Dan Quinn to the rival Washington Commanders. What did Washington’s new head coach tell his former Cowboys players?
However, that’s a way of life in the NFL; there’s little malice to it. New York Giants running back Saquan Barkley could find himself elsewhere in the NFC East, and Cowboys corner Stephon Gilmore could be a Commander by the end of the month – there aren’t enough jobs to go around to pick and choose the ones that won’t hurt your friends.
As such, there aren’t exactly hard feelings between Quinn and his former team.
Quinn elaborated on the relationship he forged during his time in Dallas, how important they were to him, and how that affected his departure during an episode of “Pardon My Take.”Quinn elaborated on the relationship he forged during his time in Dallas, how important they were to him, and how that affected his departure during an episode of “Pardon My Take.”
“When I left I texted them before I took the job,” Quinn said. “Just to say man like, a big piece of why I got this job is because of you guys. And so I wanted to make sure I shared that gratitude with them because like, I wouldn’t have been in this spot, to have chances, had it not been for them.
“Like I chose to go back to Dallas because of them as well the previous season. And so I wanted to fight for that and see where we could take it. It didn’t work out at the end, but I did want to show my gratitude for them.”
Quinn seemed to be well-liked by his players, and their prowess in the regular season certainly helped that cause. Unfortunately for Dallas, come playoff time, San Francisco
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