So much so that Jim Zorn spent the next day or so assuring people — players, fans, close friends — that he really hadn't gone off the deep end.
"Lots of people saying, 'Keep your head up, coach,'" the Washington Redskins coach said. "Well, my head wasn't down. ... I had to assure everybody, 'Hey, I'm OK.'"
Two days after his proclamation, uttered out of sheer frustration over the team's 1-5 slide, Zorn and the Redskins returned to the practice field Wednesday. The coach was back to his usual chipper self, a...
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