The Washington Commanders are not doing so great so far under the watch of Dan Quinn, but wide receiver Stefon Diggs isn’t going to let calls for the team to part ways with the head coach pass without giving his thoughts on it.
The Washington Commanders are in an odd spot: they rank second in the NFL in blitz percentage, behind only the Minnesota Vikings, but are tied for 14th in pressures and tied for 22nd in sacks.
Washington spent its bye week hearing that the heat is building on Dan Quinn, and Quinn spent it insisting he still believes in this roster. What the Commanders do with Daron Payne over the next two weeks will show whether the front office in Ashburn sees it the same way.
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Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn was asked during his press conference on Monday about former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner’s criticism that Jayden Daniels could be more aggressive in throwing into tighter windows.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Washington Commanders fans didn’t have a game to watch Sunday, and their team still moved up a spot. At 1-4-1 coming out of the bye, Washington sits fourth in the updated first-round order heading into Week 8, behind only the Chargers, Titans and Dolphins.
Commanders HC Dan Quinn admitted DT Javon Kinlaw is “not trending as fast as we had hoped” after his knee injury. (Nicki Jhabvala) Quinn said QB Marcus Mariota, WR Treylon Burks, and DL Charles Omenihu are returning to practice.
In what has largely been a disaster NFL season for the Washington Commanders, it only got worse in Week 6 when steady wide receiver Terry McLaurin tore his patellar tendon in his left knee.
In the NFL, winning is everything. When teams fail to meet expectations, head coaches are the first to face criticism. As the season reaches its halfway point, several coaches are under increasing pressure to get their teams back on track.
Stephen A. Smith didn’t wait for the bye week to pass judgment on Dan Quinn. After the Washington Commanders blew another late chance in a 23-17 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, Smith said on ESPN’s First Take that “it’s over for Dan Quinn,” adding there will be a new head coach in the nation’s capital next season.
Washington isn’t making a coaching change during its bye, but it isn’t standing still either. The Commanders have hired Steve Wilks to work with the defensive coaches under Dan Quinn and defensive coordinator Daronte Jones, according to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport.
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Dan Quinn’s Washington Commanders are 1-4-1 and sit last in the NFC East after Monday night’s 23-17 loss on the road at the San Francisco 49ers. The division is still wide open, though, with the New York Giants leading at 3-2-1 and both the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys at 2-4.
The Washington Commanders are making a change to their coaching staff, but it’s not the one fans in the nation’s capital expected. At 1-4-1, the Commanders find themselves in last place in the NFC East.
Washington football fans have seen this story before. On the road in a prime time game against a superior opponent with the season hanging in the balance, the Commanders have a reputation for folding.
There’s no question Dan Quinn’s days with the Washington Commanders are numbered, but he hasn’t been shown the exit just yet. The Commanders have a 1-4-1 record heading into their bye this weekend.
Quinn revealed what he said to Daniels about that viral moment.
This came eight days after Quinn and Daniels were responsible for a time-management fiasco late in the club's 27-27 Week 5 tie against the rival New York Giants.
Dan Quinn has addressed the viral clip of him seemingly making a critical mistake during Monday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers. The Washington Commanders had 4th-and-2 at the 49ers’ 13 early in the second quarter at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.
This comes following the Commanders' time-management fiasco that resulted in the club's 27-27 tie against the rival New York Giants on Oct. 11.
During the latest edition of his podcast, Parsons left little doubt about his feelings on the subject.
Less than 24 hours after Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels and head coach Dan Quinn were responsible for some mind-boggling clock management, chatter about Quinn's future grew louder.
One day after the Commanders squandered a chance to beat the New York Giants due to mismanagement of the clock in the final minute of overtime, Washington coach Dan Quinn again accepted responsibility while admitting he was still "furious" about the situation.
Quinn is facing questions about his job security following the Washington Commanders’ meltdown on the final play of overtime Sunday.
Dan Quinn’s name was mentioned in chatter surrounding in-season firings prior to yesterday’s Commanders-Giants tie. His job security has naturally become even more of a talking point given how that game ended.
The Commanders committed a stunning error at the end of overtime against the Giants.
Watching the Washington Commanders mismanage the clock in Week 5 against the New York Giants may have triggered an unwanted flashback for limited partner Magic Johnson.
This was not a good week for the NFC East.
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