Commanders' Dan Quinn suggests team has yet to make up its mind as NFL Draft looms: 'We're not there yet'

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The Washington Commanders finished the 2023 season with a 4-13 record, and the team's biggest problem was a lack of consistent production at quarterback.

Second-year quarterback Sam Howell was named the starter entering the 2023 campaign and played in all 17 games, finishing the year with just under 4,000 passing yards. 

But Howell's body of work did not convince the organization he was the long-term solution. He was traded to the Seattle Seahawks earlier this month. The Commanders are one of a handful of quarterback-needy teams heading into next month's NFL Draft.

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Head coach Dan Quinn of the Washington Commanders speaks during a press conference at OrthoVirginia Training Center at Commanders Park Feb. 5, 2024, in Ashburn, Va.  (Jess Rapfogel/Getty Images)

The Commanders have the second overall pick in April's draft. While former USC star Caleb Williams is widely projected to be the first player off the board, many speculated Washington will draft the next best signal-caller available.

Dan Quinn, who is getting his second chance at being an NFL head coach, suggested if anyone believes the franchise's decision-makers have determined their pick, they are mistaken.

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"If somebody thinks they know, they’ll have to fill me in because (general manager) Adam (Peters) and I, we’re not there yet," Quinn told reporters this week, via NFL Network.

The Commanders did sign veteran quarterback Marcus Mariota to the roster, but he has mainly been a backup in recent years.

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