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Look, I understand why Washington Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan felt obligated to switch from Rex Grossman to John Beck after his starting quarterback threw four interceptions in a single game.
When an offensively-challenged offense like Washington’s is that careless with the football, there’s zero chance of victory.
But my biggest issue with Shanahan’s [...]
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November 30, 2011
Last Sunday at Seattle, Rex Grossman had one of the best statistical games of his career. Grossman has played in 49 NFL games. His 26 completions against the Seahawks were the second-most he’d posted in any game. His completion percentage of 74.3 was also the second-highest of his career. And his 314 passing yards were his fourth-best.
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December 03, 2011
Kudos to Washington Redskins quarterback Rex Grossman for keeping it real.Appearing on ESPN Radio’s Doug Gottlieb Show, Grossman talked about the Redskins (4-7) and the playoffs this season.“You know, we’ve got about a 3, 4, 5 percent … [visit site to read more]Redskins Grossman says team has 3-5% chance of making playoffs - The Jet Press - The Jet Press - A New York...
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November 30, 2011
Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan has both been a lighting rod for criticism with regards to the remarkable ineffectiveness of the Redskins offense this year and a person caught in between a role of leadership and one where he has to hold the company line on a sinking ship. It's not a fun position that the younger Shanahan occupies right now in Washington...
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December 02, 2011
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After battling early season struggles, Rex Grossman is back as the Redskins starting quarterback. ESPN analyst Doug Gottlieb had Grossman on his radio show earlier this week to discuss the Redskins season thus far and their upcoming game against the New York Jets this Sunday.
The New York Jets head into Sunday with a 6-5 record, and are two games behind the AFC East...
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December 01, 2011
After Rex Grossman got benched against the Eagles, he strongly advocated Grossman keep his starting job, saying “that’s not even something that should be asked,” and that Grossman “deserves to start.”
Some fans thought that was just what any teammate would say about his starting QB, but it felt considerably stronger than that to me.
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December 03, 2011
Quarterback Rex Grossman doesn't appear sold on a playoff run, saying the Redskins have, at best, a five percent shot of reaching the playoffs. Not classic motivational chatter from a signal-caller, but at least he's honest.
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November 30, 2011
Running back Evan Royster can’t escape shop talk when he goes home each day. He lives with a couple of high school buddies, who happen to be huge Redskins fans. They all attended Westfield High in Chantilly together.
“One of them is a big John Beck fan. He’s like, ‘When’s John Beck going to play? When’s he going to get a shot?’” Royster said with a laugh. “I just...
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November 30, 2011
Sunday’s win was a milestone for the 2011 Redskins. Not only did it snap a losing streak, it also marked the first complete team win of the season. Nearly all facets of the team contributed positively—offense, defense, running game and passing game. Only the kick protection and offensive line stood out as weak spots. Although Rex Grossman was sacked only once, he was victimized...
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December 03, 2011
Tebow mania will live for at least another week.Let’s be real: a lot of people love football because it’s the easiest and funnest sport to gamble on. And there’s nothing wrong with that. Personally, I’m too broke to gamble (being a first-year public school teacher isn’t too lucrative), but I sure do watch a lot of football. I figure I should help* my loyal readers out with...
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