Dan Quinn had many skeptics when he was appointed Washington Commanders' head coach. He silenced those doubters and more during a campaign that will live long in the memory of every fan.
Washington was one of the surprise stories of last season, improving from 4-13 in 2023 to 12-5 in 2024. Led by new head coach Dan Quinn and rookie QB Jayden Daniels , Washington won their first playoff game since the 2005 season, beating the Bucs in the Wild Card before upsetting the top-seeded Lions in the Divisional Round.
The Washington Commanders' hiring of Dan Quinn last offseason was initially met with mixed reviews. Opinions couldn't be more different now. Quinn brought a track record of success from his time with the Atlanta Falcons, who he led to a Super Bowl appearance, but many considered him damaged goods.
The Washington Commanders parted ways with long-time veteran Jonathan Allen after they could not find a trade partner for him. With that, the team could use some more help getting to the quarterback.
Someday, Washington Commanders fans are going to be a little bit older and look back on 2024 when they're telling stories about their favorite times rooting for their favorite team.
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The Washington Commanders reached the NFC Championship game against all odds last season. There are still things head coach Dan Quinn needs to clean up before this surprising surge into Super Bowl contention becomes something more sustainable.
Commanders HC Dan Quinn was asked about the team’s recent trade additions of LT Laremy Tunsil and WR Deebo Samuel, who are expected to give the playoff team more offensive power in 2025.
The Washington Commanders didn't make many big splashes in free agency. Adam Peters opted to sign veterans on one-year deals and re-sign a lot of free agents who contributed so much to the cause in 2024.
When Dan Quinn sat down with the media at last week’s annual league meeting, the biggest breaking news concerned his plans for the Washington Commanders’ offensive line.
The Washington Commanders made a concerted effort to surround quarterback Jayden Daniels with everything needed to thrive in Year 2 of his professional career.
In the offseason, the Washington Commanders are reshaping how their roster looks to continue building upon their historic season and the team's culture; head coach Dan Quinn believes that culture can't be built overnight but is maintained and reinforced every season.
The Washington Commanders made a bold move this offseason when they traded for Houston Texans offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil. The trade stunned the league, getting the protection for Commanders second-year quarterback Jayden Daniels to improve.
The NFL tried valiantly to get the Philadelphia Eagles' brilliantly perfected tush push play banned at the annual league meetings this week. That might be the case a little further down the line, but there isn't quite the support needed to push the proposal through just yet.
Things have been going well in Washington. Following a surprising trip to the NFC Championship last season under first-year head coach Dan Quinn and rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, the Commanders have been crushing the offseason through trades as well as free agency.
The Washington Commanders have made major moves this offseason, and the addition of star left tackle Laremy Tunsil raises an important question: What happens to Brandon Coleman, who started at left tackle last season?
Adam Peters, Dan Quinn, and Jayden Daniels spearheaded the quick turnaround of the Washington Commanders last season. Reaching the playoffs for the first time in four years and making it all the way to the NFC Championship game in their first year as a unit.
The Washington Commanders are coming off a successful first season under the new regime led by head coach Dan Quinn and Jayden Daniels. After winning 12 games, plus two playoff outings and making it to the NFC Championship game, the Commanders' rebuild has been fast-tracked after a year that saw them go from NFL laughingstock to NFC power.
Every offseason, the fans of all 32 NFL teams hope star players walk through the doors while the franchise is also able to retain key players too, and for the Washington Commanders, the past few weeks has seen some moving and shaking happen.
While Ben Johnson’s hiring has everyone thinking of the Chicago Bears’ offense, the franchise’s defense got a much-needed makeover as well. Hours after he was released from the Atlanta Falcons, the Bears signed defensive tackle Grady Jarrett to a three-year, $43.5 million contract.
Of all the things to steal headlines over the last few years, who thought the Tush Push, aka The Brotherly Shove, would rank at the top? It's been quite
Upgrading the tackle position was one of the Washington Commanders' biggest priorities heading into the offseason. Sure enough, Adam Peters made it happen thanks to his decision to trade for All-Pro left tackle Laremy Tunsil.
The Washington Commanders have gone from an NFL basket case to a potential NFC powerhouse in the space of 12 months, thanks to the new regime of owner Josh Harris, new general manager Adam Peters, and new head coach Dan Quinn.
Add another ex-Cowboy to Dan Quinn‘s Commanders roster.
After “re-calibrating” with free agents to reach the NFC Championship, the Commanders must sort through more than two dozen to re-sign. It won’t be easy.
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Daniels has capped an impressive rookie season by leading the Commanders to the NFC Championship Game.
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