Dan Quinn names the three second-year players he's been most impressed with in training camp so far, and they can all have breakout seasons

Coach Quinn said that Coleman is one of the second-year players he has been "really impressed with." Coleman also spoke with the media and talked about how the transition back into guard is going after playing there in college occasionally as well.

“I kind of already have a little mind tap on what my aiming points are," Coleman said. "My landmarks, what's different in terms of mindset, when it comes to the running pass game, and now it's just really about feeling it back out, like getting my body back used to it. Building kind of that muscle memory. Quicker hands, quicker feet."

The move inside should be a seamless transition, and there shouldn't be any real bumps in the road when the season starts. He'll also have two really good guys on each side of him to help out, in Laremy Tunsil and Tyler Biadasz.

Javontae Jean-Baptiste

If there's a player I'm excited to see in their second season, it's Javontae Jean-Baptiste. I know he didn't play a ton last year, but having this offseason to get bigger and more technical and now being able to learn from Von Miller will help him tremendously. The limited snaps he did get showed flashes of promise.

Quinn said that Jean-Baptiste got "longer and stronger" in his development, and we can see that in the preseason games coming up. Even after signing Miller and Deatrich Wise, the Commanders still have opportunities for depth pieces to produce this season. I'd love to see the young guy in the room step up and show he can be a key future piece of the team, and so far, he's making an impression on Quinn.

Jordan Magee

Jordan Magee is poised to have a bigger role this year after injuries set him back in his rookie season. Learning from Frankie Luvu and Bobby Wagner is about as good as it gets, too, but don't sleep on him being ready in 2025. He was a do-it-all linebacker at Temple, and he can help keep Wagner's snaps lower than they were last year, so he can come in fresh and be at his best.

Quinn said that he likes what Magee brings as a blitzer now, too, and he can't wait to see if running backs can actually pick him up or not. The best way to stay on the field is by being able to blitz, stop the run, and drop into coverage, and not be a liability at any of the three. A healthy Magee in 2025 helps the entire linebacker room and prepares him to step in as a starter when Wagner retires.

The Commanders need to hit on as many draft picks as possible, and seeing these second-year players take off this season can help keep Washington in contention for a long time.