Marshall Kramsky

Uh, Dan Quinn did a pre-practice press conference on Thursday afternoon.

Uh, this was Quinn during the opening statement of the presser, and then you'll hear a follow-up exchange between sports anchor Marshall Kramsky of WUSA9 and Quinn.

Um, as a team, we've turned the page from Sunday.

A lot of hard truths, uh, to go around.

No targets.

Uh, played on just 35% of Washington's offensive snaps.

Should he have gotten more playing time/more touches? We during Dan Quinn's pre-practice press conference on Thursday afternoon had this exchange between sports anchor Marshall Kramsky of WUSA9 and Quinn.

Um, what's it gonna take for Bill Crossy Merritt to get more touches?

I would much rather move forward and talk about- Why does it actually matter? You know what I'm saying? Like, wh- why does it actually matter? How does the team get better from it? Because that's what the Wa- like, Tuesday afternoon, that's what the Washington Commanders are trying to do is, is take the lesson out of it so that they can make sure they get better from it.

'Cause like Dan Quinn said too, Marshall Kramsky, the sports journalist for WSA9, the play is what is gonna get all the conversation.

But the play itself is a byproduct of something else that has been happening all season long that they gotta get fixed, and it's their ability to be on the same page, communicate the same page, and execute what they practice, because they practiced this.

Terry McLaurin said they practiced it, DQ said they practiced it.

Uh, so he conceivably could waltz, uh, right back into being Washington's RB1, given the struggles of Jakhari Crosski Merritt.

We on Thursday morning had this back and forth between sports anchor Marshall Kramsky of WUSA9 and David Blau.

Coach, uh, going back to Austin Ekeler, will his injury history have anything to do with his snap count for the rest of the season?

For the rest of the season-

It is one of the most bonkers statistical seasons for a quarterback in NFL history.

Jameis Winston is the only quarterback in NFL history to have a regular season in which he had at least 30 touchdown passes and at least 30 interceptions.

We on Thursday morning had this exchange between sports anchor Marshall Kramsky of WUSA9 and Daronte Jones.

Jameis Winston, he's someone who has historically turned the ball over a lot.