It only took one down season for Commanders head coach Dan Quinn to push his chips in and seek major change in Washington. And that’s not a stretch. While the decision to fire both his offensive and defensive coordinators might not have been Quinn’s alone,

The Detroit Lions have started the process of re-signing players they want to continue developing in their system. Following the conclusion of the regular season, teams will begin to offer futures contracts and bring back players that acclimated well throughout the course of a season.

Kingsbury, the offensive coordinator, and Whitt, who had been in charge of the defense, both arrived in Washington with Dan Quinn before the 2024 season.

Coach Dan Quinn has dropped hints, some more subtle than others, about the traits he wants in his next play callers.

The Detroit Lions have moved to restructure their coaching staff, officially parting ways with offensive coordinator John Morton after just one season as the decision comes after a

The Lions want to interview Commanders assistant QB coach David Blough for offensive coordinator. Blough is considered a top up-and-coming coach.