Commanders Suffer Brutal Blow With Injury to Laremy Tunsil
Summary
The Washington Commanders’ offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil suffered a torn triceps injury during practice and will need surgery. He is expected to miss much of the regular season, which creates a challenge for the team to protect their quarterback.Key Facts
- Laremy Tunsil is a five-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle for the Washington Commanders.
- He tore his triceps during one-on-one pass-rush drills at practice.
- Tunsil will require surgery and likely miss most, if not all, of the upcoming season.
- The injury was confirmed shortly after practice through medical tests.
- Tunsil signed a two-year contract extension worth $60.2 million in March.
- The team now must find a way to protect quarterback Jayden Daniels, who had multiple injuries last season.
- Andrew Wylie is expected to replace Tunsil at left tackle.
- Other key offensive line players include Josh Conerly, Sam Cosmi, Nick Allegretti, and Chris Paul.
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