Bowie TV’s Washington Commanders reporter Candi Waller joins Wole, Glen, and George on All Burgundy and Gold Errrything to break down Day 5 of Commanders training camp and Washington’s first padded practice.Candi was in attendance at training camp and provides firsthand analysis of the players who stood out, the competition across the roster, and the biggest storylines surrounding the Commanders heading into the 2026 NFL season.🏈 Sonny Styles thrives in padsSonny Styles immediately made his presence felt during the first padded practice. The rookie linebacker displayed his speed, instincts, physicality, and ability to fill running lanes, including an early collision with running back Jacory “Bill” Croskey-Merritt at the line of scrimmage.🏈 Joshua Josephs continues to impressRookie defensive end Joshua Josephs flashed his athleticism by batting down a Jayden Daniels pass, showing impressive speed during pass-rush drills, and competing against Washington’s offensive linemen. Could Josephs force his way into the defensive-line rotation?🏈 Daronte Jones’ aggressive defenseThe Commanders’ faster and more versatile defense continues to pressure the offense. Daronte Jones’ system features disguised coverages, multiple fronts and defenders moving between different assignments to keep quarterbacks guessing.🏈 Commanders training-camp competitionsThe crew also examines the position battles developing across the roster, including the competition for defensive snaps, roster spots and special-teams roles. Plus, linebacker Kain Medrano has passed his physical and been removed from the Active/PUP list.Commanders fans: What impressed you most about Sonny Styles during the first padded practice, and which player is winning his position battle so far?Share your thoughts in the comments, subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications for more Washington Commanders news, training-camp coverage, interviews, reactions and analysis.All Burgundy and Gold Errrything is powered by The Urban Sports Scene and Fox Sports Radio 1340 AM and 96.9 FM, Hopewell, Virginia.#WashingtonCommanders #CommandersTrainingCamp #RaiseHail