For the first three years of quarterback Kirk Cousins’ NFL career, Raheem Morris had a chance to watch him on a daily basis while he was an assistant coach in Washington.
Fast forward to 2024 and Morris is now his head coach. After a few weeks in the offseason program and organized team activities, Morris has the unique vantage point of comparing young Cousins with the mature 35-year-old Cousins, who’ll be asked to lead the team after signing a four-year contract worth up to $180 million in free agency.
“Really, for him as a teacher is really the exciting part right now,” Morris said. “When he goes out through his progressions and he’s able to throw the ball. He’s able to coach somebody to the left side after he might have let something go to the right. Just on how it should look and how we want it to look. Those small details are what we are seeing right now.”
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