With the Washington Redskins having been all but eliminated from the playoffs yesterday, after their 20-15 loss to the Green Bay Packers, the defeat may have yielded one silver lining: a significantly increased likelihood of an imminent dismissal of highly-reviled team President Bruce Allen.
HTTD’s Rajan Nanavati and Patrick Rice reconvened to discuss the Washington Post story in which Trent Williams publicly shreds DC sports’ persona non grata, Bruce Allen.
We’ll take a break from the ongoing “the Washington Redskins medical staff told Trent Williams to ignore what turned out to be a legitimate Cancer diagnosis by misleading him and saying that the malignant growth on his head was nothing to be worried about” melodrama, and turn you back to the standard Washington Redskins-related melodrama… Read More »
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
HTTD writer Patrick Rice lets his current feelings be known, about his beloved — and totally dysfunctional — Washington Redskins.