Commanders' Dan Quinn appears to lose track of downs one week after clock debacle – but he has an explanation
Dan Quinn has a public relations problem right now and at the heart of the issue is some powerful people that are painting him as something of an NFL sideline bungler as the Washington Commanders coach. That's exactly how he looked in the second quarter of the Monday Night Football game where his team rallied to lose against the San Francisco 49ers. That's because just last week, Quinn's Commanders utterly embarrassed themselves in how they managed a last-minute situation against the New York...
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