Podcast: Jay Gruden Gets Fired As Head Coach Of The Washington Redskins
HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati and Patrick Rice react to the Washington Redskins firing Jay Gruden, his legacy in DC, and the reasons why he failed as a head coach.
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Report: Jay Gruden could be fired after a Redskins loss to the New England Patriots
It’s no secret that, for the seemingly hapless Washington Redskins, keeping the outcome of their game on Sunday versus the New England Patriots from being an abject disaster is a seemingly Herculean task.
Podcast: The Washington Redskins, Once Again, Embarrass Themselves On National TV
HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati goes on an angry (if not cathartic) rant after the Washington Redskins lose to the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football.
Is The Relationship Between Jay Gruden And The Redskins Organization Beyond Repair?
It’s no secret that Jay Gruden entered this season on the proverbial coaching hotseat; it’s a fact that he, himself, has alluded to publicly.
Da’Ron Payne: A Good Decision, That Could Be A Great One
Now that i’ve walked myself off the ledge of “WHY THE HELL DIDN’T WE DRAFT DERWIN JAMES, A NEAR CONSENSUS TOP-7 PLAYER IN THE NFL DRAFT!?!?,” I can calmly and rationally say the following things about the Washington Redskins’ selection of defensive tackle Da’Ron Payne from the University of Alabama.
Podcast: The Latest NFL Draft News and Rumors with Benjamin Allbright
HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati talked to NFL Insider Benjamin Allbright of Mile High Sports Radio, to get the latest buzz regarding what could happen in the 2018 NFL Draft.
The Sad State of My Beloved Washington Redskins
HTTD writer Patrick Rice lets his current feelings be known, about his beloved — and totally dysfunctional — Washington Redskins.
Six Steps to Redskins Offseason Success — Part 2
HTTD writer Patrick Rice breaks steps #4 through #6, as far as what the Washington Redskins need to do in order to have a successful 2017 offseason.
Six Steps to Redskins Offseason Success — Part 1
HTTD writer Patrick Rice breaks down six key things the Washington Redskins need to do, in order to have a successful 2017 offseason.
Addition by subtraction: Joe Barry must go
Before we get started, let me remind you that, prior to the 2015 season, the Washington Redskins thought it’d be a good idea to hire a defensive coordinator who was part of the 2nd worst team of the last 63 years, and who presided over the 2nd worst defense recorded since the turn of the… Read More »