The scene inside the Commanders' locker room the day their dream died
Briefly

After a crushing 55-23 loss that left the Washington Commanders just short of the Super Bowl, players faced the harsh reality of an impending roster overhaul. Despite their sadness, Coach Dan Quinn encouraged them to cherish their journey while General Manager Adam Peters shared heartfelt thanks. The team's season fostered a renewed belief and enthusiasm among players and fans alike, highlighting their progression under challenging circumstances. They felt a sense of pride in defying low expectations, and although change is looming, the bond formed will carry on.
The players were hurt. They believed they were better than the 55-23 loss that ended their season one game short of the Super Bowl.
Coach Dan Quinn told his players to enjoy the moment together. Many weren't ready to let go of the magical season.
The biggest thing [we did], is what I feel like teams here in the past haven't done, which is believe in themselves.
General Manager Adam Peters walked from player to player, shaking hands, giving hugs and thanking them for their hard work.
Read at Washington Post
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