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Quinn's Commanders: New Tight End Threat & Edge Rushers

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Dan Quinn is thrilled about the Commanders new tight ends, particularly Chig Okonkwo, a deep threat for Jayden Daniels. He also highlights Lawrence Cagers potential. The edge rushers have been bolstered, with Dorance Armstrong recovering from injury. Bobby Wagners departure leaves the green dot role undecided. The team added Amik Robertson as a corner, planning to mix him with Mike Sainristil. This sets the stage for intriguing experiments in OTAs and training camp.

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Quinn's Commanders: New Tight End Threat & Edge Rushers

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It's March 30th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. Dan Quinn is pumped about the tight ends the commanders brought in during free agency, especially Chiggle Conquo, who's set to be a major receiving, threat for Jaden Daniels. He loves a Conquo's speed on deep overs and play action passes, and he's also shouting out practice squad guy Lawrence Cajure for his unique skills and hard work. Meanwhile, Quinn's glad Adam Peters beefed up the edge rushers, a spot hammered by injuries last year. Doran's arm strong tore his ACL, but is progressing well, sending rehab videos to stay locked in. On defense, Bobby Wagner didn't get resigned, though the doors not slam shut for later. That leaves the green dot signal caller up in the air. Quinn says it'll go to whoever's out there most, maybe a linebacker or safety. They only grab one corner in free agency, Amick Robertson from the Lions, and plan to mix him with Mike Sainre still inside and outside, based on their experience. All this sets up some fun experiments

in OTA's and training camp, so keep an eye on how it shapes the secondary and pass rush.

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