Brandon Coleman, though often overshadowed by his teammates, has quietly made a significant impact as the Washington Commanders' starting left tackle during the previous season. His performance, graded at 64.1 by Pro Football Focus, indicates he exceeded expectations for a third-round pick. However, the team's plans for Coleman are shifting; he will likely be moved to the left guard position, as noted by head coach Dan Quinn, suggesting a strategic change on the offensive line for 2025.

This transition could mean that the Commanders are looking to bolster their interior line play, which could affect the overall offensive strategy moving forward. With Coleman’s adaptability, there’s optimism that he can thrive in this new role, potentially benefiting both the running and passing games. This change could also have implications for the Commanders' draft strategy as they assess their depth and talent in the offense.