Commanders' Treylon Burks finally lands where his career can take off again
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Commanders' Treylon Burks finally lands where his career can take off again
"He was the last of six wideouts chosen in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, taken by the Tennessee Titans two spots after Washington chose Jahan Dotson. They are the only players out of the six who are no longer with the team that selected them. Burks has played in just 27 games in three seasons. The five receivers chosen ahead of him - even the underachieving Dotson - all have at least 100 career catches and 1,300 receiving yards."
"First, it has to be noted that bad luck has played a role in Burks's lack of success. He was drafted by a team that was beginning a rather serious fall. His first head coach, offensive coordinator, and starting quarterback would all be gone within two years. Injuries have been a constant thorn. He missed time early in his rookie season with turf toe. When Burks returned, he had his most success as a pro."
Washington signed reinforcements at defensive end and wide receiver after injuries threatened the season. The team added 2022 first-round pick Treylon Burks as a reclamation project. Burks has appeared in only 27 games across three seasons and recorded 53 catches for 699 yards, well below other 2022 first-round receivers. His career has been affected by injuries, coaching turnover, and organizational instability. Burks produced a strong three-game stretch as a rookie, catching 14 of 20 targets for 205 yards. Off-field incidents and coaching disruption further hindered development. The Commanders could provide a fresh environment for potential resurgence.
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