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COLUMN | A popular sport may come undone by a growing list of confidence-shaking problems.
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No major injuries, facing at least four backup quarterbacks and a bad division haven’t helped at all.
COLUMN | A popular sport may come undone by a growing list of confidence-shaking problems.
Richie Incognito’s revealing interview explains a lot about Jonathan Martin episode and the Dolphins culture.
Richie Incognito’s horrific treatment of teammate Jonathan Martin demands stern action from their employer.
Like most 2nd-year players, Robert Griffin III has a lot to learn; the question is whether he realizes that.
In evaluating their coach and roster, the Redskins must ask whether they really have the talent to succeed.
Mike Shanahan has been 3-6 before — for three consecutive seasons, actually — so don’t expect him to throw in the towel just yet.
When Robert Griffin III has to do too much, he is going to come that much closer to getting seriously hurt again.
The cast of characters has changed over the years, but the Redskins’ plot lines remain the same.
Empathy for hampered athletes is learned the hard way: through personal experience.
Early panic about college basketball games turning into endless free throw contests are overblown.
TAKEAWAY | Some facts support Mike Shanahan, but his future’s in doubt if the Redskins play like this.
The Wizards guard is struggling as team veterans chide younger players for me-first play.
The Redskins’ record is bad, but the head coach provides stability for an ongoing roster rebuild.
Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov is a cross between Mark Cuban, George Steinbrenner and Richard Branson.
Critics might be worried about the 9-0 Chiefs’ tough upcoming stretch, but the Couch Slouch isn’t worried at all.
COUCH SLOUCH | TV analyst spouts way too much jargon during the broadcasts on Thursday nights.
Led by Coach David Cutcliffe, the Blue Devils have done the seemingly impossible this season after spending an eternity at the bottom of the ACC.
COLUMN | Let’s give Randy Edsall credit for one thing: He’s consistent.
Washington has gotten itself on a bit of a roll, but now the key is building off of that momentum.
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