The Washington Commanders are back at work this week for the final week of OTAs. Practice begins on Tuesday and will run through the remainder of the week, completing the voluntary portion of Washington’s offseason. Next week, the Commanders will report to Ashburn for the mandatory minicamp. There should be no drama there, as Washington has had 100% attendance through voluntary OTAs thus far.
It’s been a productive offseason for the Commanders. Quarterback Jayden Daniels is healthy and looks in control of new coordinator David Blough’s offense. Wide receiver Terry McLaurin is back, healthy, and more motivated than ever. To say Daniels and McLaurin have looked good through the first two weeks of OTAs would be an understatement, but it’s also expected. There are no pads, and contact is not allowed.
That doesn’t mean Washington shouldn’t be encouraged. Legendary former Washington wide receiver Santana Moss, who now works for the team’s media, has watched OTAs intently. In the latest episode of “Command Center,” Moss named three players who stood out to him.
It starts with Daniels.
“Jayden looks like he’s back and ready for action,” Moss said. “I see him getting a little girthy on them arms. And I see him out there rolling outside the pocket, throwing that thing everywhere.”
No. 2: Wide receiver Dyami Brown.
“My guy, No. 6, Dyami Brown. He’s back. He’s ready. We saw what he did two years ago when he was here with Jayden. I know JD’s loving him back, too.”
No. 3: Rookie WR Antonio Williams.
“A-Dub. A-Dub looks like he’s primed to be one of those breakout rookies. Let’s see what 14 does alongside a guy like Terry McLaurin and the other guy we spoke about, Dyami Brown. Those are my top three guys for right now in OTAs.”
Santana Moss knows wide receivers. To see him name Brown and Williams is encouraging. And it’s not the first time we’ve heard rave reviews about Williams since he arrived last month.
This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Washington Commanders: Moss names 3 players who’ve shined in OTAs
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