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| Redskins' Zorn gives up playcalling duties |
NFL Football |
10/18/2009 |
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| Landover, MD (MySportsbook) - Washington Redskins head coach Jim Zorn will not have playcalling duties, it was decided after the team's 14-6 loss to Kansas City on Sunday. The decision was made after Zorn met with Vinny Cerrato, the Redskins' executive vice president of football operations, after the loss. Cerrato thought Zorn had too many responsibilities as head coach, and Zorn agreed with the decision. The team is expected to decide on a new playcaller Monday. The Redskins' offense has struggled this season, |
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| At 2-4, Zorn relinquishing play-calling duties |
Headlines |
10/18/2009 |
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -The Washington Redskins are taking away head coach Jim Zorn's play-calling duties. Zorn discussed the change with executive vice president of football operations Vinny Cerrato after Washington's 14-6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. The team plans to announce a new play caller Monday. According to Redskins spokesman Zack Bolno, Cerrato told Zorn he believes the coach had too many responsibilities and someone else should call the offensive plays. Zorn did not disagree with that |
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| NFL Inactives (Sunday, October 18, 2009) |
NFL Football |
10/18/2009 |
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| e Francies, CB Gerard Lawson, LB Kamerion Wimbley, G Billy Yates, TE Steve Heiden Steelers - 3rd QB Dennis Dixon, WR Limas Sweed, CB Keenan Lewis, FB Carey Davis, LB Andre Frazier, G Kraig Urbik, T Tony Hills, DE Ra'Shon Harris KANSAS CITY CHIEFS AT WASHINGTON REDSKINS, 1:00 P.M. (ET) Chiefs - 3rd QB Matt Gutierrez, WR Quinten Lawrence, CB Donald Washington, S Jarrad Page, T Branden Albert, TE Jake O'Connell, TE Brad Cottam, LB Pierre Walters Redskins - P Hunter Smith, CB Kevin Barnes, RB Anthony Alridge, LB Rober |
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| After latest loss, Zorn questioned about future |
NFL Football |
10/18/2009 |
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -Jim Zorn stood alone on the sideline Sunday, his headset off, his arms folded across his chest, hearing the dwindling crowd's boos and watching the seconds tick away on his Washington Redskins' latest loss to a previously winless team. Zorn began his postgame news conference with a loud, lengthy sigh into the microphone. And the coach kept on sighing as he discussed Washington's 14-6 setback against the Kansas City Chiefs, which dropped the Redskins to 2-4 this season and 4-10 over their p |
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| Portis (sprained ankle) out at start of 2nd half |
NFL Football |
10/18/2009 |
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -Running back Clinton Portis has left the Washington Redskins' game against the Kansas City Chiefs with a sprained ankle. He was out of the lineup to start the second half Sunday. The Redskins say his return is questionable. Ladell Betts replaced Portis on the field to open the third quarter. Portis gained 21 yards on 10 carries in the first half against the winless Chiefs.Copyright © 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. The information contained in the AP News report may |
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| Albert, Page out for KC; Samuels down for Redskins |
NFL Football |
10/18/2009 |
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Brandon Albert and free safety Jarrad Page were inactive for Sunday's game against the Washington Redskins. Albert injured his left ankle in last week's loss to Dallas. Page has been battling a shoulder injury. The Redskins were also missing their regular left tackle. Six-time Pro Bowl player Chris Samuels injured his neck last week against Carolina. The Redskins also played their second straight game without punter Hunter Smith, who has a groin injury. G |
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| Chiefs are Redskins' latest winless opponent |
NFL Football |
10/15/2009 |
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -The Washington Redskins had been reciting the same line every week for a month. Struggling teams are the worst to play, the saying goes, because they're desperate and unpredictable. Enough of that political correctness. The Redskins are themselves a desperate team now. They have no problem saying out loud that they should've been beating all these winless teams, and - now that the cream-puff part of the schedule is coming to an end - they should, must and ought to fully dispense with the K |
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| Saban, Spurrier share friendship, SEC success |
Division I College Football |
10/14/2009 |
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| ering drive to succeed. Spurrier blitzed through the SEC for six conference titles and the 1996 national crown at Florida from 1990-2001. Thinking he could take his high-flying offense anywhere, Spurrier stunned his alma mater when he left for the Washington Redskins in 2002. After two forgettable NFL seasons, Spurrier walked away and sought another chance at the college game, which came in 2004 at South Carolina. While there haven't been championships, Spurrier's steadily built the Gamecocks into potential |
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| NFC East: Old favorites lead the way in Eagles' latest win |
NFL Football |
10/13/2009 |
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| elix Jones, who's missed two straight weeks with a sprained knee, back in action when the 3-1 Falcons visit the new Cowboys Stadium. WASHINGTON: For a brief moment, there was a rare period of calmness in what's been a seriously stormy season for the Washington Redskins during this past Sunday's tussle with the Carolina Panthers. The customary chaos would ensue, however, after the embattled club squandered a 15-point second-half lead that resulted in a startling 20-17 defeat to the previously-winless Panthers. Wash |
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| AFC West: Denver's McDaniels new member of "Mile High Club" |
NFL Football |
10/13/2009 |
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| h is expected to return soon from a knee injury, and will eventually take reps from Johnson as well. Johnson, though, is still Haley's best choice at making the run game work. Kansas City has to feel pretty good about this week's matchup against the Washington Redskins, who lost to previously-unbeaten Detroit and Carolina already this season. The Chiefs, who surprisingly match up well with the 2-3 Redskins, will then host San Diego before their bye week on November 1. RAIDERS: Oh, the humanity! Herbert Morrison's |
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