Dan Quinn: ‘It’s on me,’ Commanders should’ve clocked it vs. Giants

The Washington Commanders are 1-3-1 after somehow ending their home game against the New York Giants in a 27-27 tie. They were in control for the entire game, and were up by two scores at one point, but couldn’t finish the job. Washington needed a win to stay competitive in a weak NFC East, but they

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The Washington Commanders are 1-3-1 after somehow ending their home game against the New York Giants in a 27-27 tie. They were in control for the entire game, and were up by two scores at one point, but couldn’t finish the job. Washington needed a win to stay competitive in a weak NFC East, but they are stuck at the bottom, missing an opportunity to get into a three-way tie with the Eagles and Cowboys.

Dan Quinn was at the podium after the game trying to explain what happened on Sunday, especially

at the end of the game and the second-half defensive collapse that preceded it.