Get To Know The Commanders Offensive Line - Page 5

The Washington Commanders are one game away from making to the Super Bowl! This team has really shown their talent and resilience for all of the nation to see! Their team work has sparked joy back in The DMV (DC, Maryland and Virginia) after many years of failed seasons full of loses! Also See: Commanders Defeat Top NFL Team & Advance To The NFC Championship For The First Time In 33 Years! For this to happen it takes commitment from every member. There are 53 active players on the Washington Commanders roster, which make up the offensive line, defensive line and special team. Every player has their role which makes the team successful! Also See: Fun Fact On Every NFL Football Team In football, the offensive line also known as the OL, is responsible for protecting the quarterback and creating openings for the running backs. The OL includes the following positions; Center (C), Offensive guard (OG), Tackle (T/OT), Tight end (TE), Running backs (RB/HB/FB), Wide receiver (WR) and the Quarterback (QB).

Continue scrolling to see each of the players on The Commanders’ Offensive Line

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1. Jayden Daniels #5 Quarterback

2. Kazmeir Allen #31 Running Back

3. Nick Allegretti #67 Guard

4. John Bates #87 Tight End

5. Tyler Biadasz #63 Center

6. Dyami Brown #2 Wide Receiver

7. Noah Brown #85 Wide Receiver

8. Brandon Coleman #74 Tackle

9. Sam Cosmi #76 Guard

10. Jamison Crowder #80 Wide Receiver

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11. Anim Dankwah Offensive Tackle

12. Michael Deiter #60 Guard

13. Jeff Driskel #16 Quarterback

14. Austin Ekeler #30 Running Back

15. Zach Ertz #86 Tight End

16. Julian Good-Jones #61 Guard

17. Bobby Hart #51 Offensive Tackle

18. Sam Hartman #15 Quarterback

19. Cornelius Lucas #19 Tackle

20. Marcus Mariota #18 Quarterback

21. Luke McCaffrey #12 Wide Receiver

22. Terry McLaurin #17 Wide Receiver

23. Jeremy McNichols #26 Running Back

24. K.J. Osborn #13 Wide Receiver

25. Chris Paul #75 Guard

26. Brian Robinson #8 Running Back

27. Chris Rodriguez Jr. #36 Running Back

28. Trent Scott #73 Tackle

29. Ben Sinnott #82 Tight End

30. Mitchell Tinsley #84 Wide Receiver

31. Brycen Tremayne #89 Wide Receiver

32. Cole Turner #88 Tight End

33. Michael Wiley #34 Running Back

34. Colson Yankoff #41 Tight End

35. Olamide Zaccheaus #14 Wide Receiver