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One thing Colts can learn from Commanders' success
- In one year, the Washington Commanders went from winning four games to being in the NFC Championship Game. There's a lot that the Indianapolis Colts and other middling or struggling teams can learn from Washington.
The article from MSN Sports discusses what the Indianapolis Colts can learn from the Washington Commanders' recent success. The Commanders, under new ownership and with a revamped front office, have shown significant improvement, particularly in their offensive strategy and quarterback development. Key points include the importance of a stable and supportive environment for young quarterbacks, as seen with Sam Howell, who has benefited from a coaching staff that fosters growth and confidence. The Colts, dealing with their own quarterback transitions, could take note of how the Commanders have managed to create a positive atmosphere, allowing their QB to thrive. Additionally, the article highlights the Commanders' focus on building a competent offensive line and utilizing a balanced offensive approach, which has been crucial in their turnaround. The Colts are encouraged to emulate this by ensuring their quarterback has the necessary support system, both in terms of coaching and on-field protection, to succeed in the NFL.
Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/one-thing-colts-can-learn-from-commanders-success/ar-AA1xtqpd ]
Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/one-thing-colts-can-learn-from-commanders-success/ar-AA1xtqpd ]
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