Chris Cooley

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According to Jason LaCanfora of the NFL Network, there’s a good chance the Washington Redskins may decide to release veteran tight end Chris Cooley during the offseason because of his $3.8 million base salary for the 2012 season. Let’s face it, Cooley will be 30 years-old and he’s been riddled with injuries over the past few seasons and isn’t worth the salary he’s scheduled to make next season. With the emergence of Fred Davis, it might be time to move on from the fan favorite. Follow PFZ on...Read Full Story

According to Jason LaCanfora of the NFL Network, the Washington Redskins plan on placing the franchise tag on tight end Fred Davis. Davis along with left tackle Trent Williams were suspsended for the final four games of the NFL season because they failed drug tests that were administered by the NFL.  If Davis and Williams fail anymore tests in the future, they will be suspended for a full year. Davis had a breakout season in 2011 when he was forced to step in as the starter once fellow tight...Read Full Story

Tight end Chris Cooley believes he’ll be playing for the Washington Redskins in 2012,  despite the injury woes he’s faced over the past few seasons.  “I have no doubt that I’ll be here,” Cooley said. “I’m excited to continue to be a part of this team and to continue playing the game that I love.” Cooley isn’t concerned about his knee,  despite undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery about a year ago and still having problems with it this season,  that ended up landing him on injured reserve. “I...Read Full Story

This Tight End's for the Cure!He creates pottery. He tweets. He puts his junk on the Internet. He is able to make plays on the field. He talks 'ish' about Dallas QB Tony Romo. And he hires his brother, Tanner Cooley, to run his websites and everyday Cooley Zone logistics.Call him what you want. Say what you will, but we know one interest that has his heart: Contributing to finding a cure for breast cancer. And so the Redskin Pro Bowl Tight End Chris Cooley will host the 3rd Annual Cooley’s...Read Full Story

The Buffalo Bills are not so quietly looking to move the productive 8 year veteran wide receiver Lee Evans. Meanwhile the much anticipated emergence of Mackey Award winning tight end Fred Davis leaves the Redskins with two good tight ends which is one too many considering their lack of depth and talent at other positions.Chris Cooley is super popular and a very good football player but  from all accounts Fred Davis is finally living up to his 2nd round draft grade. He is a nightmare match up...Read Full Story

Hard hitting interviews hurt sometimes.Add this to your queueAdded: Wed Apr 18 19:36:08 UTC 2012Air date: Tue Apr 03 00:00:00 UTC 2012Duration: 01:42Read Full Story

Looks like yet another opening day starter for the Redskins finds himself being placed on Injured Reserve. Tight End Chris Cooley, who’s been battling a balky knee since training camp, was placed on Injured Reserve (IR) today by the Redskins, ending his 2011 season. He finishes the year with only eight receptions for 65 yards in five games played. While Cooley had a fine statistical year in 2011 (77 receptions for 849 yards and three touchdowns), given his age (he’ll turn 30 next July) and...Read Full Story

According to Chris Russell of ESPN980,  there’s been some chatter within the Washington Redskins organization that tight end Chris Cooley has likely played his last down in the nation’s capital. According to Rich campbell of the Washington Times,  if the Redskins decide to release Cooley before June 1st,  they would save $2 million towards their 2012 cap and would save $3.8 million if they released him after June 1st. Cooley has been placed on injured reserve in two of the past three seasons...Read Full Story

Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley continues to believe that he’ll be ready for the season opener against the New York Giants. “As long as everything continues, I hope to be back in some capacity on the field next week,” said Cooley  “I can’t imagine not playing against the Giants.” Cooley had arthroscopic knee surgery all the way back in January.  Because of the lockout,  he was never able to continue to rehab under the watchful eye of the Redskins trainers. Then once training camp...Read Full Story