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MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS

Te 2013 Washington Redskins Me-

dia Guide is written and published by theRedskins Public Relations department andis provided to assist the media in their cov-erage o the team. Inormation containedherein was compiled by current and previ-ous Redskins public relations staffs.

Updated versions o inormation pre-sented in the 2013 Washington RedskinsMedia Guide will be available throughoutthe year at media.redskins.com.

Editors: ony Wyllie, Daniel Sampson,Ross aylor and Angela Alano

Project Manager/Designer:Ross aylor

Editorial Assistance:Corey Adams, AlexiaGrevious, Cameron Johnson, Adam Klion-sky, Michael Nassar, Susanna Nickell, BrettPund, Steve Schindler, Megan Schneider,Brian insman and Carrie ruax. Researchassistance provided by the Elias Sports Bu-reau and SAS, LLC.

Cover Design:Chris Albright

Current headshots and 2012 game

photography by Ned Dishman.

Te 2013 Washington Redskins Media Guidemay be used for personal or editorial useonly. Any commercial use of this informationis prohibited without prior written consent ofthe Washington Redskins.

Copyright 2013 Pro Football, Inc.All rights reserved.

Schedule 2013 Schedule .........................................................................................3WRCF Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation ..................................4Directory Staff Directory ........................................................................................8

Executives Daniel M. Snyder .................................................................................11 anya Snyder ........................................................................................13 Ownership Group................................................................................14 Executive Vice President/General Manager Bruce Allen .............15Football Staff Executive Vice President/Head Coach Mike Shanahan ................17 Coordinators and Assistant Coaches ...............................................21 Front Office ...........................................................................................35 Athletic raining ..................................................................................40 Equipment ............................................................................................41 Video ......................................................................................................42Players Veterans .................................................................................................43 2013 Draf Picks .................................................................................165 College Free Agents ...........................................................................173Roster Alphabetical Roster and Pronunciation Guide .............................185

Numerical Roster and Coaching Staff ............................................187 How the Redskins Were Built ..........................................................1892012 Review 2012 Statistics .....................................................................................190 2012 Game Summaries .....................................................................192History All-ime Assistant Coaches .............................................................211 All-ime Numbers ............................................................................213 All-ime Roster .................................................................................222 All-ime Win/Loss Records ............................................................230 Coaching Records..............................................................................232 Draf Choices......................................................................................233 Hall o Famers ....................................................................................243 Important Dates .................................................................................244 Milestone Games ...............................................................................252 Overtimes in eam History .............................................................258 Preseason Results (since 1961) ........................................................261 Pro Bowlers .........................................................................................263 eam Records .....................................................................................265 Individual Records ............................................................................279 Opponent Records ............................................................................293 Postseason Records ...........................................................................295 Series Histories ...................................................................................304 Series Records ....................................................................................312 itles, Games, Attendance ................................................................316 op ens ..............................................................................................317 Year-by-Year Stat Matrix ..................................................................323 Yearly Leaders ....................................................................................325 Yearly Results ......................................................................................337

Yearly Statistical Rankings ...............................................................345 Yearly Stats (since 1970) ...................................................................347Facilities FedExField ..........................................................................................391 Redskins Park .....................................................................................398 raining Camp ...................................................................................399Tradition Te Gameday Experience ................................................................402 Ring o Fame ......................................................................................403 Washington Redskins Cheerleaders ...............................................404Media Redskins Radio Network ..................................................................408 Radio Personalities/Redskins Broadcast Network .......................409 Redskins.com/Social Media .............................................................410PR Redskins Public Relations Staff .......................................................411 2013 Media Inormation ..................................................................413

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2013 Schedule

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PRESEASON

DATE OPPONENT NETWORK TIME (ET)Tursday, Aug. 8 @ ennessee itans NBC4/CSN 8:00 p.m.Monday, Aug. 19 vs. PITTSBURGH STEELERS # ESPN 8:00 p.m.Saturday, Aug. 25 vs. BUFFALO BILLS NBC4/CSN 4:30 p.m.Tursday, Aug. 29 @ ampa Bay Buccaneers NBC4/CSN 7:30 p.m.

REGULAR SEASON

DATE OPPONENT NETWORK TIME (ET)Monday, Sept. 9 vs. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES # ESPN 7:10 p.m.Sunday, Sept. 15 @ Green Bay Packers FOX 1:00 p.m.Sunday, Sept. 22 vs. DETROIT LIONS FOX 1:00 p.m.Sunday, Sept. 29 @ Oakland Raiders FOX 4:25 p.m.Sunday, Oct. 6 BYESunday, Oct. 13 @ Dallas Cowboys # NBC 8:30 p.m.Sunday, Oct. 20 vs. CHICAGO BEARS FOX 1:00 p.m.Sunday, Oct. 27 @ Denver Broncos FOX 4:25 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 3 vs. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS CBS 1:00 p.m.Tursday, Nov. 7 @ Minnesota Vikings # NFL 8:20 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 17 @ Philadelphia Eagles FOX 1:00 p.m.*Monday, Nov. 25 vs. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS # ESPN 8:30 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 1 vs. NEW YORK GIANTS # NBC 8:30 p.m.*Sunday, Dec. 8 vs. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS CBS 1:00 p.m.*Sunday, Dec. 15 @ Atlanta Falcons FOX 1:00 p.m.*Sunday, Dec. 22 vs. DALLAS COWBOYS FOX 1:00 p.m.*Sunday, Dec. 29 @ New York Giants FOX 1:00 p.m.*

POSTSEASON

Jan. 4-5: NFL Wild Card Weekend

Jan. 11-12: NFL Divisional WeekendSunday, Jan. 19: NFL Conerence Championship GamesSunday, Jan. 26: 2014 NFL Pro Bowl

Sunday, Feb. 2: Super Bowl XLVIII (MetLie Stadium, East Rutherord, N.J.)

All Kickoff imes EasternALL HOME GAMES IN CAPS# Nationally elevised* Subject to flexible scheduling


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Staff DirectoryREDSKINS PARK PERSONNEL

(In alphabetical order)

ALUMNIOlsen, Jerry ........................................................................................Liason

ATHLETIC TRAINERSBisnett-Cobb, Eli ..............................................Assistant Athletic rainerBlackman, Kyle.................................................Assistant Athletic rainerHess, Larry..............................................................Head Athletic rainerJermyn, Elliott ...... ....... ....Physical Terapist/Assistant Athletic rainer

WASHINGTON REDSKINS CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONPisching, Allie ...............Community & Charitable Programs ManagerPottinga, Nadine .............................................. Director o DevelopmentRodgers, Jane ................................................................Executive Director

COACHINGAllen, Barbara ........................Admin. Assistant - Head Coach/OffenseBlacken, Malcolm .................................Director o Player DevelopmentBurney, Jacob ...................................................................... Deensive LineBurns, Keith ..........................................................................Special eamsCoyer, Larry........................................................................ Advance ScoutEnglehart, Chad ...............................Assistant Strength & ConditioningFlowers, Richmond ....................................................Coaching Assistant

Foerster, Chris .....................................................................Offensive LineHaslett, Jim ........................................................... Deensive CoordinatorHightower, Richard ....... ..... Asst. Special eams/Asst. Deensive BacksKelly, Paul ..............................................Director o Football OperationsLaFleur, Matt .........................................................................QuarterbacksMcDaniel, Mike ................................................................ Wide ReceiversMcVay, Sean ..............................................................................ight EndsMorgan, Chris .............................................................Offensive AssistantMorris, Raheem ...............................................................Deensive BacksPleaseant, Aubrey .......................................................Offensive AssistantRenich, ammy ...... ....... ......Admin. Assistant - Deense/Special eamsShanahan, Kyle ......................................................Offensive CoordinatorShanahan, Mike .........................Executive Vice President/Head CoachSlowik, Bob .............................................................................. LinebackersSlowik, Bobby ............................................................. Deensive Assistanturner, Bobby.............................Assistant Head Coach/Running BacksWright, Ray............................................. Head Strength & Conditioning

CORPORATE HOSPITALITY AND CLIENT RELATIONSBaldwin, Stephanie .................................... Sr. Director, Client RelationsDaly, Nick ..................Business Operations & Client Services ManagerGreene, Dennis ...................................... President, Business OperationsKowalsky, Jon ............................................Business Operations DirectorSchlieman, John ...... ......VP, Business Ops. & Executive Entertainmentomka, Patrick ...... ....... .VP, Business Ops. & Executive EntertainmentYounghans, Justin ....... .Dir, Business Ops. & Executive Entertainment

EQUIPMENTBeacham, Darwin ........................................................Assistant ManagerBerlin, Brad ...................................................................................ManagerBeutel, Anders ..............................................................Assistant Manager

EXECUTIVE OFFICEBlair, Mary-Ellen ..................................Senior Administrative AssistantFerguson, Shawn ...................................Senior Administrative AssistantKahler, Krissy ........................................Senior Administrative AssistantSnyder, Daniel M. ............................................................................Owner

INANCEAndersen, Caroline .................................................. Assistant ControllerChoi, Stephen ................................................... Chie Accounting OfficerComunale, Jr., Fred ......................Vice President, Corporate ControllerMarcus, Phil ................................................. Accounts Payable AssociateNeff, Ashley ......................................................................Payroll ManagerPetro, Joanne .................................................................reasury Manager

HUMAN RESOURCESBlanchard, BJ ...........................................................................ReceptionistRyan, Amy ...............................................................................Coordinator

ITAmeerali, Garth ................................................... Systems Administr

Crenson, Jon ......................................................... Systems Administr

