Lots of Coaching Changes
Defensive Backs – now coached by former Tampa Bay Bucs Raheem Morri
Safeties – Steve Jackson let go
Linebackers – Lou Spanos left to go to UCLA, replaced by Bob Slowik
Receivers – Keenan McCardell let go and now coached by Ike Hilliard, former one-time WR of the Giants, Bucs and assistant WR coach of Dolphins
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Redskins hire Ike Hilliard to coach wide receivers
MOBILE, Ala. - The Redskins have hired former NFL wideout Ike Hilliard to coach their receivers, Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said Monday.
Hilliard, who played for the New York Giants and Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1997 to 2008, replaces Keenan McCardell, who the team did not rehire.
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21 days ago
Jaguars’ Great Keenan McCardell in Consideration for WR Coach
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Jaguars’ Great Keenan McCardell in Consideration for WR Coach - Black and Teal - Black and Teal - A Jacksonville Jaguars Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
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27 days ago
McCardell interviews with Mularkey to be Jags' receivers coach
Former Jaguars receiver Keenan McCardell, who spent last season as the Redskins receivers coach, interviewed for the same position with new Jacksonville coach Mike Mularkey on Monday.
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27 days ago
Keenan McCardell To Interview For Jaguars Coaching Position, Source Says
The Jacksonville Jaguars are attempting to fill out their offensive coaching staff after filling in some pieces on the defensive side of the staff. A source close to the team tells SBNation.com that the Jaguars will interview former Jaguars wide receiver and Washington Redskins wide receivers coach Keenan McCardell on Monday. McCardell got his first shot at coaching wide receivers...
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29 days ago
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29 days ago
Redskins assistants Jackson, McCardell won’t return
Washington Redskins assistant coaches Steve Jackson and Keenan McCardell will not return next season, two people familiar with the situation said Wednesday night.
Attempts to contact Jackson and McCardell were unsuccessful. Tony Wyllie, Redskins senior vice president, declined comment.
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January 11, 2012
VIDEO- What the F*&% are we doing? - Jon Gruden; 2003 Home opener vs Carolina
For many, it was the first sign the 2003 Bucs were NOT the same as the 2002 Super Bowl team. In a few weeks, the loss to Indianapolis on Monday Night Football would confirm it. Those two games kept the Bucs at 3-2 instead of 5-0, and could have made a big difference.But were focusing on Carolina, and what happened in 2003. The Panthers blocked two Gramatica FG attempts, and with...
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December 03, 2011
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December 03, 2011
Keenan McCardell has faith in Anthony Armstrong
Washington Redskins wide receivers coach Keenan McCardell said that he isn’t worried about second-year pro Anthony Armstrong and that he knows Armstrong will continue to improve against press coverage.
Armstrong came under scrutiny this week after Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan remarked that he needed to do a better job at beating bump coverage to regain his starting job and a steady...
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November 10, 2011
Your On-The-Field Pregame Pass
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Given the predominantly “Burgundy sprinkles” on this “blue raspberry sherbet” stadium, this game might qualify as the ninth home game for the Redskins this season.
I’m hungry.
As Redskins players trotted out on the field, they were met with raucous applause and cheering. The hometown Panthers came out under a chorus of boos...
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October 23, 2011
They’re Going the Wrong Way!
The Jacksonville Jaguars are a franchise that is discombobulated. The picture above pretty much confirms that.
They’re really hasn’t seem to be any direction from the front-office with their offseason moves that last several years. They haven’t had a franchise QB since Coughlin era, when Mark Brunell was under center. Byron Leftwich was a statue under center...
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October 03, 2011
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October 03, 2011
Redskins Are Back To The Gridiron
Hurricane Irene is a distant memory at Redskins Park today, as players and coaches prepare for the final preseason test on Thursday against Tampa Bay.
Given that the roster currently sits at 87 (plus two on P.U.P.), some familiar faces will depart to get the roster down to 80 tomorrow. The big cuts happen after the fourth preseason game, when the roster must downsize to 53, plus...
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August 29, 2011
Training Camp: That’s A Wrap
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Today was the final day of training camp for players and coaches. Without question, the weather this morning was the best of training camp, with the temperature in the mid-70′s and a brisk breeze.
Here’s some quality footage of the quarterbacks refining their footwork in the pocket:
This is one of my favorite drills. It’s difficult to see what exactly...
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August 16, 2011
Redskins Hope to Improve Red Zone Scoring in 2011
There wasn’t a lot to like about the Redskins offensive performance in 2010, but nothing disappointed more than their woes in the red zone.Washington finished 21st in scoring percentage from inside the 20-yard line with a 51.16 percent scoring rate. That was a significant drop-off from 2009 when a Jason Campbell-led offense converted 56.52 percent of its red zone attempts into...
