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(Photo: Washington Redskins brought in a new offensive coordinator without asking coach Jim Zorn. Win Mcnamee/Getty Images) Now that we’re into November and baseball is done, it seems like a good time for apologies. Specifically, football apologies. No, not from this space. Those come in February.No, we’re looking for football apologies from the men presiding over the Cleveland Browns and the Washington Redskins. Both are practically at war...
- Redskins coach will likely finish out the season (sportsblog.projo.com)
For a 2-5 team, the Washington Redskins sure are making a whole lot of noise. Even the occasional ESPN viewer is familiar with the faces of owner Dan Snyder, head coach Jim Zorn, and offensive "consultant" Sherman Lewis at this point, if for all the wrong reasons.
In regards to bossman's words from this past week, I know he didn't make the perfect vocab choices, but shouldn't he feel bad about losses? I mean, do we expect him to be just...
From bleacherreport.com
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- Redskins say Zorn won't be fired this season (freerepublic.com)
Greg Blache is fed up with criticism of Dan Snyder. The Washington Redskins' defensive coordinator broke his media silence Thursday to launch a vigorous defense of the team's owner, saying "Enough's enough."
From nfl.com
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- Redskins assistant Blache defends Snyder (sports.yahoo.com)
- Redskins assistant comes to Snyder's defense (foxsports.com)
- Redskins assistant comes to Dan Snyder's defense (sports.yahoo.com)
Maybe we've got Mike Holmgren all wrong. What if he wasn't writing off Washington as his next coaching home, but instead was opening negotiations with the Redskins on working conditions?
Take a second look at Holmgren's statement criticizing the Redskins' treatment of head coach Jim Zorn and try to read between the lines.
Holmgren closed his discussion of the Redskins on ESPN Radio Chicago by saying:
"Jim Zorn is one of the nice people. I'm...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Mellow to a fault. That's the way to describe Washington Redskins head coach Jim Zorn and quarterback Jason Campbell.
One of these guys needs to be a real fire-breather.
When you get one of those low key, even-keeled, polite personalities leading a high pressure organization, that person needs an alter ego who's the in-your-face, tough-as-nails butt-kicker to energize the group.
Bush had Chaney. Eisenhauer had Patton. Butch had Sundance. Good...
From bleacherreport.com
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- Redskins' Snyder apologizes to fans (washingtontimes.com)
- Jim Zorn Should Resign (bleacherreport.com)
