In today's edition: Brandon Coleman prepares to fill the massive void left by Laremy Tunsil's injury, defensive coordinator Daronte Jones installs a complex scheme to unleash Javon Kinlaw, and Stefon Diggs continues to change the geometry of the offense. | Burgundy Roundup | HTTR4LIFE LLCThe Burgundy Roundup brings together the best Washington Commanders reporting, analysis, interviews, and other worthwhile reads from around the web, along with selected coverage from Commanders On SI.The Good and Not So Good From Commanders’ Tenth Training Camp PracticeWhile Day 10 of Commanders Training Camp was a shorter, padless session, it did have its moments. Several veterans received maintenance days, which shifted reps to younger players and roster-battle candidates ahead of Wednesday's joint session with Miami. On the day: Joshua Josephs continued forcing his way into the conversation, Antonio Williams produced multiple touchdowns, and Washington’s backup tight ends made several plays.To continue reading this article, CLICK HERE...Allegretti with a helmet and jersey https://t.co/QpjXGnHc55 pic.twitter.com/YyoH89zT8k— Mitchell Tischler (@Mitch_Tischler) August 11, 2026Brandon Coleman eager to fill in for injured Laremy TunsilThe Commanders could use more tight ends to help Brandon Coleman -- Tunsil was part of a double-team pass block only 31.5% of the time; Coleman was part of one 42.1% of the time in each of his first two seasons.Washington also will use more play-action passes from under center -- designed to fool coverages and slow the pass rush.There's also quarterback Jayden Daniels, about whom one AFC executive said "covers up for a lot of sins." Indeed, in practice Daniels has excelled at sliding in the pocket to avoid pressure and find an open target. It helps, too, that Washington just signed receiver Stefon Diggs to pair with Terry McLaurin -- both of whom can create quick separation. And that would help offset the loss of a player such as Tunsil.But Coleman's play will matter as well. He did post a 92.3% pass block win rate the past two seasons. He also had a run block win rate of 77.2%, above the league average of 72.3% in that same period.To continue reading this article, CLICK HERE...Jeremy Reaves on Stefon Diggs, Daronte Jones, and more | John Keim ReportJohn is joined by Commanders Safety Jeremy Reaves. They discussed Daronte Jones new defense, the Commanders defense this upcoming season, rookie Sonny Styles, and more!How Stefon Diggs will change Washington Commanders offense this seasonDiggs wins with refined route running, tempo, and elite footwork. While the 32-year-old wide receiver has lost a step in terms of pure speed, he still has the ability to get the better of cornerbacks on the outside. That said, he thrives in the short to intermediate parts of the field and should be expected to run plenty of deep overs, high crossers and dig routes. Diggs is particularly adept at adjusting his routes to capitalize on space versus both man and zone coverage, with David Blough stating, “In just a couple days – he had four catches the other day, at least 2-3 today – the ball finds him because he finds space.”To continue reading this article, CLICK HERE...New coordinator Daronte Jones is transforming the Commanders’ defense after major changesDaronte Jones, 47, was hired from Minnesota after excelling under Brian Flores, who oversaw a defense known for its complex disguises and loaded fronts. Plenty of that has carried over to Washington, where Jones has deployed fronts with three, four and five linemen and mixed and matched along the way.Jones has coached at every level during his two-decade coaching career, from high school through multiple college levels and the pros. He believes his teaching ability is one of his biggest strengths, which he attributes to working in the Louisiana high school system.“When you create a lesson plan, you have to pretty much hit on everyone’s learning styles because everyone learns differently,” Jones said. “We try to do that as coaches so that you’re hitting on every player in that room.”To continue reading this article, CLICK HERE...Dan Quinn calls Van Jefferson "exacting", and said QBs appreciate him always being in the right spot.Treylon Burks has slimmed down and Quinn said lighter has been able to go longer and faster for him. pic.twitter.com/zvGMuro840— COMMANDERS FOOTBALL (@HogsHaven) August 11, 2026Commanders' new Javon Kinlaw plan could finally justify their $45 million bet"I'm getting to play everywhere. The shade, the two wide, the three, the four, the five, the six. I'm playing it all, man. I'm loving how I'm getting to just give guys different looks and be all over the place, man. And I think it's going to play to my strengths well, man. You know, give a lot of guys fits."To continue reading this article, CLICK HERE...Sign up for our free newsletter and follow the Burgundy & Gold on Facebook and the Commanders on SI on X for the latest news. You can also subscribe to our Facebook Messenger News Channel, which is the fastest and easiest way to actually see our articles while on any Meta product.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow