Dan Quinn not only leads the Washington Commanders, but he has also accumulated a millionaire fortune after years of success in the NFL. His salary places him among the highest-paid coaches, and his net worth continues to grow.

Somehow, Quinn didn't win NFL Coach of the Year, finishing fourth. However, on Wednesday, players voted Quinn as the NFL's No. 1 coach in the latest NFLPA report cards. "100% of Commanders players feel their head coach Dan Quinn is efficient with their time. He is one of six coaches across the league to receive a perfect score."

The Washington Commanders’ offseason strategy is taking shape as the NFL’s free agency period approaches. Behind the scenes at team headquarters, decisions about which players to retain have been unfolding as new head coach Dan Quinn puts his stamp on the organization and builds relationships with key contributors.

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn has built a culture that makes people want to stay. General Manager Adam Peters praised Quinn’s leadership, highlighting how many coaches had other job offers but chose to remain with the team because of the environment Quinn has created.

Quinn should have been named NFL Coach of the Year but fell short. However, Quinn received a much more significant honor this week when his alma mater, Salisbury University, announced that he would be the University's Commencement speaker for its 100th graduating class.

Commanders coach Dan Quinn will be the commencement speaker at Salisbury University this spring, celebrating the school's 100th graduating class.

Washington Commanders Head Coach and SU alumni Dan Quinn has been announced as the commencement speaker for the university's 100th graduating class this spring. The ceremony is scheduled for May 22 at Sea Gull Stadium and is the first time a non-student will serve as a commencement speaker since 2001.

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The Washington Commanders will retain one of their key veterans. Despite some speculation about a potential retirement, Zach Ertz isn’t going anywhere. The veteran tight end just signed a one-year deal worth roughly $6.