Morgan Moses, an offensive tackle for the New England Patriots and former player for the Washington Commanders, expressed admiration for the cultural shift in Washington's football organization under Dan Quinn. He noted that the current leadership is more effective, stating that players now have a coach who leads by example. Moses contrasted this positively with the previous regime, highlighting the dysfunction that marked Jay Gruden's tenure. His comments reflect a general sense of optimism surrounding the Commanders as they enter the new season and move away from past struggles.
Morgan Moses emphasized the shift in culture within the Washington Commanders, noting the difference in leadership with Dan Quinn now at the helm, saying, "Now they got a coach who can lead by example... people want to follow him." His remarks suggest a positive transformation from past leadership under Jay Gruden, highlighting a new motivational energy driving the team forward.
Moses' remarks serve as both an endorsement of the current leadership and a critique of previous coaching, particularly Jay Gruden’s era, which he characterized as marked by poor preparation and dysfunction. This contrast underscores the significant improvements in team culture since Moses’ departure.
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