SANDY, UTAH - AUGUST 2: Olivia Moultrie #13 of the Portland Thorns FC controls the ball during the second half of the game between the Utah Royals v Portland Thorns FC at America First Field on August 2, 2026 in Sandy, Utah. (Photo by Bryan Byerly/ISI Photos/ISI Photos via Getty Images) | ISI Photos via Getty ImagesThe NWSL wraps up matchweek 16 with three crucial matches on Sunday.Key names will be missing for their respective clubsHeres the latest availability report: BOSTON LEGACYOUT:Chloe (D45 ankle), Fauzia (SEI thigh), Kaka (D45 ankle), Lais (thigh), Ella Stevens (knee)QUESTIONABLE:NoneINTERNATIONAL DUTY:NonePORTLAND THORNS FCOUT:Bella Bixby (SEI knee), Julie Dufour (SEI knee), Caiya Hanks (SEI knee), Olivia Moultrie (knee), Reilyn Turner (knee)QUESTIONABLE:NoneINTERNATIONAL DUTY:NoneCHICAGO STARS FCOUT:Ryan Connaughton (knee), Emma Egizii (lower leg), Julia Grosso (thigh), Jordyn Huitema (SEI knee), Natalia Kuikka (SEI knee)QUESTIONABLE:NoneINTERNATIONAL DUTY:Michelle Alozie (NGA)BAY FCOUT:Tess Boade (excused absence), Anouk Denton (lower leg), Caprice Dydasco (maternity leave), Onyeka Gamero (excused absence), Alyssa Malonson (SEI knee), Emily Menges (maternity leave)QUESTIONABLE:NoneINTERNATIONAL DUTY:NoneSEATTLE REIGN FCOUT:Lynn Biyendolo (maternity leave), Jess Fishlock (leg)QUESTIONABLE:NoneINTERNATIONAL DUTY:NoneANGEL CITY FCOUT:Jun Endo (SEI knee), Sveindis Jonsdottir (ankle), Savy King (foot), Sydney Leroux (excused absence), Maiara Niehues (excused absence), Hannah Seabert (hand), Hina Sugita (SEI knee)QUESTIONABLE:NoneINTERNATIONAL DUTY:None

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - JULY 30: Saquon Barkley #26 of the Philadelphia Eagles smiles during training camp at Jefferson Health Training Complex on July 30, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images) | Getty ImagesToday marked the eighth Philadelphia Eagles training camp practice ahead of the 2026 NFL season. Heres what I observed down at the Jefferson Health Training Complex!EAGLES PRACTICE NOTESThe Eagles held a scrimmage today in what was their longest practice of camp. Twas a grueling session in the hot summer heat. EAGLES INJURY REPORT:DID NOT PARTICIPATE:WR DeVonta Smith (hamstring)WR Makai Lemon (hamstring)WR Britain Covey (hamstring)S Cole Wisniewski (hamstring)EDGE Keyshawn James-Newby (ankle)LIMITED PARTICIPATION:LB Chance Campbell (groin)NOT ON THE TEAM-ISSUED INJURY REPORT BUT DIDNT TAKE 100% OFTHE REPS:OT Lane Johnson and OG Landon Dickerson were seemingly being load managed, which is sensible. Markel Bell rotated in at first-team right tackle and Drew Kendall rotated in at first-team left guard. Speaking of Lane, he revealed that 2026 is probably going to be his final NFL season.IN-PRACTICE INJURIES:C Cam Jurgens wasnt listed on the injury report despite leaving Fridays practice early. That was good to see. But Jurgens left practice early again for the second day in a row, albeit late in the session. Something to continue to monitor. Kendall took first-team center reps after Jurgens left. Depth running backs Elijah Mitchell and Dameon Pierce left practice early and did not return. JALEN HURTS UPDATE: Another practice from Hurts that left me more encouraged about his outlook than not. Stock up! THE GOOD:Hurts connected with a crossing Hollywood Brown on the right side of the field. If Im nitpicking, the ball was slightly behind his target, but still entirely catchable. Hurts hit Brown again on a crosser, this time on the left side of the field in the red zone, for a catch-and-run touchdown with Saquon Barkley preventing Zack Baun from stopping the receiver short of the goal line. Hurts made a nice pre-snap read to recognize Wicks was going to be open between the hashes and the numbers. Hurts quickly put a ball on his target for a good gain. Hurts hit Wicks over the middle in stride for first down yardage. Its clear that Hurts and Wicks have chemistry. And thats crucial since Hurts has a tendency to especially lean into the targets he trusts and avoid the ones he doesnt. Hurts got the defensive line to bite on a pump fake that freed up a short dump off to Johnny Mundt. Hurts took a quarterback draw to the end zone. Hes looked pretty spry as a runner. Hurts completed a pass to Moore over the middle with timing. Hurts may have been sacked on this play but he floated a ball to Goedert in the front right corner of the end zone that allowed the veteran tight end to make a jump ball grab at the catch point to beat Jihaad Campbell for a touchdown. Nice touch throw. Hurts found a crossing Moore in the end zone for a successful two-point conversion. THE