INTERNET AND E-COMMERCE Albright, Chris .............................................................. Graphic Desig Gleason, Brian .................................................Social Media Coordin Hinkle, Jennier .....................................................Director, Web Serv

Matthews, Christian ......Sr. Manager, Digital Product and Marketing StraLEGAL Forbes, Robby................................................. Assistant General Cou Schaffer, Eric ....................................... General Counsel (also see bel

MARKETING Abbott, Carlyle ...........................................................Marketing Man Ammon, Daniel ................................... Business Development Man Camhi, Sarah ............................................... Partner Marketing Man Gaylinn, Ariel .............................................. Partner Marketing Man Gershman, Mitch ............................................... Chie Marketing Offi Gorman, Jackie ............................................Director, Sales & Marke Hubacher, Nancy .............................. Vice President, Sales & Marke Johnson, Steve ................................... Vice President, Sales & Marke Nenner, Rod ......................................Vice President, Sales & Marke Nicholson, Hugh .................................. Business Development Man OHara, Melissa ................................................... Marketing Coordin Shah, Shripal ................Senior Vice President & Chie Strategy Offi Shepherd, Scott ................... VP, Sales, Marketing & Strategic Allian Stiles, Michael ...................................... Business Development Man ruitt, Alexander ........................................ Partner Marketing Man

MEDIA Broyhill, Charlie ................................. Production Services Coordin Corddry, Alex ......................................................... Social Correspon Diamond, Alex .............................................................................Prod LeSourd, Luke ..............................................................................Prod Michael, Larry ..................Senior Vice President & Executive Prod insman, Brian ....................................................................... Lead W rotter, Cara .....................................................................Senior Prod

OPERATIONS

Foor, Jeffrey ...................................................... Assistant Groundskee Kuiters, Lee ....................................................Director o Grounds - P Martinez, Vladi ................................................. Building Manager - P

PLAYER PERSONNEL Allen, Bruce ....................... Executive Vice President/General Man Brown, Morocco ..............................................Director o Pro Perso Campbell, Scott ...........................................Director o Player Perso Franklin, Darryl ................................................................. BLESO Sc Gribble, im ..............................................................................Area Sc Holland, Matt .................................................... Administrative Assis Mann II, Richard ........................................................................ Pro Sc Santos, Alex ................................................................................. Pro Sc Schaffer, Eric ............................................VP o Football Administra Scott, Jeff ......................................................... Player Personnel Assis Smith, A.J. ........................................................................Senior Execu

Smith, Kyle.................................................................................Area Sc Spencer, Cole ............................................................................. Area Sc Washburn, Josh .............................................. Player Personnel Assis Whittington, David .................................................................. Area Sc Zeches, Jim ................................................................................Area Sc

PUBLIC RELATIONS Alano, Angela............................ Corporate Communications Man Sampson, Daniel .......................Assistant Director o Communicat aylor, Ross .................................................... Communications Man Wyllie, ony ............................ Senior Vice President, Communicat

VIDEO Adams, Mike .....................................................................Video Assis Bracken, Mike ....................................................................Video Dire Kennedy, Zachary .............................................................Video Assis


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Staff DirectoryFEDEXFIELD PERSONNEL

(In alphabetical order)

CHEERLEADERSJojokian, Stephanie ........................................Director & ChoreographerKeene, Jamilla .............................Asst. Director, Marketing & Programs

TKinra, Asheesh ............................................VP, Inormation echnologyMemon, Shariq .................................................... Systems AdministratorSun, Sonny ................................................................................I Manager

OPERATIONSBank, Gillian................................................. Guest Services CoordinatorBenevento, Pete ............................................................ Director, GroundsEide, Zach ..................................................................Stadium OperationsEpstein, Josh ......................................................... Director o OperationsFlores, Williams ...........................................................Grounds AssistantGillies, Jeff ...........................................................Operations CoordinatorHilton, Signe ...............................Production/Audio Video CoordinatorJohnson, Cameron .............................................Operations CoordinatorMaxwell, Mike .....................................................................Lead EngineerMolley, April .......................................................Operations CoordinatorOnechanh, Chan ............................................Vice President, Operations

Rosenberg, Lon ................................. Senior Vice President, OperationsStepney, Ed ...........................................................................Facilities/StaffStratchko, Steve ...................................................................Lead EngineerVidsens, im ......................................................................... Systems/StaffWaller, Aaron ................ Vice President, Administration & OperationsWentz, Charles ...........................................Lead Maintenance Mechanic

PREMIUM SALESAlarano, Michael ..........................................Director, Premium SeatingAlred, Sophia ................................................. Senior Account ExecutiveArnone, John ................................................................Account ExecutiveBrieel, Steven ...............................................................Account ExecutiveBuckenmyer, Ronald ...................................................Account ExecutiveDonais, David................................................Digital Marketing ManagerEbrahimi, Surena ............................................ Senior Account ExecutiveEngleson, Rachel .............................. Director, Premium Client Services

Fischer, Christopher ....................................................Account ExecutiveFriedman, Jason ......................................Vice President, Premium SalesGreene, Ellen ..............................Premium Client Services CoordinatorKronzek, Matthew .......................................................Account ExecutiveLeonard, Chase ............................................... Senior Account ExecutiveNicholas, Anthony .......................................................Account ExecutivePilgrim, Jed ...................................................................Account ExecutiveRosengarten, Sheldon .................................Director, Customer FinanceSchultz, Erika .................................................. Senior Account ExecutiveShenton, Brian..............................................................Account ExecutiveSynakowski, Melissa ....................................................Account Executiveao, Jenny .....................................................................Account Executive

ECURITYAbles, Steven ................................................ Security, Command CenterBurke, Ken .................................................... Security, Command Center

Chan, Kendy ..................................................................................ManagerCunningham, Michael ................................ Security, Command CenterHicks, Kendall .....................................................Security, Admin. LobbyKillen, Stewart .....................................................Security, Admin. LobbyJacob, Mike .....................................................................................DirectorShephard, Ricardo ..............................................................Security RoverWashington, Markee ..........................................................Security RoverWebb, JR ..............................................................................Security Rover

Game program rom the Redskins debut in WashingtonRedskins 13, Giants 3 (Sept. 16, 1937)

SPECIAL EVENTS McKenzie, Heather ............................................ Manager, Special Ev Modzeleski, Michelle .............................. Vice President, Special Ev

TICKET OFFICE Bailey, Christopher ................................Customer Service/icket O Castleberry, Brandon .......................................General Admission S Dale, Brian .........................................................General Admission S

Flythe, rey .............................................Customer Service/icket O Freese, Robert ...................................................General Admission S Gaines, Sonja ..........................................Manager, icket Office Fin Qayumi, Faisal ..................................................General Admission S Ritter, Jeff ............................................Vice President, icket Operat Schraunagel, Jeremy .............................Customer Service/icket O Vizcarra, Will ....................................................General Admission S Wojay, Matthew ................................................General Admission S


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Daniel M. Snyder

Daniel M. Snyders lie has been consumed by an enduring love orthe Washington Redskins.Growing up in the D.C. area, his youth and young adulthood were

haped and inspired by his devotion to the team. Now in his second decades owner, Snyder has put his passion into action. He has consistently led the

ranchise to new prominence in the community, the business world, andhe National Football League. Under his leadership, the team has raisedmillions o dollars or charities and maintained its place in the top tier ohe worlds most valuable sports ranchises.

Snyder, 48, is prominent in the affairs o the NFL, where his expertise inhe fields o marketing and media has been recognized with appointmentso the Broadcast Committee, the Business Ventures Committee, the Digital

Media Committee, the Hall o Fame Committee (which oversees the Proootball Hall o Fame in Canton, Ohio), and, separately, as a member o theoard o Directors o the Pro Football Hall o Fame.

Te Redskins, who continue to be ranked among the worlds most valu-ble sports ranchises on Forbes magazines annual list, remain at the ore-ront o NFL marketing and business organizations. Since buying the team,nyder has launched a highly successul retail arm, with more than a dozen

Official Redskins Stores in Virginia and Maryland, as well as mobile units

or use at home games and other events.Snyder has continued to improve the teams presence in the entire D.C./Maryland/Virginia area. In the summer o 2012, the team embarked upon

s Tank You our to celebrate the ranchises 80th Anniversary. Te tourrought Redskins players, coaches and personnel to an riendly pep ralliescross the region, including stops at the Virginia Beach Patriotic Festival,he National Independence Day Parade and the opening ceremonies o the3rdannual Commonwealth Games.

In June 2012, Snyder and the Redskins reaffirmed the teams commit-ment to the Commonwealth o Virginia, announcing that team will retain

s corporate headquarters by improving Redskins Park, its Loudoun Coun-y training acility. In the 2013 offseason, Snyder and the Redskins beganmprovements to Redskins Park, including upgrades to the weight room,thletic training acility, locker room, hydrotherapy stations, media avail-bility areas, in-house caeteria and more. In addition, the Redskins an-ounced their intention to move their annual raining Camp to Richmond,

Va. Te Redskins will hold camp at the brand new Bon Secours WashingtonRedskins raining Center in 2013.

Virginia considers the Redskins our team. Te team is based here. Teeam trains here. Te players live here. Virginians root or the Redskins onhe field, and off the field the team contributes greatly to the economy andulture o the Commonwealth, Gov. Bob McDonnell (Va.) said. Tis is aositive and exciting development or ootball ans rom Loudoun Countyo Richmond to Virginia Beach. It will mean more jobs in our state, and

more revenue or state and local coffers. More than anything, it means Vir-inia will remain Redskins Country.

