"Dan Quinn is running out of answers. The Washington Commanders once again brought about their own downfall in Madrid, losing in overtime to the Miami Dolphins. And the head coach is getting sick of his team's lack of execution. It was a horrible game, in all honesty. Neither team performed well enough to run away with it, but the Commanders squandered far too many chances. Critical errors at key moments condemned Washington to its sixth straight defeat."
"I liked the energy going into the game; that felt right. I think you've heard me talk about winning time moments and missed opportunities, and that's what it felt like to me afterward. When you create a takeaway on defense. When you have missed chances at a touchdown in the low red zone. Missed kicks. Getting the chance to be in the lead and not closing it out. That's the part that stings the most."
The Washington Commanders lost in overtime to the Miami Dolphins in Madrid, marking their sixth straight defeat. Multiple critical errors — missed red-zone opportunities, missed kicks, failure to close leads, and turnovers — cost the team the game. Coach Dan Quinn expressed dejection and frustration, saying the loss 'stung' because the win was attainable and the team failed in 'winning time' moments. The defense showed improvement under Quinn's play-calling, and the offense was more balanced, but recurring individual mistakes remain the primary problem. A comprehensive organizational evaluation during the bye week is recommended.
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