BAD:Hurts threw the ball out of bounds on a rep where Wicks was open along the right sideline. Not sure if he sailed it or if it was a throwaway. Either way, it looked like there was a completion to be made and it wasnt. Hurts was fortunate not to get picked off on a throw intended for Moore. The ball was floated short of his target and it looked like a diving Zack Baun was going to get the interception but Moore ripped it out of the linebackers control at the last moment to bail out his quarterback. Really good catch.Baun did later intercept a Hurts pass. I can live with that mistake because it was an on-script throw and Hurts taking risks over the middle has been much more fruitful than not this summer. If this type of occasional turnover is the price to pay for an offense thats more aggressive than it was last year, I think thats a net positive. Saquon Barkley had some good runs today with the offensive line opening up holes for him. One such instance came when the Eagles offense was backed up against their own end zone and Barkley got freed up for a long touchdown run. Barkley found the end zone on a short run to cap off a successful drive by the offense. After scoring, Barkley went up to Cooper DeJean and got in his face to rub it in. Barkley then got into a shoving match with Quinyon Mitchell but it looked more playful than truly heated. Fun to see some competitive intensity. Jordan Mailata was not flagged for what looked like a hold on a Barkley run to the left side but he probably shouldve been. Jalen Carter notched multiple sacks today, which is no surprise since hes lived in the backfield all training camp long. The more I see from him, the more I believe hes going to have a monster season. He looks ready to dominate. Jordan Davis also continues to look really good as both a run defender and a pass rusher. Jalyx Hunt flushed Hurts from the pocket by getting pressure from the right side of the offensive line. Jihaad Campbell had some really good run fits in this practice. That was good to see.Im going to have to put myself in the Losers section of my next W-L-IDKs for not seeing offensive line versus defensive line 1-on-1s today. Not sure how I managed to get distracted and miss them. Bad job by me. Outsourcing:Just wrote out each of the OL/DL one-on-ones. Here are the key ones: Jalyx Hunt nice inside move to beat Lane Johnson first rep Tyler Steen great anchor vs Jalen Carter bullrush Moro Ojomo beats Landon Dickerson with bend around the corner x2 Markel Bell anchors well EJ Smith (@EJSmith94) August 8, 2026Ty Robinson shows up today. He wins two one-on-ones vs. Drew Kendall. Cayden Steele (@cayden_steele19) August 8, 2026The highlight of OL vs. DL 1-on-1s was Willie Lampkin. He got three reps and shut down Gabe Hall twice at guard and then Zion Wilson from the center position.Lampkin plays with incredible (natural) leverage. Really fun to watch. Dave Zangaro (@DZangaroNBCS) August 8, 2026Willie Lampkin just had two really good reps vs. Gabe Hall in one on ones and is coming on in camp. Other highlights: Tyler Steen and Jalen Carter ruled a stalemate on their two reps; Markel Bell and Jalyx Hunt draw; Lane Johnson over Jalyx Hunt; Micah Morris over Uar Bernard. Jeff Neiburg (@Jeff_Neiburg) August 8, 2026Lampkin notably took reps at second-team right guard in addition to third-team center. The Eagles seem to be taking a long look at him, as they should be. I think Lampkin is going to crush the preseason and win a roster spot, small stature be damned. Every day after practice, the Eagles show "good effort" clips in a team meeting. Willie Lampkin is on those clips "all the time," Cole Payton said."He's playing his ass off, and I'm super happy for him." Brooks Kubena (@BKubena) August 8, 2026Accounting for the above, Ty Robinson had his best practice as an Eagle. In addition to his success in 1-on-1s, he drew a false start penalty on John Ojukwu in team drills. He still has a lot of ground to make up but this was a positive step for the second-year defensive tackle. Michael Carter II knocked the ball out of E.J. Jenkins hands to force an incompletion. Relative to expectation, the Eagles top three safeties are looking good in camp. Theres always room to upgrade but I dont think that position is in dire shape, which more than a minority have thought to be the case. Nolan Smith had good edge contain on a play where Hurts sprinted left looking for an easy completion but instead was forced to throw the ball away. BACKUP QUARTERBACK BATTLE UPDATE: Continuing with the regular rotation, Andy Dalton was first up at quarterback with the second-team offense. Dalton