FedExField, the teams wholly-owned stadium in Landover, Md., has theargest seating capacity in the NFL with 85,000 seats. ickets to Redskinsames have been sold out or more than 40 years. Since he purchased theeam, Snyder has invested more than $100 million in improvements to theacility, including high-speed escalators to the upper deck, updated signage,

more than 1,000 flat-screen Vs in concourses and other areas, as well ashe League standard-setting Owners Club East and Owners Club West pri-ate luxury suites. In 2010, the Redskins installed two new video boards 0 eet high and 100 eet wide in each o the end zones at FedExField. Tecreens eature state-o-the-art high definition LED displays and tripled theize o the previous end zone video displays. Te team also enhanced theans gameday experience with all-new game clocks, play clocks, other in-tadium video displays and Party Deck Platorms.

Te Clubs media ventures include Redskins Nation, a daily 30-minuteelevision show produced by the Redskins Broadcast Network, televisionnd radio broadcasts via Redskins.com, a robust editorial staff, proession-l sports first ull-time independent blogger, and Extremeskins.com, theeams an orum with more than 100,000 registered members. Te teamlso produces a variety o other television programs, broadcast indepen-ently as well as in partnership with local television outlets.

During Snyders 14 seasons as owner o the team, 23 different Redhave earned a total o 37 Pro Bowl appearances, nine different Redhave been named All-Pro, and 11 Redskins dra picks have been selto the All-Rookie eam. In addition, two players rom his tenure as owDarrell Green and Bruce Smith, have gone on to induction into theFootball Hall o Fame.

Snyder was Founder, Chairman and CEO o Snyder CommunicaInc. and was the youngest CEO o a New York Stock Exchange compathe time. From its launch in 1985, the company grew to a global orgation o 12,000 employees, with 77 offices in 17 countries, and more thbillion in annual revenues. Te companys client base included 200 oFortune 500, to which it provided targeted marketing solutions, inclu

advertising and marketing services. In March 2000 the company waquired by the French marketing firm Havas or more than $2.3 billiothe time the largest such merger in the history o the advertising/markindustry.

Snyder is ounder and Chairman Emeritus o inVentiv Health (NDAQ: VIV). Additionally, Snyder is ounder and Managing Membthe Board o Red Zebra Broadcasting, LLC, which operates radio stain Maryland, Virginia and the District o Columbia airing Redskins bcasts, popular national radio shows and locally generated programmHe is a partner with om Cruise in Cruise/Wagner Productions, the aproduction company, and was an Executive Producer o Cruises 2008Valkyrie. Snyder is active in a variety o other private business venboth as an investor and as an advisor to management. He is a requenttee to share his experiences and views with business organizations na

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Tanya Snyder

anya Snyder is an extraordinary role model, experienced businessowner, dedicated advocate on breast cancer awareness, philanthro-ist, and o course, a passionate Washington Redskins an. As the leader

the team behind the team, Mrs. Snyder is the driving orce behind theWashington Redskins social and community activities, and she leads the

layers and coaches wives organization. Tose activities are an importantart o her lie but she considers her most important job to be her role as a

mother to her children and a wie, advisor and companion to her husband,Daniel M. Snyder, the owner o the Redskins.

Mrs. Snyder preers a low profile, but she has an ongoing interest andommitment to support causes related to women and children. Her mostublic charitable activities are ocused on Childrens National Medical

Center, where the amilys endowment enabled construction o the Sny-er Family Foundation emergency center in addition to the Snyder Familyoundation communications center at the National Center or Missing andxploited Children.

Mrs. Snyder, hersel a breast cancer survivor, has led the teams involve-ment in the teams Breast Cancer Awareness initiatives and has become a

rominent presence nationally in the fight against breast cancer. She haserved as the NFLs National Spokesperson or Breast Cancer Awareness inhe Leagues A Crucial Catch campaign, and is one o the driving orcesehind the ranchises annual All-Stars Survivors Celebration at Redskinsark. In May 2013, Mrs. Snyder was honored at the American Cancer So-ietys annual Mother o the Year DC luncheon. Tis marked the first timehe Mother o the Year was honored in Washington, D.C.

In October 2011, Mrs. Snyder and Secretary o the U.S. Department oHealth and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius joined cancer advocates andurvivors to emphasize the importance o breast cancer awareness and rec-gnize the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program.

Te program has given low-income, uninsured, and underinsured womenccess to liesaving breast and cervical cancer screenings since 1991. In

November, she accepted the American Cancer Society Impact Award onehal o the NFL.

For the Redskins, she has guided activities such as the Hurricane Ka-rina relie und, the teams annual Tanksgiving ood program, and sheosts the annual Rally Round the Redskins event to benefit the Ronald

McDonald House. In addition, she co-chairs the aste o the NFL Eventenefiting the Capital Area Food Bank.

Previously, Mrs. Snyder was a print, commercial and runway model andad a successul business representing womens clothing to specialty storesnd boutiques throughout the Southeast.

Te Snyders have three children and live in Potomac, Md.

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Ownership Group

Since the early days o his business career, rom his home office asa teenager through the ounding o Snyder Communications inBethesda, Md., to ownership o the Washington Redskins, Daniel

M. Snyder has surrounded himsel with trusted advisors and supporters.t is those amily members and associates who round out the ownershiproup o the Washington Redskins.

Beore launching a business initiative or making a critical business deci-

ion, they are the key individuals Snyder has turned to as partners, advisors,nd confidants.Snyders sister Michele Snyder, a ounder o Snyder Communications,

hares his ambitious spirit. Her creativity, operational skills, and businessnstincts have played an instrumental role in the success o eam Snyderver the years.

A calm and steadying influence have been the contributions o Gerrynd Arlette Snyder, parents o the Redskins owner. A long-time journalistnd author with more than two dozen books to his credit, Gerry Snyder

was editor-in-chie o Snyder Communications during the early years o theompany. Gerry Snyder died in 2003 at age 69. Te team training acility at

Redskins Park has been named in his memory.Arlette Snyder, who maintains the amily ownership position in the

eam, continues her role as a primary advisor to the owner and his otherartners.

Robert Rothmanis Chairman and CEO o the Board o Florida BankGroup, Inc., in ampa, Fla. He was Chairman and Chie Executive Officer

Consolidated International Group, Inc., which owned and operated in-urance companies in Europe and North America, rom 1987 to 1999.

He obtained a B.A. in Economics rom Queens College o the City Uni-ersity o New York, and an MBA rom the University o Chicago, Graduatechool o Business.

Rothman is active in numerous charities. Prior to this Super Bowl XLIVn South Florida, Rothman and his wie Peggy, along with Redskins Execu-ve Vice President/General Manager Bruce Allen and his wie, Kiersten,erved on the host committee or an event honoring NFL all-time win-ingest coach Don Shula and benefiting the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center &

Research Institute in ampa. He is Chairman o the Board o H. Lee MoffittCancer Center & Research Institute, Inc., and a member o the AdvisoryCouncil or the University o Chicago Graduate School o Business.

Dwight C. Schar is Chairman o the Board o NVR, Inc., the fih-

argest homebuilder in the United States. Te company is comprised ohe building operations o Ryan Homes and NVHomes. Also under the

NVR umbrella is NVR Financial, which is comprised o NVR Mortgagend NVR Settlement Services. Te company is based in Reston, Va., ands traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Schar has been extremely ac-ve in the greater Washington community, involved in numerous businessnd educational groups. Previously, Schar served as a trustee o the Vir-inia Commonwealth University School o Engineering Foundation, was a

member on the Virginia Business and Higher Education Council and wasppointed to the Presidents Advisory Committee on the Arts or the Ken-edy Center.

Schar has also served as National Finance Chair o the Republicantional Committee. In addition, he was a member o the Board o Direor the Pittsburgh Pirates, First American Banks, the Northern VirBuilding Industry Association, Bell Atlantic Company o Virginia, anUnited Way o the Capital Area. Schar served on the Board or the Mtus Center at George Mason University and has also been a trustee oGeorge Mason University Foundation, Ashland University and the Vir

Foundation o Independent Colleges. He has also been a council meo the Northern Virginia Roundtable, and the Governors Regional nomic Development Council. Schar is a graduate o Ashland Universi

Frederick W. Smith is chairman, president and chie executive oo FedEx Corporation, a $38-billion global transportation, businessvices and logistics company.

Smith is responsible or providing strategic direction or all FedExporation operating companies, including FedEx Services, FedEx ExpFedEx Ground and FedEx Freight. FedEx serves more than 220 counand territories with operations that include 677 aircra and over 70,00hicles. More than 260,000 employees and independent contractors wwide handle more than 7.5 million shipments each business day. ounding FedEx in 1971, Smith has been an active proponent o retory reorm, ree trade and open skies agreements or aviation arthe world.

FedEx has continued to strengthen its industry leadership over the35 years, and has been widely acknowledged or its commitment toquality service. FedEx Express was the first service company to wiMalcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 1990. In addition, FedEconsistently been ranked on FORUNE Magazines industry lists, ining Worlds Most Admired Companies (No. 4, 2006); Americas Admired Companies (No. 2, 2006); No. 1 on the Delivery Industr(2005); FedEx is in the Hall o Fame or claiming a spot on the 100Companies to Work For list since its inception (1998-2005) and is a FUNE Blue Ribbon Honoree or having appeared on five o the magaexclusive trademarked lists in 2005.

Smith has served on the boards o several large public companiethe St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital and Mayo Foundation BoHe is currently the chairman o Alcon Entertainment.

