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Ben Standig doesn't know the exact reason Washington chose to make no moves at the deadline, but it's reasonable to believe the Commanders think they are closer to turning things around than most.

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00:00We've asked him a few times about the trade deadline,
00:02and he's like, hey, that's up to Adam, and, you know,
00:04we're just focused on the now.
00:05So I don't know exactly where the organization thinks they're at.
00:09I don't know how you can be – I mean, look, the injuries,
00:12we can point to that, you know, on offense to lose Tunsell,
00:15to lose McLaurin, those are huge things.
00:19No argument there.
00:20But, you know, other teams have injuries as well, and, you know,
00:24it's just – it's not even – I mean, look,
00:25they're not getting blown out of games, but there's this –
00:28it just never feels like they are putting forth a really quality effort
00:34across the board over the course of a game.
00:36And I just don't know how they look at that and think we're close.
00:40I mean, I'm not saying that they're miles away,
00:42but I don't know how you're looking at that going, you know what,
00:44we're just a little bit of a tweak here or there from turning this thing around
00:49and giving the Giants a run.
00:52But maybe they think that.
00:53I mean, that is one possibility.
00:54It's why they didn't make any trades,
00:56because they do think that, you know, they're close to turning it around.
01:00I just don't know what the evidence is to really point to.
01:02You

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