shouldve had a good completion over the middle to an open Eli Stowers but the rookie tight end coughed up the ball. Really bad drop. Dalton had a pass to Samari Toure knocked down by Tariq Castro-Fields just not enough zip on that out route ball. I didnt write down McKees name much in my notes, for better or for worse. Unlike the QB2 battle, the Eagles are no longer rotating at backup right tackle. Markel Bell was the top option there once again. Given Lane Johnsons stated intention to retire after 2026, maybe the Eagles are putting an extra emphasis on Bell getting as many reps there as possible. But it could also be true that Bell is ahead of Fred Johnson for that job. MORE SIGNS OF LIFE FROM ELI STOWERS: Yes, Stowers had a really bad drop. But he secured the ball on three or four other targets, which is the most action hes seen in an Eagles practice this offseason. Nothing flashy by any means but he appears to be taking baby steps in the right direction. DAILY DARIUS COOPER IS AWESOME REMINDER: Cooper was ruled out of bounds by the side judge on a rep where he made a toe-tapping catch along the left sideline but I think instant replay may have overturned that one. Catch or not, it was a great effort and just another example of Cooper flashing in a good way. He makes plays in every practice. As you may have gleaned from the Hurts section earlier in this article, Elijah Moore had another good day. Hes making a case for a spot on the roster. And, hey, maybe the Eagles have enough at receiver to weather a potential slow start by Lemon? Tank Bigsby had a really good rep in pass protection where he crushed a blitzing Ambry Thomas. But then Jeremiah Trotter Jr. did well to quickly get by Bigsby to draw a holding penalty with Dalton standing in the end zone for a would-be safety. Will Shipley was stuffed on a first-team red zone run. Its hard to make the case hes a top three ball-carrying talent on the Eagles roster. Carson Steele stood out to me today. He saw a bigger workload than normal with both Mitchell and Pierce leaving practice early. He first caught my attention with a really strong blitz pickup where he sacrificed his body to neutralize the oncoming defender. As a ball-carrier, Steele runs with a physicality that reminds me of Jordan Howard, who wasnt explosive but had a good knack for getting was blocked for him and regularly falling forward (as opposed to taking losses). Steele also made some catches, including a short grab for a touchdown. Moro Ojomo beat Jake Majors easily to sack Dalton. Not exactly a fair fight. E.J. Jenkins beat Jakorian Bennett on a slant for a catch-and-run. Not a good outcome for the cornerback. Cole Payton began the Eagles developmental period with a really bad interception thrown to Maximus Pulley. Not only an inadvisable decision but a bad throw as well. Payton rebounded from there with a lot of good completions in timing that helped the offense move the ball. Good to see resiliency from the rookie quarterback. Theres some promise here. Funny moment late in todays practice where Nick Sirianni who was speaking on the megaphone roasted Jalyx Hunt for not liking the scoring system the Eagles were using in this scrimmage. The head coach called out Hunt for complaining about it all practice long. Despite Hunts disdain for the system, the defense won the day by the final results of the scoreboard. Jake Elliott is now 19/20 on kicks in training camp after going 6/6 today. It was hard to tell the precise distances but it was something like makes from 33, 35, 38, 41, 44, and 47. Elliott had a good camp last summer before a second straight down season, so, its hard to say his struggles are definitely behind him. But its certainly not a bad thing that hes having a good camp. His contract restructure from earlier this year already cemented his place on the 2026 roster but the Eagles probably wouldve had to bite the bullet on him if he had a downright disastrous summer, which hes avoided to this point. One leftover I forgot to include in Fridays notes: Arnold Ebiketie generated pressure on a rep where Hurts pass was deflected at the line of scrimmage by Carter. Ebiketie has had some good moments, he seems like a quality rotational edge rusher. Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie was visibly present at practice for the first time this summer. Philadelphia Phillies ace Zack Wheeler was a special guest at todays practice. He was joined by his wife and kids. For SB Nations Phillies coverage, check out The Good Phight.UP NEXT: The Eagles have a rest day on Sunday before returning to practice on Monday morning at 10:00 AM Eastern.

