Washington’s leadership is taking things “weird” after the Dallas Cowboys’ defeat

The Washington Commanders have been in some crazy contests this season, including theirs Week 12 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Cowboys led 10-9, but the game ended with a score of 34-26 after two restarts after Dallas touchdowns and the opponent’s 17 points. Washington in the last three minutes of the match.

Commanders coach Dan Quinn talked about the wild finish in his postgame press conference.

“Yes, there have been many strange things. I like it,” Quinn said. “And that’s what I want, that belief, because as a first-year group, we’ve been through these battle tests more than most. And you want to be able to do that, in a way that’s why I said what I said at the beginning, it’s not just about learning them and being in the winning moments at the end of the game, it’s about winning them. Every time I want to make sure that this is the advantage and this is where we are going, it’s time to capture it. I like that we’re never out of the fight, but I want to make sure that doesn’t have to be the case here. We will work hard to make everything right. “

Strange endings, including a Hail Mary against the Chicago Bears and Thursday night’s loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, forced Commanders take the approach of playing four full quarters and every second of 60 minutes of action. But they need to figure out how to take those lessons and translate them into victories.

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