Redskins Part Ways With Very Troubled LB Coach
Washington Redskins assistant linebacker coach Major Joseph Sharp was fired on Monday after a series of incidents during his brief time with the team. The decision was made by both head coach Mike Shanahan and General Manager Brian Allen following a meeting with several concerned players, coaches, fans, cheerleaders and even some of the Hogettes.
Major Sharp was hired last season...
Mike Shanahan: Redskins are used to “do or die” scenarios
Despite possibly already knowing that they are in the playoffs, Shanahan says the Redskins like playing in do or die games (Credit: AP Photo)
After their week nine loss to the Carolina Panthers, the Washington Redskins fell to 3-6. Head coach Mike Shanahan came out and said he was evaluating players for the 2013 season. Since then, the team has won their last six games. According...
Cowboys will be evaluating core group
Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan received criticism following a 21-13 loss to the Carolina Panthers in Week 9 after saying that the Redskins would have a chance to evaluate players for the remainder of the season.
Some assumed Shanahan was suggesting that the season was over for a Washington team that dropped to 3-6. The Redskins have won their last two, pulling even with...
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November 29, 2012
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Shanahan, RG3, Redskins playing out the string
It's not the norm for an NFL coach to talk about players auditioning for jobs with seven games to go in the season.
Yet that's the picture coach Mike Shanahan has painted for the Washington Redskins after falling to 3-6 following a loss to the Carolina Panthers.
After the game, Shanahan said he'll use the upcoming weeks ''to see who obviously is going to be...
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November 05, 2012
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Washington Already Looking Ahead To Next Season?
Washington HC Mike Shanahan told reporters that he and his staff will begin evaluating players for next season, following the team’s loss to the Panthers on Sunday.
“Now you’re playing to see who, obviously, is going to be on your football team for years to come,” Shanahan said, via the Washington Post. “Now we get a chance to evaluate players and see where we’re at...
NFL Rumors: Will Mike Shanahan return to the Washington Redskins in 2013?
The Washington Redskins are heading into their bye week, but head coach Mike Shanahan might have a hard time motivating his players for the second half of the season. It appears that Shanahan has thrown in the towel on this season, saying the remainder of the year will be used to evaluate the team. Shanahan had proclaimed Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers as a must win...
Mike Shanahan Already Evaluating Players for Next Year After Redskins Lose, Start Season 3-6
Mike Shanahan is getting frustrated with his now 3-6 Redskins, so much so that he's already evaluating the team for next year and beyond.
After losing their third straight game, Washington's head coach seems to be planning for another year without making the playoffs. The Redskins lost 21-13 to the Panthers in a game that was deemed Washington's "...
Mike Shanahan 'disappointed' in his 3-6 Redskins
Uttering ''disappointed'' or ''disappointing'' no fewer than nine times during his postgame news conference, Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan sounded very much like someone ready to write off the season.
In what Shanahan insisted beforehand was a ''must-win'' game, the Redskins committed 13 penalties, gave up an 82-yard pass...
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November 04, 2012
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Mike Shanahan giving up on the season?
You can call him a realist or you can call him a pessimist, but no matter how you look at Mike Shanahan’s comments, Redskins fans have to be left disappointed. The Redskins lost at home to the Panthers on Sunday 21-13 to drop to 3-6 on the season. Leading up to the game, coach Mike Shanahan labeled the contest as a “must-win” game. He all but threw in the towel on the 2012...
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Balmer AWOL from Redskins camp
Washington Redskins defensive end Kentwan Balmer has missed the last two days of training camp and apparently has gone AWOL.
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