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The Kevin Sheehan Show, here's Kevin.

When I told the team, I thought we took a step forward last week, and tonight I thought we took three steps back.

And we didn't find our rhythm and let them move into there.

So tonight, to me, none of it was acceptable. Unacceptable is one way to put it, Dan Quinn. Another would be

embarrassing. Another would be disastrous, which is exactly what Washington's 2025 season has become.

I am in for a quick post game, very quick today, following Washington's 31-0 blowout loss

to the Vikings in Minneapolis.

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Let me begin with this, because for me, and I think it should be for all of you, too,

this is the lead.

Jaden Daniels did get banged up during the game, trying to run down Van Ginkle.

Van Ginkle, after he threw the interception to him.

Someone mentioned Van Ginkle over and over again on Friday's show.

But Dan Quinn did say following the game that he could have returned to the game,

but it was his Quinn's decision to sit him the rest of the way.

I'm fine with that decision because while he wasn't apparently injured, he definitely looked banged up.

It appeared to be the non-throwing elbow again when he got blasted on a block trying to chase down Van Ginkle.

So at 17-0-0, and at that point, midway through the third quarter, that was probably

the right call, even if maybe a bit conservative.

Look, if that was a game they needed to have, I think he comes back into that game.

But I'm okay with the Quinn decision.

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