Dan Quinn alters the Commanders' practice schedule after preseason loss
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 3:33 AM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn made changes to the team's schedule following a 17-13 loss to the Detroit Lions on August 22. In the disappointing preseason performance, the first-team offense managed only one yard on their opening drive, prompting concerns about the offensive line, particularly the center position. Instead of a planned walkthrough on Monday, the team will hold a practice, indicating Quinn's urgency for improvement before their final preseason game on August 27 and joint scrimmage with the Baltimore Ravens on August 25. Quinn's decision marks a shift from his usual player-friendly approach, reflecting his concerns about the team's performance.
- •Commanders lost to Lions 17-13 in preseason game on August 22.
- •First-team offense gained just one yard on their opening drive.
- •Quinn shifted Monday's walkthrough to a regular practice session.
- •Next up: joint scrimmage with Ravens on August 25, final preseason game on August 27.
- •Concerns raised about the center position, particularly with Nick Allegretti's status.
- 3:33 AMYahoo Sports — Commanders' Dan Quinn makes a big change
"After Saturday's performance against the Lions, head coach Dan Quinn made a change for Monday.
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