The Commanders’ offense hasn’t clicked in camp as a wave of injuries and absences slows install. Kliff Kingsbury pins the lull on missing playmakers, led by Terry McLaurin, with three weeks to sort it out on the grass. Washington added Deebo Samuel and Laremy Tunsil to bolster playmaking and protection, but chemistry remains a work in progress as reps are split and the starting line shifts.

Last season the unit scored well and moved the ball high in points and yards, led by Daniels’ elevated efficiency with McLaurin in the red zone. Yet the current camp reality—McLaurin’s absence, Cosmi’s ACL recovery, and inside-page injuries—keeps the offense from building the week-to-week rhythm fantasy players crave. The focus now is time on task, building rapport between Daniels and McLaurin, and getting everybody back on the grass over the next three weeks to find a cohesive, explosive rhythm.