Source: Commanders promote David Blough to offensive coordinator
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Key Points:
- The Washington Commanders promoted David Blough to offensive coordinator after two years as an assistant quarterbacks coach, following the departure of Kliff Kingsbury due to differing offensive visions.
- Blough, a former NFL quarterback with experience on multiple teams, was highly sought after by other franchises, including the Detroit Lions, who also considered him for their offensive coordinator role.
- Blough joined the Commanders' staff after working under Kingsbury and is praised for his football intelligence, having learned from notable offensive minds and for his demanding coaching style.
- He developed a strong rapport with quarterback Jayden Daniels and is known for pushing players to maximize their potential, reflecting his own playing career's work ethic.
- The Commanders prioritized retaining Blough