He was ormerly chairman o the Board o Governors or the Inttional Air ransport Association and the U.S. Air ransport Associ

Smith is a member o the Business Roundtable, the Business Councithe CAO Institute. He served as chairman o the U.S.-China BusCouncil and is the current chairman o the French- American BusCouncil. Smith served as cochairman o the U.S. World War II MemProject and was named Chie Executive Magazines 2004 CEO o the

Born in 1944 in Marks, Miss., Smith attended Yale University, wheearned a B.A. in 1966. Smith served as an officer in the U.S. Marine Crom 1966-70.

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Bruce Allen

Bruce Allen is the personification o an NFL winner. Our ans knowis heritage; we know his abilities. He is the right person to lead our club.

Redskins owner Daniel M. Snyder

Bruce Allen has come ull circle. More than 30 years have passed sinceAllen resided in the Washington, D.C., region and was a ball boy oris ather, George Allen, the late Hall o Fame head coach who led the Overhe Hill Gang Washington Redskins to an NFC Championship in 1972 andn appearance in Super Bowl VII.

Allen was named the Redskins Executive Vice President/General Man-ger on December 17, 2009, aer a decorated career spanning more threeecades as a general manager and executive with the ampa Bay Buccaneersnd the Oakland Raiders and a successul run in the USFL with the Chicagolitz and the Arizona Wranglers.

Its exciting because o the history, the tradition, the comort about com-ng home. Everybody who knows me, knows that the principles o ootball in

my mind are simple its a team. Its 53 men, the entire staff, everybody in theuilding going in the same direction or one common goal, and thats to win.

Allen oversaw the construction o Washingtons 2012 NFC East champi-nship squad, assembling the group despite acing an $18 million salary capenalty. Te division championship was Allens sixth since 2000.

Aside rom his management o the Redskins ootball operations, Allenas led an initiative to extend the Redskins outreach to their ormer players.ince the summer o 2010, he has been the impetus behind numerous alumniatherings, which started with a barbeque coinciding with the teams mini-amp. Te Redskins welcomed more than 100 ormer players, coaches andtaff members to Redskins Park, where they watched practice, reminisced

with each other and interacted with current players and members o the or-anization.

Tis is a great day or the Washington Redskins, Allen said. Its a spe-ial time to bring back not only the legends o the game but also some ohe architects o the Washington Redskins that our ans have loved over theecades. You get to see that they are great people and its wonderul to havehem here.

We owe them a great debt o gratitude or their accomplishments oruilding this game. Not just the three Super Bowl trophies, but the way theyave represented themselves in the burgundy and gold. I think theyre going

o give great lessons or our current players to ollow. Were ortunate that weave such great alumni.

Last all, Allen and the Redskins welcomed more than 150 ormer players,oaches and staff at the teams annual Homecoming game. Te group collec-vely represented a combined 1,024 seasons with the team, 80 Super Bowls,1 members o the Redskins Ring o Fame and nine Pro Football Hall oamers. Also present were 43 members o the 80 Greatest Redskins, a grouphat was completed with the 10 newest members being honored at halimes part o the teams 80th Anniversary celebration in 2012.

In addition to his ongoing connection with Redskins Alumni, Allen isctively involved with the Redskins community outreach efforts. Allen hasaken the time to personally connect with Redskins ans all over the world

ia one-on-one meetings, phone calls and e-mails to oster and strengthenhe organizations relationship with its ans.

In August o 2011, he assumed the role o President o the Board o theWashington Redskins Charitable Foundation. Even beore taking over these

uties, Allen participated in many o the Foundations signature events, in-luding the Redskins Alumni Gol Classic, where he serves as Chairman,he Redskins Easter Egg Hunt, the Fields or omorrow field dedication,he Mickey Steele Memorial Gol Outing, and, the Leukemia & Lymphoma

Gol tournament, among others. Allen has also lent his time to helping otherRedskins greats philanthropic works, including Doug Williams Washington

ootball Legends or Charity and Joe Gibbs Youth For omorrow.Allen and his wie, Kiersten, have a son, George, and a daughter, Mikayla.

Kiersten serves on the Moffitt Cancer Foundation Board o Directors, wherehe and Bruce have worked to aid in the Foundations mission to contributeo the prevention and cure o cancer.

Allen was draed by the Baltimore Colts as a 12th-round selecti1978 out o the University o Richmond. He played or the Spiders rom 77, earning All-ECAC and All-South Independent honors in his junioson, when he ranked 16th in the nation and broke a school punting rewith a 42.9-yard average. He earned his degree in business marketing.

Allens late ather George, who was elected to the Pro Football HFame in 2002, was Head Coach o the Redskins rom 1971-77. He neve

a losing campaign in his seven seasons at the helm, amassing a 67-30cord and an appearance in Super Bowl XII. Like his ather, who devethe original Redskins Park, Bruce helped spearhead the effort or aimprovements to provide the Redskins a state-o-the art team headquequipped with every necessary amenity and competitive advantage toport the ootball operation. Renovation began during the 2013 offseaso

Bruces brother George served as Virginia governor and as a U.S. Serom Virginia. He also has two other siblings, Greg, a psychologist specing in amily counseling and Founder o Freedom4U in Southern Calioand Jennier Allen Richard, an author and contributor to the NFL Netw

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In July 2012, Allen provided a guest column or Peter Kings weeMonday Morning Quarterback eature on SI.com. In the column, A

provided unique insight into his love or the game, the Washington Rskins and the trailblazers o proessional ootball.Tis year, the Washington Redskins will be celebrating our 80th

niversary season, Allen wrote prior to the 2012 season. I'm proudbe with the ranchise in our nation's capital, one with such a rich tration and gloried past on and off the field. Te current Redskins playcoaches, ans and staff owe a big debt o gratitude to the people who hmade the Redskins one o the flagship ranchises in sports.

Te column was published shortly aer Independence Day, allowAllen to also express his gratitude or the American armed orces, ning that their personal sacrifices have secured our reedoms.

Teir heroic efforts are the reason that we are able to enjoy our alienable rights, including lie, liberty and the pursuit o happinessstated in Tomas Jeffersons Declaration o Independence, Allen wr


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Mike Shanahan, one o the most accomplished head coaches in theistory o the National Football League is entering his ourth season as

Redskins Executive Vice President/Head Coach in 2013. Te two Superowl championships on his rsum make him one o 13 head coaches in

eague history to guide a club to a pair o Super Bowl victories and one only six to accomplish the eat in consecutive years.

Shanahans 175 combined regular season and postseason wins in hisNFL head coaching career are the 11th most in NFL history. With eightmore wins, Shanahan will enter the op 10 on the NFLs all-time combinedwins list.

During his NFL coaching career, Shanahan has been a part o teams

hat have played in 10 AFC or NFC Championship Games. He has coachedn six Super Bowls - five with Denver and Super Bowl XXIX with San Fran-isco. In his nine seasons coaching at the collegiate level, Shanahans teamsarticipated in eight bowl games and won two national championshipsOklahoma - 1975 and Eastern Illinois - 1978).

Shanahan engineered the ourth five-win turnaround in team historyn 2012, taking the Redskins rom 5-11 in 2011 to 10-6 in 2012, culminat-ng with the teams first NFC East title since 1999. Shanahan and his staffversaw an offense that became the first in NFL history to pass or 3,400ards and rush or 2,700 yards in a single season. Washington rushed or aeam record 2,709 yards, earning the Redskins their first NFL team rushingrown since 1933.

In 2011, Shanahan oversaw the continued development o a youngoster that eatured 12 dra picks rom the 2011 NFL Dra. Eleven o the2 picks spent time on the teams active roster during the 2011 season, the

most among all NFL teams.Shanahan became the 28th head coach in Redskins history on January

, 2010. In his first season in Washington, Shanahan guided the Redskinso a two-win improvement over the 2009 campaign. Te 2010 Redskinsegistered a touchdown pass in 15 consecutive games or the first time inlub history and led the NFL with nine completions o at least 50 yards.

Deensively, the unit placed linebackers London Fletcher and Brian Orakpond cornerback DeAngelo Hall on the NFC Pro Bowl team.

In his tenure with the Broncos, Shanahan guided the ranchise to twouper Bowl victories, three conerence championship game appearances,even postseason berths and nine winning seasons. He joined Vince Lom-ardi, Don Shula, Chuck Noll, Jimmy Johnson and Belichick as one o sixoaches with back-to-back Super Bowl championships.

Shanahan led Denver to 138 regular-season victories in 14 seasons in

Denver. Among the nine coaches who have more wins with one club thanhanahan, all eight who are eligible or the Pro Football Hall o Fame haveeen honored with membership. In the spring o 2010, Shanahan was in-ucted into the Colorado Sports Hall o Fame.

Shanahan arrived as head coach in Denver in 1995 rom the WorldChampion San Francisco 49ers, where he served as offensive coordinatoror three seasons (1992-94). Te 49ers offense reached unprecedented lev-ls under his leadership. San Franciscos three-year offensive averages underhanahans direction were the most productive in the history o pro oot-all. His three-year averages included being No. 1 in the NFL in total pointsan average o 469.7 per year), total touchdowns (60.3), rushing touch-owns (23.7), passing touchdowns (31.7), third-down efficiency (48.5%),otal offense (6,230 yds.) and average yards per play (6.2).

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San Francisco quarterback Steve Young re-wrote many NFL parecords and was named the NFL Most Valuable Player twice in his years under Shanahans guidance. In addition, Young threw or a recotouchdowns on his way to earning Super Bowl XXIX Most Valuable Phonors.

