It’s said that former Eagles offensive lineman Brian Johnson will be joining Commanders.
Brian Johnson is purportedly dropping two hours down Highway 95 to join the Washington Commandants staff, ESPN wrote about Thursday morning.
The 36 year old was terminated by the Philadelphia Falcons after the offense became “lifeless” and burning through one season as the group’s hostile facilitator. Johnson supposedly evaluated for the Leaders hostile organizer opening before Washington eventually recruited previous Arizona Cardinals lead trainer Kliff Kingsbury to the post.
According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, the two men will collaborate closely.
The Leaders own the No. 2-in general pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and are supposedly on the lookout for an establishment quarterback.
At the point when Shane Steichen, the Birds previous hostile facilitator, left to turn into the lead trainer of the Indianapolis Foals last offseason, Johnson was selected to have his spot. His first two seasons in the NFL were spent as the quarterbacks coach for Philadelphia (2021-2022).
Prior to that, Johnson had only ever coached at the college level.
