The Washington Commanders suffered a fate worse than a loss in Week 5. Washington tied with New York in overtime after the team botched their attempt to kick a game-winning field goal. But it appears that Washington's ownership is not making any drastic changes after that embarrassing sequence.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano shared several updates from around the league in their latest article. One update centered around head coach Dan Quinn's job security following last weekend's ugly overtime loss.
Fowler reported that Quinn may get some time to turn things around in Washington.
Article Continues Below“Dan Quinn is trying to pick up the pieces after Sunday's horrendous end-of-game clock management cost Washington a field goal try against the Giants in overtime. It looks like he'll get time to do so,” Fowler wrote on Wednesday. “While Commanders owner Josh Harris couldn't have been pleased with the handling of the final seconds, he did not react by firing Quinn, and some people I've talked to believe Quinn will get some time to turn things around, though how much is uncertain.”
More on this story to come.