Coleman's Versatility Shakes Up Commanders' O-Line

0:00On April 2nd, Washington commander's head coach Dan Quinn is shaking up the offensive line for next season. Brandon Coleman locks in as the starting left guard, but he's getting reps at center 2. Quinn wants the best five linemen out there, no matter the spots, depending on how training camp shakes out. Tyler Beatis held down center the last two years, but got released and scooped up by the chargers. Nick Allegretti, who started at left guard last year, told Quinn he wants a crack at center. He played it in college at Illinois and filled in the final two games of 2025 when Beatis as was hurt. Fans are buzzing about the competition, because Coleman brings serious athleticism. He crushed tests at the 2024 Scouting Combine, and it started games at left tackle and guard. Last season, he even slid back to tackle when Laramie Tunsell went down. Lately in practice, the commander's tested Coleman at center during the final weeks, showing they trust his skills across the board. Allegretti's pushing hard, but Coleman's versatility stands out after bouncing positions

1:02without missing a beat. Bottom line, this ain't set in stone for Coleman at guard, tackle or center, but the team sees him as that ultimate swing guy ready for anything to. Keep the line strong. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.