Dan Quinn, head coach of the Washington Commanders, reflects on the team's transformation from a rebuilding phase to a focus on improvement. With the introduction of key players like Deebo Samuel Sr. and Laremy Tunsil, the team aims to bolster their offensive lineup around quarterback Daniels. Quinn notes the necessity for Daniels' improvement in footwork and decision-making which will enhance his ability to extend plays, showcasing a shift from merely hoping for progress to actual development and a clear vision for the team's future.
He adds the value of mobility and being outside the pocket and creating scrambles to run and on scrambles to pass," Quinn said. "Teams wanted to try a certain unique thing, a spy or what have you, but we'll just continue to look at that as we progress.
"We thought he made a lot of improvement extending plays," Quinn said. "Early on in the season, they were extending to run, and then now they got extending to throw the ball down the field.
Quinn called Samuel an "explosive player" who creates problems because he can line up all over. General manager Adam Peters called Tunsil one of the "two or three best" pass protectors in the NFL.
The vision of who we want to be, that's better than a year ago where we were trying to sell hope of what that is," he told a table of reporters outside the Breakers resort.
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