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NFL Player Poised for Major Triceps Surgery
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The Washington Commanders have lost an important member of the offensive line before the 2026-27 NFL season has even started.
According to head coach Dan Quinn, left tackle Laremy Tunsil has torn his triceps.
“It’s always tough to talk about a player missing time, especially a great player like LT,” Quinn said.
Now, however, the team will move forward with Brandon Coleman as the starting left tackle.
“(Coleman) has played a lot of winning football at left tackle here, and we know he’s ready for it,” Quinn said.