Washington is expected to announce the full lineup this week. Here’s what to know about Quinn’s coaching staff for the 2024 season. We’ll continue to provide updates as more reports are made.Assistant coachesTavita Pritchard, quarterback coachThe first known remnant is another teacher of the young quarterback. According to a team source, Pritchard impressed Quinn and Kingsbury during his interview. That’s no surprise to those who know the engaging coach and Stanford’s starting quarterback before Andrew Luck.Pritchard, who turns 37 on Feb. 20, joined last year’s staff to help develop Sam Howell. We know how the season ended — an eight-game losing streak and a dip in Howell’s performance — but getting the 2022 fifth-round pick to start all 17 games was an accomplishment.Brian Johnson, Offensive AssistantLife moves fast as an NFL coach. Johnson’s recent trip is a good example. He became a prominent assistant in the promotion of Jalen Hurts to quarterbacks coach in Philadelphia for the 2021-22 season. This led to a promotion to offensive coordinator prior to the 2023 season. The Eagles’ 10-1 start put the former University of Utah quarterback on the head coach’s list of 2024 prospects. Philly then lost six of its last seven games, including a wild-card game against Tampa Bay, and Johnson lost his job.Excessive intrigue remains; Johnson interviewed with the Falcons and Titans about head coaching openings and offensive coordinator opportunities before deciding on Washington. Kingsbury’s NFL offense ran more than expected — the Cardinals finished in the top seven with Murray mobile in 2020 and 2021 — which could lead to Johnson (his 37th birthday is Friday) as the game coordinator.Bieniemy, Pritchard and senior offensive adviser Ken Zampese, now in Atlanta, were the primary quarterbacks coaches last season. Now it’s Kingsbury, Johnson and Pritchard.Jason Simmons, Secondary/Passing Game CoordinatorIntentionally or not, Quinn’s first two defensive coaches – Whitt and Simmons – focused primarily on the secondary. This unit is patient zero as to whether new coaches will get more out of returning players. The promise of a solid 2022 evaporated under first-year defensive coach Brent Vieselmeyer, who fired Del Rio the day after Thanksgiving. Whether or not free agents Kamren Curl and Kendall Fuller re-sign, Quinn, Whitt and Simmons have plenty of potential to consider during draft meetings.Simmons has NFL experience (121 games at defensive end with Pittsburgh and Houston from 1998-2007). He also had previous coaching stints with Whitt in Green Bay (2011-2018) and with Washington senior personnel director Marty Hurney in 2020, the GM’s final season in Carolina. 4,444 4,444 The Panthers ranked fourth in passing yards in 2021, Simmons’ final year in Carolina. In Las Vegas, Simmons was top 12 in passing yards and touchdowns in his second season in 2023.Does hiring Kingsbury mean Washington could trade Williams?Graziano: Several people warned me not to jump to conclusions about the Commanders hiring former USC quarterback coach Kliff Kingsbury because of the Commanders interest in USC quarterback Caleb Williams. Yes, there are those in the Commanders organization who are interested in the idea of drafting Williams, a DC native, even if it means trading up from No. 2 to No. 1 to get him. But they also understand that if the Bruins land Williams at No. 1, they might not be able to do much about it.Sources I spoke with note that North Carolina’s Drake Maye played in Phil Longo’s offense in 2022. It’s a version of Air Raid that Kingsbury can coach. They also note that LSU’s Jayden Daniels is a mobile quarterback and talented downfielder who would fit in well with Kingsbury, who coached Kyler Murray and Mahomes. I would expect commanders to look at what it would take to equip Williams, but I would caution against thinking they hired Kingsbury because they believed or were confident they could get him.commanders were able to sign Olamide Zaccheau. Terry McLaurin remains a consistent performer. Jahan Dotson should get another chance to shine, even if he hasn’t made the expected progress in the second ear of his professional career. Others — including free agent Curtis Samuel — may not be so lucky.This is another tough thing for CEO Adam Peters. He needs to make sure every incoming college signal caller has the right tools to succeed right away. Identifying the differentiator by outline should be considered. If the price is right, it’s also worth considering signing a promising free agent or two.Olamide Zaccheaus may not be the biggest name to hit the market, but he is a versatile option and worked with Brian Johnson last season. The 5-foot-8 wideout is a dynamic force with the football in hand. Although it was not enough to earn him visible goals in 2023 when he moved to the Philadelphia Eagles.Before that, Zaccheaus was a solid performer for the Atlanta Falcons. In his first four seasons in the league, he had 97 receptions for 1,328 yards and eight touchdowns. It’s hard to expect him to be a productive starter, but the Chiefs may need to trade Byron Pringle, Jamison Crowder and Dyami Brown if the latter becomes redundant.3 Prospects Command Trade Targets to Fill NeedsBleacher Report recently provided an offseason trade guide for all 32 NFL teams. Three business scenarios were listed for the commanders. Let’s take a look at each and assess whether or not it’s possible in Washington.49ers cornerback Charvarius WardWard has one year left on the three-year, $42 million contract he signed through 2022. He’s been great for the 49ers, but San Francisco could move him if they don’t think they can come back. . – sign him? Peters knows Ward well and would know if that was a risk. Salary wouldn’t be a problem because.