Shanahan was on the Broncos coaching staff or all three o their SBowl appearances in the 1980s (ollowing the 1986, 1987 and 1989

sons). He first went to Denver in 1984 as the clubs wide receivers cHe was promoted to offensive coordinator in 1985 and would servnext three seasons in that capacity. Shanahan returned to Denver as terbacks coach on October 16, 1989, aer serving as head coach o thAngeles Raiders in 1988 and through the first our games o the 1989 paign.

Shanahan began his coaching career as an offensive assistant or Ohoma in 1975-76, and the school won the national championship in hiyear on its staff. In 1977, at the age o 24, he was hired as Northern Arizbackfield coach and the Lumberjacks averaged a school-record 391.1 per game that season. A year later, Shanahan returned to his alma mEastern Illinois, as offensive coordinator and helped guide the Panththe Division II national title. Te year beore Shanahans arrival, the was 1-10. In 1979, he served as offensive coordinator at Minnesota, whe implemented the run-and-shoot offense to help the Golden Gophe

40 school offensive records.Shanahan moved on to Florida the ollowing year, inheritin

poorest offense in Division I ootball as well as a team record o 0-In Shanahans our years at Florida, the team broke many offensive srecords and went to our consecutive bowl games. During his stint as lege coach, his teams had a combined record o 78-29-2 (.725), wonnational championships, and appeared in eight bowl games and our plcontests.

A native o Oak Park, Ill. (8/24/52), Michael Edward Shanahan ated East Leyden High School in Franklin Park, Ill. He received a schship to Eastern Illinois University, where he played quarterback and eabachelors and masters degrees.

Shanahan and his wie, Peggy, have two children - son Kyle and dater Krystal. Kyle is a graduate o the University o exas and is the Red

offensive coordinator. Krystal also is also a graduate o the Universexas.

M. SHanahan COACHING HISTORY

1975-76 Assistant Coach Oklahom1977 Backfield Coach Northern Arizon1978 Offensive Coordinator Eastern Illino1979 Offensive Coordinator Minneso1980-82 Offensive Coordinator Florid1983 Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator Florid1984 Wide Receivers Coach Denver Bronc1985-87 Offensive Coordinator Denver Bronc1988-89 Head Coach Los Angeles Raide1989-90 Quarterbacks Coach Denver Bronc

1991 Offensive Coordinator Denver Bronc1992-94 Offensive Coordinator San Francisco 49e1995-2008 Head Coach Denver Bronc2010-Present Head Coach Washington Redski


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Year Position Team Reg. Season Record Postseason (rec1975 Assistant Coach University o Oklahoma 10-1 National Championship (1976 Assistant Coach University o Oklahoma 10-2 Fiesta Bowl (

1977 Backfield Coach Northern Arizona 9-2 Playoffs (1978 Offensive Coordinator Eastern Illinois 9-2 National Championship 1979 Offensive Coordinator University o Minnesota 4-6-11980 Offensive Coordinator University o Florida 8-3 angerine Bowl 1981 Offensive Coordinator University o Florida 7-4 Peach Bowl (1982 Offensive Coordinator University o Florida 8-3 Bluebonnet Bowl 1983 Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coord. University o Florida 8-2-1 Gator Bowl (1984 Receivers Coach Denver Broncos 13-3 Playoffs (1985 Offensive Coordinator Denver Broncos 11-51986 Offensive Coordinator Denver Broncos 11-5 Super Bowl XXI (1987 Offensive Coordinator Denver Broncos 10-4-1 Super Bowl XXII (1988 Head Coach Los Angeles Raiders 7-91989 Head Coach Los Angeles Raiders 1-31989 Quarterbacks Coach Denver Broncos 6-4 Super Bowl XXIV (

1990 Quarterbacks Coach Denver Broncos 5-111991 Quarterbacks Coach Denver Broncos 12-4 AFC Champ. Game (1992 Offensive Coordinator San Francisco 49ers 14-2 NFC Champ. Game (1993 Offensive Coordinator San Francisco 49ers 10-6 NFC Champ. Game (1994 Offensive Coordinator San Francisco 49ers 13-3 World Championship 1995 Head Coach Denver Broncos 8-81996 Head Coach Denver Broncos 13-3 Playoffs (1997 Head Coach Denver Broncos 12-4 World Championship (1998 Head Coach Denver Broncos 14-2 World Championship (1999 Head Coach Denver Broncos 6-102000 Head Coach Denver Broncos 11-5 Playoffs (2001 Head Coach Denver Broncos 8-82002 Head Coach Denver Broncos 9-72003 Head Coach Denver Broncos 10-6 Playoffs (

2004 Head Coach Denver Broncos 10-6 Playoffs (2005 Head Coach Denver Broncos 13-3 AFC Champ. Game (2006 Head Coach Denver Broncos 9-72007 Head Coach Denver Broncos 7-92008 Head Coach Denver Broncos 8-82010 Head Coach Washington Redskins 6-102011 Head Coach Washington Redskins 5-112012 Head Coach Washington Redskins 10-6 Playoffs (

Breakdown of Mike Shanahans record coaching football: W L T Pct.Shanahans regular season record as an NFL Head Coach: 167 125 0 0.572Shanahans postseason record as an NFL Head Coach: 8 6 0 0.615Shanahans overall record as an NFL Head Coach: 175 131 0 0.574Shanahans regular season record as an NFL Assistant Coach: 105 47 1 0.689Shanahans postseason record as an NFL Assistant Coach: 12 7 0 0.632Shanahans overall record as an NFL Assistant Coach: 117 54 1 0.682Shanahans overall regular season NFL coaching record: 272 172 1 0.612Shanahans overall postseason NFL record: 20 13 0 0.625Shanahans overall record coaching in the NFL (reg. and postseason): 292 185 1 0.613Shanahans regular season record as a collegiate assistant coach: 72 25 2 0.735Shanahans postseason record as a collegiate assistant coach: 6 4 0 0.600Shanahans overall record as a collegiate assistant coach: 78 29 2 0.722Shanahans overall record coaching ootball: 370 214 3 0.633


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NFLs ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACHES(OVERALL REGULAR SEASON AND POSTSEASON)

REGULAR SEASON POSTSEASON OVERALLRank Coach Yrs W L T Pct. W L Pct. W L T Pct.1 Don Shula* 33 328 156 6 0.676 19 17 0.528 347 173 6 0.662 George Halas* 40 318 148 31 0.671 6 3 0.667 324 151 31 0.673 om Landry* 35 250 162 6 0.605 20 16 0.556 270 178 6 0.604 Curly Lambeau* 33 226 132 22 0.624 3 2 0.600 229 134 22 0.625 Chuck Noll* 23 193 148 1 0.566 16 8 0.667 209 156 1 0.576 Marty Schottenheimer 26 200 126 1 0.613 5 13 0.278 205 139 1 0.596 Bill Belichick^ 27 187 101 0 0.649 18 8 0.708 205 109 0 0.658 Dan Reeves 27 190 165 2 0.535 11 9 0.550 201 174 2 0.539 Chuck Knox 22 186 147 1 0.558 7 11 0.389 193 158 1 0.5510 Bill Parcells 22 172 130 1 0.569 11 8 0.579 183 138 1 0.5711 MIKE SHANAHAN^ 26 167 125 0 0.572 8 6 0.615 175 131 0 0.5712 Mike Holmgren 20 161 111 0 0.592 13 11 0.542 174 122 0 0.5813 Joe Gibbs* 19 154 94 0 0.621 17 7 0.708 171 101 0 0.6214 Paul Brown* 21 166 100 6 0.621 4 8 0.333 170 108 6 0.6015 Bud Grant* 18 158 96 5 0.620 10 12 0.455 168 108 5 0.60

16 om Coughlin^ 17 151 121 0 0.555 12 7 0.632 163 128 0 0.5617 Bill Cowher 18 149 90 1 0.623 12 9 0.571 161 99 1 0.6118 Marv Levy* 17 143 112 0 0.561 11 8 0.579 154 120 0 0.5618 Jeff Fisher^ 20 149 129 0 0.536 5 6 0.455 154 135 0 0.5319 Steve Owen* 23 151 100 17 0.595 2 8 0.200 153 108 17 0.5821 ony Dungy 22 139 69 0 0.668 9 10 0.474 148 79 0 0.6522 Andy Reid^ 14 130 92 1 0.585 10 9 0.526 140 101 1 0.5823 Hank Stram* 17 131 97 10 0.571 5 3 0.625 136 100 10 0.5724 Weeb Ewbank* 20 130 129 7 0.502 4 1 0.800 134 130 7 0.5025 Mike Ditka* 14 121 95 0 0.560 6 6 0.500 127 101 0 0.5526 Dick Vermeil 15 120 109 0 0.524 6 5 0.545 126 114 0 0.5227 Jim Mora 18 125 106 0 0.541 0 6 0.000 125 112 0 0.5228 George Seiert* 17 114 62 0 0.648 10 5 0.667 124 67 0 0.6429 Sid Gillman* 18 122 99 7 0.550 1 5 0.167 123 104 7 0.5430 George Allen* 12 116 47 5 0.705 2 7 0.222 118 54 5 0.68

*Hall o Fame ^Active

Regular Season PostseasonOverall Home Away Overall Home Away Neutral

NFC WestARI 5-0 3-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0SL 3-5 2-1 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0SF 3-3 1-2 2-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0SEA 12-8 6-4 5-4 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0otals: 23-16 12-7 10-9 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0NFC EastDAL 6-4 3-1 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0NYG 4-5 3-1 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0PHI 5-4 3-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0WAS 3-1 2-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0otals: 18-14 11-5 6-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