PITTSBURGH (AP) Bubba Chandler allowed three hits in six innings, Jake Mangum had three hits and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Mets 9-0 on Saturday night to end a four-game skid.Chandler (5-8) struck out five and walked one on 85 pitches 58 for strikes. The 23-year-old former top prospect has surrendered seven earned runs in 26 2/3 innings over his past five starts.Mangum had two doubles, a single and a stolen base. Nick Gonzales drove in three runs for the Pirates, who hadnt scored more than four in seven straight games since an 8-7 loss at the Reds on July 31.Robert Stock (0-2) lasted three innings for the Mets, being charged for eight runs on nine hits and five walks with four strikeouts.Mangum led off the first with a double off the right-field wall and scored from third when Gonzales grounded back to Stock with the bases loaded. Ronny Simon then slipped a two-out double just inside third base and down the line, tacking on two more.In the third, Simon reached on a well-placed bunt, stole second and scored on a bloop single to right from Jacob Gonzalez. Pittsburgh added four runs before recording an out in the fourth. Mangum lined an RBI double to left and scored on a wild pitch with the bases loaded. Stock walked Spencer Horwitz to reload the bases and was pulled after Gonzales lined a two-run double into the right-field corner.Mets catcher Luis Torrens pitched the final two innings and was welcomed by Brandon Lowe sending a 42-mph pitch 380 feet to right for his 25th homer.Up next Pirates RHP Jared Jones (2-3, 4.02 ERA) was set to start the series finale Sunday against Mets LHP Sean Manaea (3-5, 4.33).___ AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb

LONDON (AP) FIFA has issued a statement defending its president, Gianni Infantino, against what it calls a concerted and ongoing effort to undermine his leadership of the organization.The statement was released Saturday, a day after a report by British newspaper The Daily Telegraph raising questions about an exit package paid by UEFA to a female staffer who worked with Infantino when he was general secretary of European soccers governing body.UEFA confirmed that a departure payment was made to the employee and said it was in line with regulations at the time.Infantino worked at UEFA for 16 years before being elected FIFA president.In the statement Saturday, FIFA accused Infantinos critics of trying to weaken his authority and remove him from office without due process.It is increasingly evident that there is a concerted and ongoing effort by some to undermine FIFA and its president, the FIFA statement said. Those who do not have the support of FIFAs member associations should not seek to achieve through allegation, insinuation or misinformation what they cannot achieve through FIFAs established democratic processes.It said some reporting has included unsubstantiated assertions and demonstrably false claims which shouldn't be presented as fact.Change inevitably challenges established interests, but disagreement with that change cannot justify efforts to undermine the democratic mandate of FIFAs president or the institution he was elected to lead.Infantino faced intense backlash after details of his plan to sell World Cup profits to private equity were published. UEFA and two other continental confederations North Americas CONCACAF and the Asian Football Confederation rejected the plan.He did receive backing from FIFAs management board last Wednesday following a meeting in Morocco, and he apologized over the process. UEFAs threat to have its 55 member countries boycott FIFA competitions until the plan was scrapped remained, with UEFA saying Thursday that the announcement changes nothing.While confirming the exit payment was in line with the regulations that existed for departing staff at the time, UEFA said the rules had been tightened since 2016 and currently reflect those found in a modern, high-profile organization.___AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer

Rodrigo De Paul honours Lionel Messi with goal celebration It has been an emotional day for Inter Miami following the passing of Lionel Messi's father, Jorge Messi.And, with Messi absent from Saturday's match against Monterrey, there was simply no better way for Rodrigo De Paul to honour his close friend and teammate.De Paul scored the opening goal for Miami, driving a low, long-range strike into the bottom-left corner.The veteran midfielder ran away in celebration while removing his shirt to reveal Messi's iconic number ten underneath.The pair recently reached the World Cup final together as teammates with Argentina. It was fitting, therefore, that De Paul could honour his friend with a goal worthy of Messi's on-field brilliance.

