Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan acknowledged Friday he began watching game film of college quarterbacks at midseason. It's no secret that the Redskins need improved quarterback play — Rex Grossman is tied for the NFL lead with 24 turnovers in only 12 starts — so Shanahan's admission is not necessarily ...
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January 01, 2012
As Rex Grossman prepares to enter free agency and Washington coaches begin to seriously evaluate quarterback prospects, the Redskins quarterback said he’d like to return to Washington next season.
“I really enjoy it here. I really enjoy this offensive system, what they’re building here. So I’d love for this to be the place where I end up,” Grossman said after the Redskins’...
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January 01, 2012
Yesterday, as the team buses arrived at the hotel, one of the biggest and bravest Redskins fans was there to meet them.
Tyler Litts is a 7-year-old from Strousburg, Pa., and loves to watch the Burgundy and Gold every weekend with his dad. His favorite Redskins are Santana Moss and Rex Grossman, because those are his dynamic duo on Nintendo DS. He’s also a big Chris Neild fan...
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December 30, 2011
One day after Rex Grossman told reporters that his confidence was "at an all-time high," language coming out of Redskins headquarters only raised questions about the quarterback's future with the team.
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December 31, 2011
Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan acknowledged that he began watching game film of college quarterbacks at the midseason point of the NFL season.
That's not exactly a ringing endorsement for Rex Grossman, who is tied for the league lead with 24 turnovers in 12 starts.
"I've probably already looked at 10 or 15 of them," Shanahan told the Washington Times...
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December 29, 2011
The Redskins had their opportunity to take over the Eastern Division this season as the Eagles, Cowboys and Giants all took turns putting up disastrous losing streaks and leaving the door wide open... But too bad for Mike Shanahan and the 'Skins, after an early burst of promise, their season hit the skids. RB Ryan Torain has been released from the team. And to add insult to injury...
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December 30, 2011
A day after Rex Grossman described his confidence as “at an all-time high,” Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan cast further uncertainty on the veteran-yet-turnover-prone quarterback’s future role with the team.
Shanahan, who last week said that Grossman needs to eliminate his turnovers, on Thursday praised the quarterback’s aggressive nature. But at the...
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January 01, 2012
Washington was soundly whipped in its season-ending game, 34-10, by Philadelphia.
Fantasy Spin:
Rex Grossman had 256 yards and a TD, Evan Royster had 113 yards rushing, and Roy Helu had 2 catches fro 48 yards and a TD.
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December 30, 2011
We all know what the D.C. media says about the Redskins, but what’s going on behind enemy lines? During the season, we head over to the opposing side and look in on the game chatter in preparation for that week’s matchup.
This week we’re checking out what the Eagles and the Philadelphia media are saying about the Redskins.
The media says…
“Rex Grossman has a strong arm...
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January 01, 2012
There’s nothing at stake but draft position in Philadelphia this Sunday and both teams are playing like they can’t wait for the offseason to get here. Philly leads 10-0 thanks to a slew of Redskins errors, including a blocked field goal and the 60th interception of Rex Grossman’s career. The Eagles did their best to…
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December 29, 2011
The Washington Redskins are a prideful team, and rightfully so. They’ve been around for nearly eight years, produced 19 Pro Football Hall of Famers, and won three Super Bowls. They’ve struggled mightily since 2009, however, and this season hasn’t been any different. There have been glimmers of hope here and there, but perhaps they shine so well because of all of the darkness...
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January 01, 2012
“I own it. If you’re going to make a big deal about it, yeah, I’ll stick to it. We are going to win the East.”
That was Rex Grossman in August. Of course, instead of winning the East, the Redskins finished in last place in the division for the fourth straight year.
So, time to back off the division championship talk? Hellllllll no.
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December 30, 2011
Offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan noted that the Redskins covet a franchise quarterback, according to the Washington Post.
Fantasy Spin:
No surprise here as erratic 31-year-old vet Rex Grossman carries a dismal 77.3 rating over 12 starts while failed project John Beck holds an even worse rating of 72.1 over four games (three starts).
Original Story:
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