NFC NorthCHI 2-2 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0DE 2-2 1-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0GB 2-3 2-1 0-2 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0MIN 3-4 2-3 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0otals: 9-11 6-5 3-6 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0NFC SouthAL 3-3 1-2 2-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0CAR 2-3 2-1 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0NO 4-1 1-0 3-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0B 4-2 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0otals: 13-8 6-3 7-5 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0NFC Totals 63-50 35-21 27-29 2-1 0-1 0-0 2-0

SHANAHAN VS. THE NFC SHANAHAN VS. THE AFC Regular Season Postseason

Overall Home Away Overall Home Away NeutralAFC WestDEN 2-1 1-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0KC 16-15 12-3 4-12 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0OAK 21-7 11-3 10-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0SD 20-11 13-3 7-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0otals: 59-34 37-9 22-25 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0

AFC EastBUF 5-3 2-1 3-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0MIA 1-8 1-3 0-5 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0NE 8-6 4-4 4-2 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0NYJ 4-2 2-1 2-1 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0otals: 18-19 9-9 9-10 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0

AFC NorthBAL 4-3 4-1 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0CIN 5-4 2-2 3-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0CLE 5-0 2-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0PI 3-2 2-0 1-2 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-0Totals: 17-9 10-3 7-6 1-2 0-1 1-1 0-0

AFC SouthHOU 1-2 1-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0IND 2-5 1-3 1-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0JAX 4-4 2-2 2-2 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0EN 3-2 6-4 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0otals: 10-13 10-10 5-7 1-3 1-1 2-3 0-0AFC Totals: 102-75 61-31 42-48 6-5 4-2 2-3 0-0


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Team ShanahaN

From his days as Offensive Coordinator or the San Francisco 49erseginning in 1992 to his NFC East championship with the Washington

Redskins in 2012, Redskins Executive Vice President/Head Coach Mikehanahan has cumulatively directed one o the leagues most prolific o-enses over the last 20 years. Including his time as Offensive Coordinatoror the 49ers (1992-95), Head Coach o the Denver Broncos (1995-2008)nd his time at the helm in Washington (2010-12), Shanahan offenses rankn the op 5 in nearly every statistical category, including the most impor-ant category o all wins.

eam Shanahan the cumulative numbers rom Shanahans stintsn San Francisco, Denver and Washington rom 1992-2012 excluding hisear away in 2009 has amassed more total yardage and more rushingardage than any team in the NFL in that time rame.

Below are a number o categories in which eam Shanahan ranksn the op 5, among them points scored, net yards, rushing yards, passingards, regular season wins and postseason wins.

POINTS (1992-2008, 2010-12)

Team Points1. Green Bay Packers 7,8862. EAM SHANAHAN 7,8843. New England Patriots 7,6754. Denver Broncos 7,5655. San Francisco 49ers 7,3976. Indianapolis Colts 7,2947. Minnesota Vikings 7,2568. San Diego Chargers 7,0969. New Orleans Saints 7,03410. Dallas Cowboys 7,002

NET yards (1992-2008, 2010-12)

Team Net Yards1. EAM SHANAHAN 119,9042. Denver Broncos 117,2043. Green Bay Packers 114,7054. Minnesota Vikings 114,2195. New England Patriots 112,6006. San Francisco 49ers 112,0567. New Orleans Saints 111,4378. Indianapolis Colts 111,4099. Philadelphia Eagles 110,77310. St. Louis Rams 110,732

Rushing yards (1992-2008, 2010-12)

Team Rushing Yards1. EAM SHANAHAN 43,1222. Denver Broncos 41,6643. Pittsburgh Steelers 41,5254. Minnesota Vikings 39,8025. Kansas City Chies 39,5186. San Francisco 49ers 39,4257. Philadelphia Eagles 38,4828. New York Giants 38,4069. Seattle Seahawks 37,73010. Dallas Cowboys 37,562

PASSING yards (1992-2008, 2010-12)

Team Passing Yards1. Green Bay Packers 78,1982. Indianapolis Colts 76,1903. New Orleans Saints 75,4404. New England Patriots 74,9115. EAM SHANAHAN 74,3976. St. Louis Rams 73,5687. Denver Broncos 72,4688. Minnesota Vikings 70,9339. San Francisco 49ers 69,62310. Miami Dolphins 69,499

Reg. season wins (1992-2008, 2010-12)

Team Wins1. Green Bay Packers 2032. Pittsburgh Steelers 2033. New England Patriots 2024. EAM SHANAHAN 1965. Denver Broncos 1876. Indianapolis Colts 1827. San Francisco 49ers 1798. Dallas Cowboys 1769. Philadelphia Eagles 17410. Minnesota Vikings 172

Postseason wins (1992-2008, 2010-12)

Team Wins1. New England Patriots 202. Green Bay Packers 173. Pittsburgh Steelers 174. EAM SHANAHAN 134. Baltimore Ravens 136. San Francisco 49ers 127. Philadelphia Eagles 128. Dallas Cowboys 119. New York Giants 1110. Denver Broncos 9


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Kyle Shanahan enters his 10th NFL season and ourth with the Wash-ngton Redskins in 2013. He was originally hired as the teams offensiveoordinator on January 20, 2010.

Shanahan was one o the driving orces behind the creation and evolu-on o the East Coast Offense in 2012, a term pioneered by Head Coach

Mike Shanahan during the teams run to its first NFC East championshipn 13 years. Shanahan incorporated Pistol elements into his prolific offensend helped the 2012 Redskins become the first team in NFL history to passor 3,400 yards and rush or 2,700 yards in the same season. Despite start-ng rookies at both the quarterback and running back positions or all 16ames, Washington led the NFL in yards per play (6.17) and earned its firsteam rushing title since 1933, the teams second year o existence.

Tat season, Shanahan helped quarterback Robert Griffin III becomehe teams first recipient o the AP Offensive Rookie o the Year award since975 and helped him set NFL rookie records or passer rating (102.4),ercentage o passes had intercepted (1.27) and rushing yards by a rookieuarterback (815). In Griffin IIIs absence in Week 15, Shanahan used an-ther rookie quarterback, Kirk Cousins, to direct an offense that amassedseason-high 329 passing yards in a 38-21 win at Cleveland. In addition,nder Shanahans guidance, rookie running back Alred Morris a sixth-ound pick considered by many dra observers to be a marginal ullbackrospect set the Redskins team record with 1,613 rushing yards in 2012n route to Washingtons 10-6 finish.

In 2011, Shanahans offense incorporated a number o new players to aast o emerging threats. Despite fielding 10 different offensive line com-inations in 16 games, Shanahans offense produced six 100-yard rushers.

Ryan orain rushed or a team-season-high 135 yards in the teams Week 4

win at St. Louis, and rookie running back Roy Helu became the first rookieunning back in team history to post three consecutive 100-yard peror-mances with 100-yard efforts in Weeks 12-14. Rookie running back EvanRoyster also added 100-yard games in Weeks 16 and 17, making Helu andRoyster the first rookie running back tandem in Redskins history to eachush or consecutive 100-yard games in a season.

In his first season with the Redskins in 2010, his offense set a ranchiseeason record or completions (349), and registered the third-highest grossassing yards total in team annals. In addition, the team registered a touch-own pass in 15 consecutive games or the first time in club history and ledhe NFL with nine completions o at least 50 yards, including one in ouronsecutive games or the first time since 1987.

Beore coming to Washington, Shanahan spent the previous our sea-ons with the Houston exans, the final two as the teams offensive coor-inator. Under Shanahans direction, the 2009 exans led the NFL in pass-

ng yards (4,654) and ranked ourth in total offense (6,129 yards), both owhich were ranchise records. Te exans also set a ranchise high with9 touchdown passes. With Shanahan calling the plays, quarterback Mattchaub and wide receiver Andre Johnson ormed one o the leagues mostangerous tandems, Schaub led the NFL in completions (396), attempts583) and passing yards (4,776) and Johnson ranked first in receiving yards1,569) and third in receptions (101). Both Schaub and Johnson were se-ected to the Pro Bowl ollowing the season.

Shanahan coached the quarterbacks in 2007 and the wide receivers in006 beore being named offensive coordinator on January 11, 2008. Inhanahans first year as a coordinator (2008), the offense ranked third in the

NFL, gaining a then-ranchise-record 6,113 yards and passing or a thenranchise-record 4,267 yards. Te offense was equally adept on the ground,unning or 1,846 yards at a team-record 4.3-yards per carry clip. Shana-an helped a pair o players earn Pro Bowl nods, with wide receiver Andre

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Johnson making his third career trip and tight end Owen Daniels mhis first aer posting career highs in receptions (70) and receiving (862).

Johnson garnered first-team AP All-Pro honors aer he led the Nreceptions, with 115, and receiving yards, with 1,575. Running back Slaton won the rookie rushing title with a ranchise-record 1,282 yard

With Shanahan as his position coach in 2006, Johnson earned a stanod in the 2007 Pro Bowl. Johnson led the NFL with 103 receptionhad his second 1,000-yard season with 1,147 yards. Johnsons 103 caaccounted or 31.3 percent o the exans total completions, more thareceiver in the league. Opposite Johnson, veteran Eric Moulds contrib57 catches or 557 yards and a score.

Shanahan joined the exans rom the ampa Bay Buccaneers, wheserved as offensive quality control coach during the 2004 and 2005 seaIn his first season with the Bucs, he helped rookie Michael Clayton estaranchise rookie records or receptions and receiving touchdowns. Hehelped receiver Joey Galloway finish seventh in the NFL in receiving age in 2005.

Shanahan spent the 2003 season as a graduate assistant at UCLA, wearned a berth in the Silicon Valley Bowl.