Photo provided by Eddie ProvidentPITTSBURGH Bubba Chandler had one of his best starts and the Pirates offense broke out in a 9-0 win over the Mets at PNC Park on Saturday night to snap a four-game skid.Scoring PlaysBottom 1st, 3-0 PIT: The Pirates (58-61) struck for three early runs against Robert Stock (0-2). With the bases loaded and one out, Nick Gonzales plated Jake Mangum on a groundout to the right of the pitchers mound. Ronny Simon followed by keeping a ball fair inside the third base bag for a two-run double.Bottom 3rd, 4-0 PIT: Simon bunted for a hit, stole second and raced home to score on Jacob Gonzalezs single to right field. Bottom 4th, 8-0 PIT: The first six men up to plate all reached safely and the Pirates struck for four more runs. Mangum doubled home Henry Davis and scored on a wild pitch with the bases loaded. Later on, Gonzales plated a pair with a double to right. Bottom 7th, 9-0 PIT: Brandon Lowe hit a solo home run off Mets catcher Luis Torrens, who was called upon in the seventh. The blast was Lowes team-high 25th this season. Key MomentsThe slumping Pirates offense needed a jolt and received one with a three-run first inning. Player of the GameBubba Chandler (5-8) delivered one of his best big-league starts. The right-hander fired six-shutout innings and prevented the Mets (51-67) from reaching scoring position at any point. He scattered three hits, walked one and struck out five.Stat to KnowAfter connecting off Mets catcher Luis Torrens in the seventh, Brandon Lowe now has 25 home runs and 25 doubles this season. The only other left-handed hitting Pirates to have 25-plus homers and 25-plus doubles in a season this century are: Brian Giles (2000-02), Adam LaRoche (2008), Nate McLouth (2008), Pedro lvarez (2012) and Garrett Jones (2012).Notable PerformancesBubba Chandler: 6.0 innings, three hits, no runs, one walk, five strikeouts, 85 pitches/58 strikesBrandon Lowe: 1 for 4, one home run, one walk, one RBI, one runJake Mangum: 3 for 5, two doubles, one RBI, two runs, one stealNoteworthyBubba Chandler is 2-0 with a 3.23 ERA in six starts since the beginning of June. Esmerlyn Valdez snapped an 0-for-19 slump with a base hit off Luis Torrens in the eighth. He had struck out 13 times but also walked 13 times during the skid. That was the Pirates first shutout since May 20. The Pirates out-hit the Mets 12-3. New York did not have a runner in scoring position all game. Endy Rodrguez was scratched from the original starting lineup with left hip discomfort. He was replaced by Henry Davis at catcher.Up NextRHP Jared Jones (2-3, 4.02 ERA) will look to lead the Pirates to a series win on Sunday afternoon. LHP Sean Manaea (3-5, 4.33 ERA) will try and do the same for the Mets. First pitch: 1:35 p.m. ET on SportsNet Pittsburgh/93.7 The Fan.Around the NetworkPittsburgh Baseball Now:Pirates Keller Talks Season-Ending Injury: Its Extremely DisappointingPittsburgh Hockey Now:Penguins Armchair GMs Would You?Steelers Now:Big Ben Leads Strong Steelers Contingent for Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2027Pittsburgh Sports Now:WATCH: Narduzzi Talks Assistant Coach Impact, Heintschel & MoreThe post Pirates Snap Skid Behind Chandler, Big Night for Offense appeared first on Pittsburgh Baseball Now.

