Commanders offense takes major hit as star offensive tackle suffers major training camp injury
Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn confirmed on Monday that star left tackle Laremy Tunsil will be sidelined indefinitely after tearing his triceps during Saturday's training camp session. The injury requires surgery and represents a significant blow to the Commanders' offensive line ahead of the new season, given Tunsil's role as one of the team's most important protectors of quarterback Jayden Daniels.
Tunsil, widely regarded as one of the NFL's premier offensive tackles, sustained the injury during a training camp practice, prompting concern over how long he will be out and how Washington will cover for his absence up front. The club has not yet detailed a specific recovery timeline, but a triceps tear typically requires an extended layoff, raising questions about his readiness for the start of the regular season.
- Commanders' star left tackle Laremy Tunsil tore his triceps in camp
- He requires surgery and is out indefinitely
- Major blow to Washington's offensive line ahead of the season