Commanders

• When looking at the Commanders’ offensive roster, Ben Standig of The Athletic mentions that RB Brian Robinson‘s playing time depends on the physical condition of recently signed RB Austin Ekeler.
• Standig believes that Washington’s receivers are unlikely to include Damiere Byrd on the active roster, as they already have an undersized receiver ahead of him in Olamide Zaccheaus.
• In terms of tight end, Standig suggests that Armani Rogers could earn a spot on the roster as the fourth tight end if the team decides not to keep a 10th offensive lineman.
• Expressing concern about the Commanders’ starting left tackle position, Standig mentions that “remains the main worry,” and considers Cornelius Lucas as a viable option for the initial 3-6 weeks of the season, but keeping an eye on potential decline in performance.
• Standig also notes the development of rookie Brandon Coleman and believes he could compete for a starting role if he stands out during training camp.

Cowboys

Cowboys Tight Ends coach Lunda Wells emphasized the importance of consistency for TE Jake Ferguson after his breakout season last year, highlighting the need for tight ends in the NFL to produce consistently.

Ferguson believes that he has yet to reach his full potential.

In his development journey, Ferguson aims to make an even greater leap in 2024.

Eagles

Despite turning 29, Eagles TE Dallas Goedert is optimistic about his future potential and impact in OC Kellen Moore‘s offense. He has received valuable advice from former NFL TE Greg Olsen about maximizing his career longevity.

Goedert is confident in Moore’s offensive strategies and is excited about the role of tight ends in the game plan.