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The second day of practice means Washington Commanders coordinators Daronte Jones and David Blough are up at the podium for their weekly media sessions. They both got their second career wins at this level when the Commanders beat the Eagles…

Washington Commanders coordinators Daronte Jones and David Blough addressed the media ahead of their upcoming matchup against the visiting Los Angeles Rams. Both coordinators are coming off their second career wins following Washington's 27-10 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Jones discussed the defensive challenge of facing receiver Puka Nacua and quarterback Matthew Stafford, noting Nacua's ability to operate like a running back after quick catches.
Blough reflected on coaching against former teammate Stafford and shared insights on preparing for a Rams defensive front featuring Aaron Donald, Myles Garrett, and Byron Young. He noted that the Rams' talent prevents offenses from easily double-teaming Donald. Blough also mentioned receiving supportive calls from former Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury during challenging moments this season.
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