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Where in the world are the Washington Commanders’ tight ends?

In December of 2024, I wrote a Hogs Haven fanpost investigating Ben Sinnott’s lack of production during his rookie season. In the article, I referenced the classic edutainment game Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? and analyzed the statistics…

By John Portis · Hogs Haven

Published: Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 9:00 PM

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Hogs Haven argues that injuries and an ineffective run game have marginalized the Washington Commanders' tight ends.
Offensive coordinator David Blough has used 11 personnel on 63.46% of snaps through four weeks.
Chigoziem Okonkwo missed time with a hamstring injury, while Ben Sinnott has drawn just two targets.

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John Portis of Hogs Haven analyzes the lack of involvement of the Washington Commanders' tight ends in offensive coordinator David Blough's system through the first four weeks of the season. Despite offseason expectations of frequent heavy personnel sets, Washington has run 11 personnel on 63.46% of snaps, while tight ends Ben Sinnott and Chigoziem Okonkwo have combined for minimal targets.

Portis attributes the group's limited impact to Okonkwo's hamstring injury, the rise of rookie receiver Antonio Williams, and an ineffective rushing attack that hampers play-action passing. The writer concludes that Blough's personnel usage may shift as key starters return to health.

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Where in the world are the Washington Commanders’ tight ends?

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