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August 16, 2011
A Snap-Shot Of Training Camp Competitions
With thousands of fans on hand for Fan Appreciation Day at Redskins Park, I took my up close view to try to capture some things the folks from the hill couldn’t see.
Suited up in their full upper-body pads, it was the first day of full-contact practice. No more slap and hug tackles, break out some ferocity:
Wide receiver’s coach Keenan McCardell has his guys practice...
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August 06, 2011
Receiver Competition Is Heating Up
In at least one practice for the last couple days, both head coach Mike Shanahan and offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan have taken a particular interest in the wide receiver drills.
The result has been seen in a slow but steady improvement on the consistency of the receivers. A lot has been said about the quantity of hands in camp, but it looks like the quality is starting to...
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August 05, 2011
Fun Facts: Gaffney vs. McCardell
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On a team that’s in the middle of a youth movement, adding a 10-year veteran makes him instantly one of the oldest players on the roster. Such is the case with wide receiver Jabar Gaffney.
One of the most interesting aspects of Gaffney, is that he’s one of the only players left who played against Keenan McCardell, his current position coach. The two overlapped...
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August 02, 2011
Brandon Banks needs to show speed
Brandon Banks was noticeably slower durng the second half of last season after undergoing midseason arthroscopic knee surgery. He returned to the field quickly after surgery but didn’t have the same impact in games. To make the roster, the wide receiver and kick returner will have to show coaches that he’s recovered his pre-injury speed.
“I think he’s healthy right now. His...
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August 01, 2011
Keenan McCardell Loves A Longshot
Current Redskins wide receivers coach Keenan McCardell does an interview with his former team's website. Brian Tinsman reports.
When Keenan McCardell was drafted by the Redskins in the Round 12 (326th overall) of the 1991 NFL Draft, he was immediately inducted into the fraternity of "roster longshots." While many in this group kick around the league for a few years before pursuing...
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July 14, 2011
The List – The Top 10 Jaguars of All-Time
Over the course of the past two weeks, we have run down the Top 10 Jaguars in Franchise History. Complete with stats and commentary, we give you all the players, from 10 to 1. Below are the links for the entire list, ending with number one player in Jags history – WR Jimmy Smith.
1. Jimmy Smith – Wide Receiver
2. Tony Boselli – Offensive Tackle
3. Fred Taylor...
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June 26, 2011
Top Ten All-Time Jaguars: #9 Mike Hollis
Yesterday I gave the number ten all-time great Jaguars in team history. Keenan McCardell stood tall at number 10. Tonight’s pick doesn’t stand so tall as far as stature goes. What this man lacks in height he makes up for in the amount of points he scored as he is the all-time leading scorer in Jaguars history. From the University of Idaho here is the 9th greatest Jaguar:
9. Mike...
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June 16, 2011
Top Ten All-Time Jaguars: #10 Keenan McCardell
Since the Jaguars started play in the NFL in 1995 the team has seen its fair share of ups and downs. The team has also seen its share of great players over those 16 years.
Top ten lists get thrown around a lot these days and well with a lock out in full effect I’m no different as I’m going to give my take on the ten best Jaguars to play over the years. It’s going be a list...
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June 15, 2011
Keenan McCardell Does Some Self-Scouting
Keenan McCardell is hip-deep in his second offseason as an NFL coach, the first where he's had a full season to observe and evaluate the guys in his wide receiver group. So when he sat down with Larry Michael for an exclusive interview on Redskins Nation, it was natural that the topic of self-scouting would come up. McCardell broke down not only his own performance as a rookie...
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March 31, 2011
Sean McVay replaces Jon Embree as tight ends coach
First-year offensive assistant Sean McVay has replaced Jon Embree as the Redskins' tight ends coach. After Embree left the team Sunday to become head coach of the University of Colorado, Coach Mike Shanahan promoted McVay, 24, to a position coach. Previously, McVay assisted Embree and wide receivers coach Keenan McCardell. Last season, McVay worked under defensive coordinator...
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December 08, 2010
Redskins Lead The League In Bill Walsh Coaching Fellowship Participants
NFLLabor.com posted an article yesterday pretty much summarizing the 2010 Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship Program, breaking down the benefits of the program -- 25 NFL teams have a coach on staff who graduated from the program, including Keenan McCardell here in Washington, including four head coaches -- and explaining a bit of what the program tries to do.
The program, which...
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August 31, 2010
Malcolm Kelly must heal, but quickly, says Keenan McCardell
Redskins wide receivers coach Keenan McCardell has made things clear to Malcolm Kelly, who has been sidelined since early in training camp because of a hamstring injury. Kelly still has time to impress Coach Mike Shanahan in his bid to make the opening 53-man roster, but it's getting late in the process. Of course, Kelly must first heal properly, and that's part of the problem...
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August 19, 2010
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