Hogs Haven on Brandon Coleman
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Coleman actually filled in for Tunsil a few times down the stretch last year and held up relatively well... he was particularly efficient with a hand flash technique that got the better of both Brian Burns and Trey Hendrickson... Coleman said moving back to tackle is 'like riding a bike'... he started the last three games at left tackle and allowed just two pressures on 87 pass blocking snaps.
STACKED’s take
Coleman's run-game strength and pass-protection upside support his return to left tackle.
Coleman filled in for Tunsil a few times down the stretch last year and held up relatively well; he showed strong run-blocking ability in 2024 and has the athleticism to excel in the Commanders' expected outside zone scheme, using momentum to bulldoze defenders in space. His pass protection was inconsistent as a rookie but featured efficient hand-flash technique against elite pass rushers like Brian Burns and Trey Hendrickson. The transition back to tackle is 'like riding a bike' after his offseason mentoring with Tunsil in Alabama, where he trained under Tunsil's personal offensive line coach Mike Wahle and incorporated recovery and nutritional practices. He started the last three games at left tackle in 2024 and allowed just two pressures on 87 pass-blocking snaps.
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