Commanders’ offensive line crisis makes one tactical shift harder to ignore

Riggo's Rag writer Dean Jones argues that the Washington Commanders should increase their usage of 13 personnel to mask serious offensive line vulnerabilities. Despite injuries, general manager Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn confirmed the team will not make personnel changes after the bye week, opting instead to adjust scheme concepts.

Jones contends that deploying three tight ends—utilizing Ben Sinnott, John Bates, and Chig Okonkwo—would better protect quarterback Jayden Daniels following Laremy Tunsil's season-ending torn triceps. The writer suggests that offensive coordinator David Blough should rely more heavily on this alignment, especially with wide receiver Terry McLaurin also sidelined for the season.