Injuries have been a serious problem for the Washington Commanders in their game against the Dallas Cowboys. They lost quarterback Jayden Daniels in the first half. In the fourth quarter, starting left tackle Brandon Coleman left the game with a finger injury. He did not return, as Andrew Wylie replaced him.
T/G Brandon Coleman (finger) is questionable to return pic.twitter.com/errrC4K2Li
— Washington Commanders (@Commanders) September 20, 2026
He is the second left tackle to go down for the Commanders, who lost Laremy Tunsil with a torn triceps.
Coleman moved between left tackle and left guard with the Commanders last season. He finished last year with a PFF grade of 65.4, with a better run-blocking grade than a pass-blocking grade. That trend continued in Washington’s season opener against the Philadelphia
Eagles, where he had a good day as a run blocker but struggled in pass protection, including committing a penalty and allowing a sack.
This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Commanders LT Brandon Coleman injured vs. Cowboys
