3 Things We Learned About the Washington Commanders in Week 1 of Training Camp

With Week 2 underway the Washington Commanders have learned some things in the first five practices of training camp.

ASHBURN, Va. -- The Washington Commanders opened up training camp confident they had the answers to creating a winning team.

He's had moments of youthful excitement, but overall there seems to be one speed for the young playmaker and even when he's moving faster it doesn't look like he's expending a lot of energy to do it. The question was whether or not Chris Rodriguez Jr. would be able to hold off Jeremy McNichols in the battle to be the third back in Washington. So far, it looks like McNichols has the early lead for the gig.

The arrival of rookie linebacker Jordan Magee from Temple seems to have pushed Davis down even further.

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