The deputy coach of Washington Commanders, Tavita Pritchard, was once a quarter of the Cardinal Stanford.
Pritchard played in 31 games for Stanford from 2006 to 2009, and although he was unable to play professionally, he built a great reputation as a coach.
Pritchard led to Stanford from 2010-22, where he built a strong CV which allowed him to be hired by Ron will riveted with the commanders in 2023. Dan Quinn kept him in the staff, but he might not be able to have it for the long term.
The writer Sports Illustrated, Dan Lyons, listed Pritchard as one of the six candidates for the Stanford head coach.
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“Pritchard was supplanted by luck as STANFORD QB1 in ’09. He participated in a career of coaches, remaining in Stanford as a graduate assistant the following year, and progressed in the ranks, finally becoming offensive coordinator in 2018. PRITCHARD left for the NFL in 23, taking work And helped at 23.
“At 38, Pritchard is an increased coach, who will probably be online for the jobs of the NFL’s offensive coordinator assuming that Daniels continues on his potential MVP trajectory. But his Stanford roots are deep, and it must be assumed that he would answer the call of his Alma Mater.”
Losing Pritchard would be a big loss for commanders, forcing Daniels to learn from someone again to move forward.
It is an annoying timing given the fact that the coaching carousel is generally in January, but the commanders would have enough time to recover and find someone new.
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