Commanders’ Dan Quinn feeling heat in first coach fired odds after Week 1 loss to Eagles
The seat is heating up for Commanders head coach Dan Quinn after the latest first fired coach odds were released after the Week 1 loss.
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The Washington Commanders suffered a close 24-22 Week 1 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles after nearly surmounting a fourth-quarter comeback. Although the club kept within reach of spoiling Philly’s home opener, it sounds like the betting odds have Dan Quinn’s seat heating up.
In the latest odds for the first coach to be fired this season in the NFL, the 56-year-old is currently the +150 favorite on Bet Online. After going 5-12 last season, it appears oddsmakers are not convinced Quinn can turn things around in his third year leading the Commanders.
Top 5 favorites for first coach fired in 2025-26 season
Dan Quinn – Washington Commanders: +150
Todd Bowles – Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +350
David Canales – Carolina Panthers: +550
Aaron Glenn – New York Jets: +700
Shane Steichen – Indianapolis Colts: +1000
Jayden Daniels’ injury-riddled sophomore year that limited him to just seven games does not seem to be taken into account for Quinn’s outlook this year. But it may have more to do with how stacked the NFC East is looking right now, along with how poorly the Commanders’ offense played throughout most of Sunday’s matchup.
The Eagles aren’t going anywhere, the New York Giants look like a rising team, and the Dallas Cowboys could be a contender if the defense figures things out. Dan Quinn and his team have little room for error this year, at least right now with Week 1 in the rearview mirror.
Quinn will have a chance to prove the oddsmakers wrong in Week 2. The club is scheduled to face off against another divisional opponent in the Cowboys. It’ll be another road contest, as the Commanders won’t play their home opener until Week 3 against the Seatle Seahawks.
The Washington Commanders suffered a close 24-22 Week 1 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles after nearly surmounting a fourth-quarter comeback. Although the club kept within reach of spoiling Philly’s home opener, it sounds like the betting odds have Dan Quinn’s seat heating up.