"I know what it looks like. There's not a number you could put on it, but I know what it looks like and feels like. But it does have to be the entire time. The race has to be the whole time. That's what we're chasing after. That's leaning into one another in all three phases, and we'll continue to work really hard to do that. That's the goal."
"But it does have to be the entire time. The race has to be the whole time. That's what we're chasing after. That's leaning into one another in all three phases, and we'll continue to work really hard to do that. That's the goal. That's the mindset. That's what we have to get done, and I like that we are going to be disciplined enough to go do that. There is no more time. We've got all we need to go play well."
Dan Quinn faces unexpected turmoil as the Washington Commanders sit at 3-5 amid injuries and a second-half collapse against the Kansas City Chiefs. Quinn insists on accountability, urging full-game performance across offense, defense and special teams while emphasizing discipline, unity and urgency. He acknowledges glimpses of desired play but demands consistency in all three phases and continual effort. The team must absorb adversity quickly, prepare for immediate prime-time challenges, and avoid personnel panic. Quinn projects confidence that the roster possesses necessary tools and that disciplined execution and mutual support can restore positive momentum.
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