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Washington Commanders’ offensive coordinator, Kliff Kingsbury, recently shared his insights with the media about the team’s approach to practice and upcoming matchups. Kingsbury discussed the extensive preparation that goes into practicing the “hail mary” play, highlighting the expertise of their staff and the execution of the players on the field.

Reflecting on past experiences with the hail mary play, Kingsbury expressed his excitement and admiration for his players’ abilities to make such game-changing plays. He emphasized the importance of focusing on players rather than plays, acknowledging the talent and dedication of each team member.

Looking ahead to the upcoming game against New York, Kingsbury acknowledged the challenges posed by the opposing team’s defense and the need for continuous improvement. He emphasized the importance of QB Jayden Daniels’ performance in facing a team for the second time, highlighting the need for strategic and focused execution.

Kingsbury also discussed the importance of involving star WR Terry McLaurin throughout the game, recognizing his talent and work ethic. He praised McLaurin’s team-oriented approach and emphasized the need to prioritize getting him the ball consistently.

In discussing Daniels’ performance in high-pressure moments, Kingsbury highlighted the quarterback’s fearlessness and belief in his abilities. Despite Daniels’ struggles in certain practice drills, Kingsbury expressed confidence in his on-field performance and decision-making.

On the topic of redzone execution, Kingsbury admitted that there is room for improvement in scoring opportunities. He acknowledged the team’s need to call better plays and execute more effectively in critical situations to secure victories.

Reflecting on past games, Kingsbury addressed the team’s redzone strategy and denied claims of a conservative approach due to the absence of a kicker. He emphasized the team’s commitment to scoring touchdowns and acknowledged the need for better execution in crucial moments.

Overall, Kingsbury’s player-centric approach and emphasis on individual performances underscore the Washington Commanders’ commitment to excellence and continuous improvement. As the team prepares for upcoming challenges, Kingsbury’s insights provide valuable perspective on the team’s mindset and goals moving forward.