The Washington Commanders' decision to move on from Kliff Kingsbury as offensive coordinator after last year's 5-12 season sparked considerable controversy, especially when the team settled on unproven David Blough as his successor. Blough was the Commanders' assistant quarterbacks coach until Tavita Pritchard left the team to accept the head coaching position at Stanford. Commanders' offense is showing signs of real growth under new coordinator David BloughThus far, all indications from training camp are that Blough has Washington's offense humming. Finlay and Mitchell discussed the more nuanced tempo that Blough is bringing to Washington's offense. Blough gives the Commanders a window into a new world of possibilities that could help star quarterback Jayden Daniels sustain elite production behind center.