Wes Welker’s back in the booth — this time coaching the Commanders’ tight ends — after Ben Steele’s abrupt exit following a DUI arrest. Welker, a Pro Bowl receiver turned coach with experience in Miami and SF, brings proven chops to a unit that’s already looking strong. GM Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn praised Steele’s departure while staying upbeat on player recoveries, including punter Tress Way and linebacker Kain Medrano. Peters also dropped a hint: social media and locker room vibes matter — especially as rumors swirl around potential receiver Brandon Aiyuk. With training camp looming and the center position a key focus, the Commanders are poised to build on past momentum and hit the ground running.
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