Commanders' Coleman and Allegretti focus on starting roles in new offense
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 1:00 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Brandon Coleman and Nick Allegretti are vying for starting positions on the Washington Commanders' offensive line as they prepare for the upcoming season. Under a new offensive line coach and a shift in scheme towards zone-blocking techniques, Coleman aims to secure the left guard spot, competing with Chris Paul. Allegretti, set to transition to a starting role, is expected to play a crucial part in implementing these run-blocking strategies. Both players have expressed confidence in adapting to the new system, which showcases their versatility and experience. Preseason will serve as a key evaluation period for their positions.
- •Coleman aims for the starting left guard position with new coaching staff.
- •Allegretti transitions to a crucial role in zone-blocking scheme.
- •New offensive strategies may replicate successful former systems.
- •Preseason games will help determine starting offensive line configuration.
- 1:00 PMYahoo Sports — Coleman & Allegretti aim to be starters again in ‘26 - Daily Slop
"With new OL coach and offensive coordinator running a new scheme, the comeback opportunities are real
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