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.
The Washington Redskins should be thanking 8-pound, 6-ounce baby Jesus that they escaped Los Angeles with a win against the Rams last Sunday (even though there was no reason that should’ve ended up being a close game)
On January 9th, 2014, the Washington Redskins hired Jay Gruden to succeed Mike Shanahan as head coach. Gruden, a sought-after coach, cut his teeth through the coaching ranks to finally step out of his brother’s shadow.
If NFL Week 1 hot takes, Super Bowl proclamations, and panicking football fans were unwelcome relatives, candy, and nuts, then oh what a Christmas we’d have.
For the record: I still think mock drafts are stupid.
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.
HTTD writer Patrick Rice breaks down six key things the Washington Redskins need to do, in order to have a successful 2017 offseason.
The 2016-2017 season for the Washington Redskins could end on Sunday, in a heartbreaking loss to the New York Giants (who appear set on playing their starters for some undisclosed duration of time).
You’ll have to forgive me if, after the first full weekend of football (with College and the NFL back in full effect), I come off a little testy in this column.
As a cautionary tale to anyone who might be considering making the same mistake I did: if you’re deciding wedding dates with your fiancée, and you happen to love sports, do NOT choose a wedding date in May or June.