Ben Sinnott’s Big Opportunity | Washington Commanders News

0:00On September 5th, the Washington commanders are rolling out a new offensive game plan this year, and a lot of attention is on third year Titan bin. Sinat. He's been pretty quiet his first two seasons, catching just 16 passes for 142 yards and two touchdowns. But Sinat is making it clear he thinks this new system under coordinator David Blue is the real deal. A big change from what they had before. He's been pretty vocal about the difference, saying this is a real NFL offense now. It sounds like he felt hailed back in the past, and with only two incompletions on 18 targets when he did get the ball, it's easy to see why. He'd feel that way. He believes he has the potential to be a key player, and the previous coaching staff just wasn't unlocking it. This frustration is understandable. Sinat was a second-round pick, number 53 overall, and you expect more production than he's shown. He's not the only one who's been critical of the old offensive approach, which many felt was predictable and easy to figure out.

1:01Now, with a new coordinator in a fresh start, the excuses are gone for Sinat. He's entering his third year, and the commanders have brought in other Titans like Chigo Conquo, but there's still room for him to make a significant impact. John Bates is a strong blocker, and Colson Yankoff is a special team's player, leaving a lane open for Sinat in the passing game. This is a crucial season for Ben Sinat. If he can't become a reliable receiver and make plays consistently, it's going to be tough to see him sticking around in Washington beyond this year. He set a high bar for himself with his comments, and now it's time to prove he can deliver on that promise. You've been listening to Washington Commander's News Today, AI-powered team coverage.