The Miami Dolphins wrapped up their second week of training camp on Saturday with a practice session on the field inside Hard Rock Stadium.Miami will have Sunday off before returning to the practice fields during the week, and before they take on the Washington Commanders in a preseason bout, the two teams will meet for a joint practice on Wednesday, August 12.While Miami was set to take on former Dolphins first-round pick Laremy Tunsil, but the offensive lineman reportedly tore his triceps during practice on Saturday, which will likely cost him most of the 2026 season.The Dolphins took Tunsil with pick No. 13 in the 2016 NFL draft before trading him, Kenny Stills, a 2020 fourth-round pick and a 2021 sixth-round pick to the Houston Texans for a 2020 first-round pick, a 2021 first-round pick and a 2021 second-round pick.Tunsil joined the Commanders last year and played 14 games after making five Pro Bowls in six years in Houston.Going against one of the top tackles in the league would've been a great test for Miami's pass rushers, but now they'll have an easier time going against either Trent Scott, Foster Sarrell or Andrew Wylie opposite 2025 first-round pick Josh Conerly Jr.This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: Dolphins won't face their former first-round pick in joint practice

WASHINGTON (AP) Andrs Chaparro drove in three runs and the Washington Nationals snapped Cincinnati ace Chase Burns 12-game winning streak, beating the Reds 8-2 on Saturday night.Rookie Abimelec Ortiz drove in two for Washington. The Nationals have won three of four after dropping a season-worst seven in a row.Eugenio Surez homered for Cincinnati as the Reds dropped consecutive games for the first time since July 11-12.Washington took a 3-2 lead when Dylan Crews opened the sixth with a double and scored on Daylen Liles double. Burns (13-2) then loaded the bases before yielding to Sam Moll, who was greeted by Chaparros pinch double. Chaparro advanced on a wild pitch and scored when Jacob Young singled.Burns, who built the fifth-longest winning streak in club history, lost for the first time since April 10. He allowed five runs in 5 1/3 innings while striking out six.Chaparro and CJ Abrams added RBI singles in the eighth.Clayton Beeter (5-3) worked a scoreless eighth for Washington.Jos Tena led off the third with a single to center, then moved up two batters later when Abrams slapped a first-pitch slider down the right-field line for a double. Both scored when Ortiz poked Burns 0-2 fastball the opposite way to left.Nationals starter Andrew Alvarez surrendered a run on three hits and a walk in 5 1/3 innings, and was pulled after Sal Stewarts infield single dribbled off third base. Max Kranick relieved him, and two batters later Surez ripped a fastball into the visitors bullpen in left.Alvarez has not allowed a home run in his last 51 1/3 innings, the franchises seventh-longest streak since moving to Washington in 2005.Up nextCincinnati RHP Brady Singer (5-10, 4.67 ERA) was set to start Sunday in the series finale. Washington manager Blake Butera said the Nationals are planning a bullpen game.___AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb

This article originally appeared on PGHBaseballNOW.Bubba Chandler had one of his best starts, and the Pirates offense broke out in a 9-0 win over the Mets at PNC Park on Saturday night to snap a four-game skid. Scoring PlaysBottom 1st, 3-0 PIT: The Pirates (58-61) struck for three early runs against Robert Stock (0-2). With the bases loaded and one out, Nick Gonzales plated Jake Mangum on a groundout to the right of the pitchers mound. Ronny Simon followed by keeping a ball fair inside the third base bag for a two-run double.Click here to read more on PGHBaseballNOW.Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts.Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW

Breaking news: Laremy Tunsil suffered a torn triceps on Saturday.Tunsil was in a one-on-one drill with edge rusher Odafe Oweh. A video revealed Tunsil caught bending over in immediate pain.The severity of the injury, of course, means Tunsil will require surgery and miss significant time. The Commanders' first three games are against the Eagles and Cowboys on the road, and then, in their first home game, they have to face the defending Super Bowl Champions, the Seattle Seahawks. All without their top player in 2025.Sources to me and @wyche89: #Commanders five-time Pro Bowl LT Laremy Tunsil suffered a torn triceps in practice today during 1-on-1 pass-rush drills. Hell likely require surgery and will miss at least a significant portion of the regular season. pic.twitter.com/mvj4EGEzxk Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) August 9, 2026Brandon Coleman likely becomes the starting left tackle. Coleman is not a stranger to the position, having been drafted in the third round in 2024. Coleman then played in 16 of the 17 games of the 2024 season, starting 12 at left tackle. In 2025, Coleman started the first two games at left guard, but was suddenly replaced by Chris Paul. Coleman not only lost his job, but was strangely inactive for five games.When Tunsil went down with a hamstring injury in 2025, Coleman then stepped in and started three consecutive games for Tunsil. After missing those three weeks, Tunsil returned, starting the remainder of the season at left tackle. Tunsil signed an extension with the Commanders this offseason for an average of $30 million per season, making him the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history. Now Jayden Daniels' blindside just became much more vulnerable.This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Commanders receive brutal injury update on LT Laremy Tunsil