Coach Mike Shanahan says suspended players Fred Davis and Trent Williams have "got to prove themselves" in order to be a part of the future with the Washington Redskins.
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December 06, 2011
Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams and tight end Fred Davis were formally suspended without pay for four games by the NFL Tuesday after failing multiple drug tests, according to a statement issued by the league Tuesday afternoon.The suspensions begin immediately
Williams reluctantly accepted the penalty earlier Tuesday, according to a person familiar with his situation...
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December 05, 2011
Some guys just don’t get it. There is certain behavior that your average, responsible adult would expect to stop after high school or even college, but unfortunately that isn’t always the case. Take the Washington Redskins’ Trent Williams and Fred Davis, for example. According to the Washington Post, the NFL has suspended both the tackle [...]
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December 06, 2011
Today, the Redskins announced that the veteran players will be forced to sit out the remainder of the season for violating the NFLs drug policy. Rick Maese of the Washington Post reported that the Redskins announced they have received official word from the league about the suspensions. That means Williams, the left tackle, and Davis, the tight end, will be barred from visiting...
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December 05, 2011
The Associated Press is reporting that Redskins TE Fred Davis and LT Trent Williams will both be suspended for the rest of the season after violating the league's substance abuse policy "more than once." That would mean both players would miss the season finale against the Eagles on New Years Day. That game, and the three leading up to it for the Skins, will most likely...
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December 06, 2011
Two of the Washington Redskins' top offensive players, tight end Fred Davis and offensive tackle Trent Williams, have been suspended four games for violating the league's substance-abuse policy, the NFL announced Tuesday.
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December 07, 2011
It’s only Wednesday, and already the 4-8 Redskins have had an eventful week, losing Fred Davis and Trent Williams to season-ending suspensions, promoting nose tackle Chris Baker to the 53-man roster and signing tackle Cole Pemberton to the practice squad.
In the next four days, the team will try to assemble a gameplan that will compensate for the latest losses as they prepare for...
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December 06, 2011
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The NFL has announced the four-game suspensions for Washington Redskins tight end Fred Davis and left tackle Trent Williams for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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December 09, 2011
Redskins tackle Trent Williams and tight end Fred Davis apologized to their teammates this week for violating the NFL’s substance-abuse policy and getting suspended for four games. Redskins coach Mike Shanahan doesn’t sound like he’s in a forgiving mood about it. “Am I disappointed in them? Big time,” Shanahan said. “Yeah, because they affect not…
Via Washington Times
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December 07, 2011
The Washington Redskins begin their work week each Wednesday with a team meeting in the morning. They gather in the main auditorium at team headquarters to focus their preparation for Sunday's game. This week's gathering was unusual in that it featured a couple of guest speakers. Fred Davis and Trent ...
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December 06, 2011
Accountability has been a buzzword thrown around quite a bit in reference to DC sports teams lately. The Capitals couldn’t discover it until it was too late for Bruce Boudreau, and Fred Davis and Trent Williams forgot all about it on Sunday.
Following a loss to the New York Jets, Williams and Davis snuck out from FedEx Field before speaking to the media, thus avoiding questions...
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December 05, 2011
The Washington Redskins lost more than just an ugly game over the weekend. The team anticipates the suspensions of Trent Williams and Fred Davis for the rest of the season.Photo Credit: Getty Images
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December 05, 2011
Washington Redskins players had Sunday night to digest several reports that two of the team's best offensive players, tight end Fred Davis and left tackle Trent Williams, are facing four-game suspensions for repeatedly violating the NFL's substance abuse policy by using recreational drugs. And when players reported to Redskins Park ...
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December 07, 2011
In Week 11, 49ers TE Vernon Davis—along with what seemed to be the rest of the team—had one of his best weeks of the 2011 season catching 5 balls for 67 yards and a single touchdown, but since then Davis has been much of a disappointment.
The Cardinals have picked up their play defensively since then, but the 49ers simply refuse to slow down, and I see an even better day on...
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December 09, 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’re going to head over to the opposing side and look in on the game chatter in preparation for that week’s match up.
This week we’re checking out what the Patriots and the New England media are saying about the Redskins.
The media says…
"The absence...
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