He attended Duke University in 1999 and played wide receiver oBlue Devils beore transerring to the University o exas in 2000. He stwo seasons at wide receiver or the Longhorns and as a senior, played

games, averaging 8.9 yards per reception.Shanahan was born in Minneapolis and attended Cherry Creek (C

High School. Shanahan and his wie, Mandy, have three children.

K. Shanahan COACHING HISTORY

2003 Graduate Assistant UCL2004-05 Offensive Quality Control ampa Bay Buccane2006 Wide Receivers Houston exa2007 Quarterbacks Houston exa2008-09 Offensive Coordinator/QBs Houston exa2010-Present Offensive Coordinator Washington Redsk

The East Coast Offense

Kyle and his ather, Mike, ound themselves at the oreront o a nbrand o offense in 2012 that ound itsel without a distinctive namemidseason, the attack became known as the East Coast Offense.

Te Shanahans commitment to running the ootball and utilizplayaction was married with new looks and ormations with their namic rookie attack o quarterback Robert Griffin III and running bAlred Morris, resulting in the Redskins posting their third-highyardage total in team history that season:

OAL NE YARDS, SINGLE SEASON(REDSKINS HISORY)

Team Net Yards1. 1989 Redskins 6,253

2. 1983 Redskins 6,1393. 2012 REDSKINS 6,1314. 1999 Redskins 5,9655. 1991 Redskins 5,741

Washingtons balanced attack in 2012 helped the Redskins becothe first team in NFL history to throw or 3,400 yards and rush or 2,yards in the same season. Te Redskins gained 1.26 passing yards every rushing yard, the ourth-most balanced attack in the league athe most balanced among the leagues op 15 offenses.


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Jim Haslett, who has experienced success in all acets o the Nationalootball League, including as a player, coordinator and head coach, entersis ourth season as the Redskins deensive coordinator in 2013 aer hav-

ng joined the team on January 15, 2010. He is the only person to be recog-ized as a College Football Hall o Famer (2001), AP NFL Coach o the Year2000) and AP Deensive Rookie o the Year (1979).

Haslett is a veteran o 28 NFL seasons, including nine as a player, 12 asn assistant coach and seven as a head coach.

Last season, Haslett and his staff sent three linebackers to the Pro Bowl,ncluding second-team All Pro London Fletcher, who won the NFC Deen-ive Player o the Month award or December. Hasletts unit was in the topve in the NFL in takeaways, rushing yards allowed and passes deensed

n 2012 despite losing two starters or the season in Week 2. Te Redskinsnished ourth in the NFC and tied or fih in the NFL with 31 takeaways.

Te Redskins 31 takeaways were the teams most since registering 34 in001. Te Redskins had seven games in which they registered two or morenterceptions or the first time since 1999, coincidentally the last time they

were crowned NFC East division champs until 2012. Te Redskins finishedhe season as one o seven teams in the league to allow ewer than 100 rush-ng yards per game (95.8), ranking third in the NFC, fih in the NFL and1th-best in team history.

In 2011, Hasletts deense vastly improved in its second year in a 3-4cheme, finishing as the 13th-ranked deense in the league aer ranking1st in 2010. His deensive secondary also improved to 12th in the NFL inassing yards allowed per game (222.1) aer ranking 31st (261.7) in 2010.

His unit produced 41 sacks in 2011, the most or the Redskins since 200045).

Haslett was instrumental in helping transition veteran deensive line-man Barry Cofield rom a 4-3 deensive tackle to the nose tackle positions well as help transition rookie linebacker Ryan Kerrigan to a two-pointtance aer playing deensive end throughout college at Purdue. His tute-age o Kerrigan paid dividends instantly, as the rookie caused a turnovern three o his first our career NFL games (one interception vs. NYG, and

orced umble in games at DAL and at SL) and was named the NFLsDeensive Rookie o the Month or September. With Hasletts revamped de-ensive line o Cofield, ree agent acquisition Stephen Bowen and a career-est season rom Adam Carriker, linebacker London Fletcher amassed an

NFL-high and career-high 166 tackles in 2011. Fletcher was also named tohe Associated Press 2011 NFL All-Pro eam.

In 2010, Haslett transitioned the Redskins into a 3-4 scheme, a movehat helped the team increase its takeaways. Te Redskins 27 takeawaysnd 14 interceptions were both the teams highest total since 2005. His unit

roduced three Pro Bowlers, Fletcher, linebacker Brian Orakpo and cor-erback DeAngelo Hall, with Hall being named the games Most Valuablelayer. Hall tied a career high with six interceptions in 2010, including an

NFL record-tying our-interception perormance at Chicago in Week 7.Hasletts scheme helped Orakpo become one o the leagues predominantdge rushers, as Orakpo became the first Redskins player ever selected toro Bowls in each o his first two seasons.

Haslett served as the head coach or the New Orleans Saints rom 2000-5 and was the interim head coach or the St. Louis Rams or a portion ohe 2008 season. Haslett previously served as deensive coordinator o the

New Orleans Saints in 1996, the Pittsburgh Steelers rom 1997-99, and thet. Louis Rams in 2006, 2007, and or the first our games o 2008 beoreeing elevated to head coach. Haslett spent the 2009 season coaching the

UFLs Florida uskers, which he led to a perect 6-0 regular season recordnd a championship game appearance and earning UFL Coach o the Year

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honors.During Hasletts first head coaching stint, the Saints were 42-38 d

his first five seasons, including one NFC West Championship, with juslosing season (7-9 in 2001). He was a unanimous selection as AssocPress NFL Coach o the Year in 2000, when he led the Saints to theirplayoff victory in ranchise history. He was also honored as NFL Coathe Year by Te Sporting News and Pro Football Weekly.

Prior to becoming the Saints head coach, Haslett made his madeensive coordinator in Pittsburgh, where he helped the Steelers wiAFC Central division in 1997. In his three years there, Haslett guidedeense to NFL rankings o sixth, 12th, and 11th, respectively. Te were particularly stout against the run, leading the league twice, andishing third once, in rushing yards allowed per attempt. Linebacker Brown, linebacker Levon Kirkland (twice), saety Carnell Lake (twiceensive tackle Joel Steed and cornerback Rod Woodson all earned Pro selections under Hasletts watch.

Haslett began his NFL coaching career as the Los Angeles Raidersbackers coach in 1993. Aer two seasons there, he took the same roNew Orleans in 1996, beore being promoted to deensive coordinat1997. Haslett also served as deensive coordinator or the World Leo American Footballs Sacramento Surge (1991-92) and the UniversBuffalo (1989-90), where he joined the coaching proession in 1988 asbackers coach.

Haslett originally entered the NFL as a second-round dra chothe Buffalo Bills in 1979. As an inside linebacker, he would go on toAssociated Press Deensive Rookie o the Year that season and ollowup with an All-Pro selection in 1980. He played seven seasons or the(1979-85) and was later named to the ranchises Silver Anniversary Haslett finished his playing career with the New York Jets in 1987.

Haslett was born December 9, 1955, in Pittsburgh, where he atteAvalon High School. He played collegiately at Indiana University o Psylvania, where he was a our-time Little All-America selection, playinensive end and linebacker. He was inducted into the College Footballo Fame in 2001.

Haslett is married to his wie, Beth, with whom has three childrenoldest daughter, Kelsey, is a student at Clemson. His son, Chase, is a terback at Illinois, and his youngest daughter, Libby, is entering her syear o high school. Te amily currently resides in Ashburn, Va.

Haslett COACHING HISTORY

1988 Linebackers University at Buffa1989-90 Deensive Coordinator University at Buffa1991-92 Deensive Coordinator Sacramento Sur1993-94 Linebackers Los Angeles Raide1995 Linebackers New Orleans Sain1996 Deensive Coordinator New Orleans Sain1997-99 Deensive Coordinator Pittsburgh Steele2000-05 Head Coach New Orleans Sain2006-08 Deensive Coordinator St. Louis Ram2008 Head Coach St. Louis Ram2009 Head Coach Florida uske2010-Present Deensive Coordinator Washington Redski

REDSKINS TAKEAWAYS

Aer averaging 17.5 takeaways in the two seasons prior to Haslettsrival, Washington averaged 26.3 takeaways per season in its first thyears under Haslett.

YEAR NFL RANK TAKEAWAYS INT F2008* -28 18 13 52009* 32 17 11 62010 -15 27 14 12011 23 21 13 82012 -5 31 21 1

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Staff BiosBURNEY COACHING HISTORY

1983-86 Deensive Line New Mexico1987 Deensive Line ulsa1988 Inside Linebackers Mississippi State1989 Deensive Line Wisconsin1990-92 Deensive Line UCLA

1993 Deensive Line ennessee1994-98 Deensive Line Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Ravens1999-2001 Deensive Line Carolina Panthers2002-04 Deensive Line Denver Broncos2005-06 Deensive Line/Ends Denver Broncos2007-08 Deensive Line Denver Broncos2010-Present Deensive Line Washington Redskins

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Keith Burns

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Keith Burns enters his first season with the Redskins in 2013 aer beingamed as the teams Special eams Coordinator on February 12, 2013.

Burns spent six seasons (2007-12) as a special teams coach with theDenver Broncos ollowing a 13-year playing career, 10 o which came underurrent Redskins Executive Vice President/Head Coach Mike Shanahan.

During six seasons assisting with the instruction o Denvers specialeams, Burns worked with a unit that accounted or 10 return touchdownssix punt returns, our kickoff returns), the most in the AFC and second-

most in the NFL. In that time period, the Broncos ranked ourth in the AFCnd fih in the NFL in punt return average (10.5 yards per return).

