Coleman was locked into a roster battle with Chris Paul at left guard before the Tunsil injury. Removing Coleman from that battle does not necessarily hand it directly over to Paul either, as shifting him over to tackle changes the picture at left guard. Paul is the most obvious person that stands to benefit, but Washington has a lot of positional flexibility in that area, so there could be plenty of options for Paul to compete with.The ripples of Laremy Tunsil's injury will be felt until he returns, but the team is at least positioned to reshuffle what they already have. Now, we all will be waiting to see Coleman take the first-team left tackle reps when Washington returns to practice and what the corresponding first-team alignment looks like at left guard.
Commanders Plan to Move Brandon Coleman Back to Left Tackle After Laremy Tunsil Injury
According to several reports, the Washington Commanders plan on moving Brandon Coleman back to left tackle following Laremy Tunsil's torn triceps. The move make








