Dan Quinn is on the verge of returning to the Super Bowl with the Washington Commanders eight years since his first trip with the Atlanta Falcons when they infamously blew a 28-3 lead and lost to New England.

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn confirmed the "worst-case" news starting RG Sam Cosmi tore his ACL in the Divisional Playoffs.

For Washington, coach speak isn’t cliché. The team listens to its elite communicator at the top and has responded with passionate play.

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Quinn ignored 20-plus years of organizational dysfunction to lead Washington to the NFC title game in his first season as coach.

While the Washington Commanders are enjoying Jayden Daniels’ rookie season, Dan Quinn said the team is ready for the next step. And Quinn also shouted out the lit Lions fans after the wild win on Saturday, according to a post on X by JP Finlay.

The Detroit Lions head coach said Monday he has a "lot of respect" for Commanders head coach Dan Quinn and how he leads a team. Washington enters the divisional round at 13-5 — with 12 wins in the regular season — after finishing 4-13 last year.

The Washington Commanders look like a well-oiled machine in their playoff run so far as they have dismantled the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Detroit Lions en route

The Washington Commanders, the Detroit Lions' opponent in the divisional round ... Adam Peters is one of the frontrunners for Executive of the Year and coach Dan Quinn has pressed all the right buttons in terms of coordinators and game management to ...

The rookie quarterback who led the Washington Commanders to six consecutive victories entering the NFC championship game had won the first five on the final play of scrimmage. All he could do on the final play Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles was watch the green confetti fly.