The attack coordinator tells the leaders that the team misses Terry McLorin and the other injured players

The crime of Washington leaders has greatly struggled in the opening match against them against New England Patriot on August 8. The team was detained to 18 points while two transformations were committed, but the offensive coordinator, Cleef Kingsbury, identified one of the root causes behind these issues: injuries.

“Yes, I think this is an ongoing work,” Kingsbury told the correspondents earlier today when asked how he felt the crime. “I don’t think so, until we return some of these other pieces, we will know exactly what we are.”

The team deals with a large number of injuries to many major shareholders. Goalkeeper Sam Kozmi is still fighting from the torn ACL. The reserve midfielder Marcus Marieta deals with a moderate strain. Jaccori Kroski-Amrit runs a shoulder injury. Lucas Niang will be absent this season after placing the injured reserve earlier this week.

“We have had some good opportunities to see other players who get a job in these positions,” Kingsbury explained. “But when you do not have a kind of best expected external receptors or one of the expected clips, or both of them on the guards, it will not really give you the opportunity for gel or building that relationship until you get everyone on the grass.”

One of the pieces that it glimpsed is the wide recipient Terry McClorin, who organized a summary in the hope of securing the extension of the contract before submitting the reports to the training camp in late July and immediately put it on a list unable to perform (PUP) with an ankle injury. With its development to a comment, Kingsbury note the effect of the absence of mclaurin on the team.

“I am big in instructions, in training, things like that, because – until you reach the grass and do it in reality and feel timing and feel the depths of roads and things like that – I don’t know exactly how much you can get out.” “So I think we are at that point where we need to start getting these men when they are available there, coloring and seeing what we are as a crime.”

Unfortunately, it will be difficult to do this because Terry McLAurin deals with injury and operation. When he does not participate, this crime looks completely different from those whose average reached more than 30 points per game in the qualifiers.

“It is time for a task, fortunately, they had last year to build a lot of relationship and chemistry, and Terry understands our system for the second year, so that he must accelerate the process,” Kingsbury explained. “But for me, it’s time for the task together on the grass is really the only way you can continue to build.”

McClorin does not seem ready to play in a game scheduled on Monday. He did not even start participating in group training or team practices.