Washington Commanders' Center Battle: Brandon Coleman's Chance

On April 2nd, Washington commanders are shaping up nice after a busy off-season, but that

center spot's got everyone scratching their heads since they.

Cut Tyler Biodaz, GM Adam Peters and Coach Dan Quinn send mixed signals on the move, leaving

fans unsure about the bounce back for next year.

Now Nick Allegready and Julian Good Jones are battling it out, but a fresh report says they

might slide third round pick Brandon Coleman into the mix at center.

The guy from TCU shuffled around the line last season after they grabbed Laramie Tunsell,

got benched early at guard due to health stuff but bounced.

Back strong, fans aren't super hyped on the current options, feeling like the line needs

a real anchor to protect the young QB and push for playoffs.

Coleman's versatility as a swing tackle or depth player makes him intriguing, especially

since the team resigned Chris Paul to lock down four or five spots.

Quinn dropped that Coleman took center snaps in practice last year and it looked good,

so he's no long shot.

The staff never gave up on him, even in tough times, and this could be his chance if

no vets get added before camp.

Keep an eye on training camp folks, this wild card move might just solidify that interior

and get the commander's rolling smooth.