Individually, Burns coached five players who totaled eight AFC Specialeams Player o the Week awards, including kickers Matt Prater (our) andason Elam (one) along with return specialists rindon Holliday, Glenn

Martinez and Eddie Royal each earning recognition once rom the league.In 2012, several specialists set Broncos ranchise records under Burns

uidance. Prater set the single-season team record or scoring by a kickerwith 133 points. Punter Britton Colquitt broke the Broncos record or net

unting average or the second-consecutive season (40.2 in 2011, 42.1 in012). In addition, Holliday led the NFL with a 32.5-yard kick return aver-ge in addition to ranking fih in the league with a 10.8-yard punt returnverage aer being acquired by the Broncos off waivers on Oct. 11.

Working with Special eams Coordinator Jeff Rodgers in 2011, the unitmproved rom No. 26 in Te Dallas Morning News 2010 special teamsankings to No. 10a jump that represented the second-largest improve-

ment in the league. Te Broncos punt return group ranked third in the

NFL (12.7 avg.) and had two return touchdowns.Te Broncos had one o the NFLs top kickoff coverage units in 2009with Burns working with a group that placed third in the league in aver-ge opponent drive start aer kickoffs (22.9-yard line). Royal, who rankedeventh in the NFL in punt return average (11.2 yds.), became the 11thlayer in league history to have both a kickoff and punt return touchdown

n the same game (at San Diego, 10/19/09). Prater made 19 o his final 20eld goal attempts and tied or the third-most field goals or a season inlub history (30).

In 2008, Burns work with Denvers special teams helped college reegent punter Brett Kern earn All-Rookie honors aer posting the fih-bestross punting average (46.7 yds.) in the league. Royal, in his rookie year,laced seventh in the NFL in kickoff return average (26.1 yds.) while alsoandling punt return duties.

During his playing career with the Broncos rom 1994-98, 2000-032005-06, Burns led or tied or the team lead in special teams tackles stimes. For his entire NFL career, Burns played 197 games (3 starts) antaled 231 special teams tackles. He also posted 77 career deensive stopsolo), 1.5 sacks (9 yds.), one interception (15 yds.), three passes deeand one orced umble.

A key member o the Broncos teams that won Super Bowl XXX1997 and XXXIII in 1998, Burns helped Denver earn three AFC Wetles (1996, 1998, 2005) along with six playoff berths (1996-98, 2000, 2005), all o which came under Shanahan. He appeared in 12 career season games, including two Super Bowls.

Burns entered the NFL with Denver as a seventh-round choice (Nooverall) in the 1994 NFL Dra aer a collegiate career at Oklahoma In addition to playing or the Broncos, he spent the 1999 season witChicago Bears and the 2004 campaign with the ampa Bay Buccaneer

Burns is a native o Greeleyville, S.C., and attended high scho.C. Williams H.S. in Alexandria, Va. He and his wie, Michelle, havdaughters, Danielle and Rachel, and one son, Keith.

BURNS COACHING HISTORY

2007-12 Special eams Assistant Denver Bronc2013-Present Special eams Coordinator Washington Redski

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Larry Coyer

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Larry Coyer joins the Redskins in 2013 as an Advance Scout with n

five decades o combined collegiate and proessional coaching experto his credit.Coyer most recently spent three seasons as Deensive Coordinato

the Indianapolis Colts rom 2009-11. He joined the Colts rom ampawhere he spent two seasons with the Buccaneers in various roles incluAssistant Head Coach and Deensive Line Coach rom 2007-08. Priarriving in ampa Bay, he spent seven seasons at Denver as LinebaCoach (2000-02) and Deensive Coordinator (2003-06).

In 2010, Coyers deense with the Colts ought through injuries at vally every deensive position, with only our players starting 16 gameonly our others seeing playing time in all 16 games. Coyer utilized 1erent deensive starters as the Colts went 10-6 and won a seventh divtitle in eight seasons.

Tat year, Coyer helped deensive ends Dwight Freeney (10) and RMathis (11) each post double-digit sacks and earn a third consecutiv

Bowl nomination as a tandem. It marked the first time since 1970 a dsive end duo earned three straight bids. Te 2010 season marked the setime under Coyer they had topped 20 sacks as a tandem (23 in 2009).

In his first season in Indianapolis in 2009, Coyers deense was ceto the team winning the AFC Championship and representing the coence in Super Bowl XLIV. For the season, the Colts ranked fih in the and eighth in the NFL in scoring deense (19.2 points per game), hethe team open the year with 14 consecutive victories and a regular serecord o 14-2. Te unit produced 34 sacks and 26 takeaways, while ling opponents to 29 offensive touchdowns. en different players regissacks on the year.

Coyers unit helped the Colts finish with a positive turnover ratithe seventh straight season. Freeney (13.5) was tied or third in the NFsacks, setting a club record with sacks in nine consecutive games. TCoyers players Freeney, Mathis and deensive back Antoine Bethe


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Staff Biosarned Pro Bowl bids. Nine different Colts players had interceptions, andhe club held six opponents under 100 rushing yards.

In 2008, Coyer served in an administrative capacity reviewing the o-ense and deense in ampa Bay, helping guide the ranchise to a 9-7 recordhat season. Te team ranked ninth in the NFL in total deense and ourthn the league against the pass. Te clubs 30 takeaways were tied or second-

most in the NFC, tied or fih-most in the NFL, and the clubs 22 intercep-ions were tied or the NFC lead and tied or third-most in the NFL. In theear prior in 2007, ampa Bay won the NFC South, finishing second in NFLotal deense. Coyer coached the teams deensive linemen, a group that ac-ounted or 30 o the teams 33 sacks, including 15.5 rom rookies and first-ear players. Deensive end Gaines Adams earned PFW/PFWA All-Rookie

eam honors, while first-year deensive end Greg White added eight sacks.Beore his time in ampa, Coyer spent seven seasons working under

urrent Redskins Executive Vice President/Head Coach Mike Shanahan inDenver rom 2000-06, including the final our seasons as Deensive Coor-

inator. In those our seasons in charge o the unit, Coyers unit consistentlyanked among the NFLs best, helping the club earn three playoff appear-nces. Te Broncos ranked in the top seven in the NFL in rushing deensehree times, allowing 98.3 yards per game rom 2003-06, ourth-best in the

NFL during that span. Denver had consecutive top our league rankingsn yards per game allowed rom 2003-04. Te Broncos (18.3) ranked 6thn NFL scoring deense rom 2003-06, and the 2006 unit did not yield a

ouchdown in the first eleven quarters o play, the longest season-openingNFL streak since 1942.

Coyers Broncos advanced to the AFC Championship Game in 2005with a 13-3 record, as cornerback Champ Bailey, saety John Lynch and

nebacker Al Wilson were selected to the Pro Bowl. Denver ranked secondn the NFL in rushing deense (85.2 yards per game), the third-best mark ineam history. Te Broncos tied or third in the NFL in scoring deense (16.1oints per game), yielding only 37 points (9.3 per game) in the final ourames. In 2003, Denver allowed 277.1 yards per game, ourth-best in the

NFL. Coyers stint in Denver began as Linebackers Coach rom 2000-02.Coyer served as a deensive line coach or the New York Jets in 1994.

n his other proessional stints, Coyer served in the USFL as LinebackersCoach with the Michigan Panthers (1983-84) and Deensive Coordinatorwith the Memphis Showboats (1985). Coyer helped Michigan capture thenaugural USFL championship in 1983.

Coyer was Deensive Coordinator at the University o Pittsburgh rom997-99. Te Panthers produced top five conerence finishes in all statisti-al categories in 1999, and saety Ramon Walker and deensive lineman

Demond Gibson earned All-Big East Conerence honors. In 1998, the Pan-hers ranked third in Big East total deense, and the 1997-98 units amassed2 sacks, the highest two-season total at Pittsburgh since 1990-91.

Aer working as a deensive backs coach at Bowling Green rom 1968-3, Coyer served as Deensive Coordinator in stints at Iowa State (1979-2, 1995-96), Oklahoma State (1978), Iowa (1974-77) and East Carolina1993). He served as Deensive Backs Coach at Ohio State (1991-92), as

Assistant Head Coach/Deensive Backs at the University o Houston (1990)nd as Linebackers Coach at UCLA (1987-89).

Coyer is a 1964 graduate o Marshall, and he is a member o the univer-itys Hall o Fame or his achievements as a player. He served at Marshalls secondary coach rom 1965-67. He also had a coaching stint at Massillon

Ohio) High School.Coyer was born in Huntington, W. Va., and is a native o Greenbottom,W. Va. Coyer and his wie, Jan, have two sons, Matt and Justin. Matt was amember o an NCAA Champion soccer team at Indiana University. Justinwas an Iowa all-state ootball player in high school.

COYER Football HISTORY

1965-67 Secondary Marshall Univer1968-73 Deensive Backs Bowling Green State Univer1974-77 Deensive Coordinator University o Io1978 Deensive Coordinator Oklahoma State Univer1979-82 Deensive Coordinator Iowa State Univer

1983-84 Linebackers Michigan Panthers (US1985 Deensive Coordinator Memphis Showboats (US1987-89 Linebackers UC1990 Asst. HC/Deensive Backs University o Hous1991-92 Deensive Backs Ohio State Univer1993 Deensive Coordinator East Carolina Univer1994 Deensive Line New York 1995-96 Deensive Coordinator Iowa State Univer1997-99 Deensive Coordinator University o Pittsbu2000-02 Linebackers Denver Bron2003-06 Deensive Coordinator Denver Bron2007 Deensive Line ampa Bay Buccane2008 Assistant Head Coach ampa Bay Buccane2009-11 Deensive Coordinator Indianapolis C2013 Advanc

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