The Washington Commanders have announced the appointment of a new head coach following the departure of Dan Quinn. Quinn, who served as the team’s head coach for just one season, cited personal reasons for his resignation.
In his place, the Commanders have appointed experienced coach Mike Tomlin, who previously led the Pittsburgh Steelers to multiple playoff appearances and a Super Bowl victory. Tomlin’s appointment marks a new chapter for the Commanders as they look to build on their recent successes and establish themselves as a force in the league. 
The Commanders expressed their gratitude to Quinn for his contributions and wished him well in his future endeavors. They also expressed excitement about the future of the team under Tomlin’s leadership, highlighting his track record of success and leadership qualities.
Tomlin, in a statement, expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity to coach the Commanders and thanked the organization for the faith they have shown in him. He pledged to work tirelessly to bring success to the team and its loyal fan base.
The Commanders will now focus on the upcoming season under Tomlin’s guidance, with high hopes for a successful campaign.
