"When left guard Brandon Coleman left the Washington Commanders game against the Green Bay Packers during the first half, he was replaced by Chris Paul before coming back in. That was a huge relief, but it exposed a potential thorn in the team's side that cannot be ignored. The second-year pro, who recently switched from tackle to guard this season, had some key blocks against the New York Giants, but finished with a 42.2 overall grade from Pro Football Focus."
"Coleman missed the first two preseason games with an injury and also missed time last year due to a concussion. He's taking some severe punishment to begin his NFL career, so the Commanders must think of better contingency plans if the worst-case scenario occurs at any stage. The third-round pick has been under the spotlight in his new position, and an extended injury would not help."
Left guard Brandon Coleman briefly left the Washington Commanders game against the Packers, was replaced by Chris Paul, then returned. Coleman switched from tackle to guard this season and earned a 42.2 overall grade from Pro Football Focus despite some key blocks. Sam Cosmi remains sidelined recovering from a torn ACL, so losing Coleman for any length would be catastrophic. Coleman missed preseason time with an injury and missed last season due to a concussion, taking significant punishment early in his career. General manager Adam Peters invested heavily in the offensive line, but cohesion remains a work in progress and depth is shaky.
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