Commanders
The Washington Commanders are on the lookout for a complementary receiver to line up alongside their star, Terry McLaurin. While GM Adam Peters has expressed optimism about Treylon Burks' potential growth, he acknowledges that there's still room to bolster the receiving corps.
Peters noted, "Terry’s a No. 1 receiver. I think Burks has another level to go to.
He showed us a lot at practice and in the games. I like the room right now, but we have a lot of time to add before we play in September."
The Commanders are clearly keeping their options open as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Eagles
In Philadelphia, there's been some buzz about the potential return of former offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland. However, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni has confirmed that the team is content with its current coaching lineup.
Sirianni stated, "Obviously, we moved on with our staff, and really enjoying working with these guys. Love the guys that are no longer part of our staff.
Always will have a relationship with those guys, with everything they’ve done for our football team. But right now, we’re just focused on the upcoming year with this staff."
The Eagles are looking forward to building on their current foundation.
Giants
For the New York Giants, head coach John Harbaugh is tailoring the offense to highlight the strengths of his players, particularly quarterback Jaxson Dart. Harbaugh shared, "It’s gonna be built around what the guys do well.
One of the many great things about Jaxson Dart is he does so many things so well. He can live in a lot of different worlds, and if you watch the offenses that we’ve had over the years, it’s built around a lot of different elements, and there’s a lot of different elements that Jaxson can play in.
Power run, dropback pass, quarterback-driven stuff, RPOs, quick ball-out type of completions. He can throw the ball downfield, throw it off play action.
I’m not sure what he really can’t do, you know? So we’re gonna try to live in those different worlds and see how it fits all the other guys on the offense."
The Giants are poised to craft an adaptable and dynamic offensive strategy.