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In early January 2014, the Washington Redskins were looking for a new head coach, having fired Mike Shanahan on Dec. 30. There were a number of candidates available - two of them from Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis' staff - defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer and offensive coordinator Jay Gruden. The Redskins reportedly had both candidates…
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Robert Griffin III opened up on his relationship late Sunday with Redskins coach Jay Gruden, saying: "I just wasn't his guy." Griffin engaged with fans on Twitter on Sunday, following the Redskins' 33-19 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. He tweeted: D.C. I know you are frustrated. You just want a winner. You deserve one. - Robert…
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The Washington Redskins officially signed head coach Jay Gruden to a multi-year contract extension on Monday. Gruden, who turned 50 on Saturday, had two years left on the five-year contract signed in January 2014. Full terms of the deal were not announced, but the reported two-year extension will take him through the 2020 season. Gruden has…
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INDIANAPOLIS -- On the same night as he turned 50, Jay Gruden signed a two-year contract extension with the Redskins, a league source confirmed. ESPN's John Keim first reported the deal Saturday night. Coming in the middle of a week when the organization has been shrouded in uncertainty and drama surrounding general manager Scot McCloughan, Gruden's…
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The Washington Redskins enter a critical offseason with uncertainty in the front office. Redskins general manager Scot McCloughan is not at the NFL Combine this week and radio station 106.7 The Fan in Washington reported Tuesday that McCloughan has been absent from the organization since Feb. 20. McCloughan denied the report in a text message on…
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INDIANAPOLIS - The oldest NFL draft debate in the books is whether a team is best advised to draft players that fill needs or to take the best player available. This is too simplistic of a question. There is no way to rank how good players are independent of the situations they play in, no player…
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| Greg Manusky, left, in his role as outside linebackers coach, watches Ryan Kerrigan, center, work on a drill to knock the ball from the quarterback’s arm during Day 6 of training camp August 2, 2016. (H/T: John McDonnell/The Washington Post) |
