Washington has more than 100 losses and no playoff victories since Bruce Allen was hired as GM in 2009.
Bruce Allen was hired as the Redskins' GM during the 2009 season. After 10 years, enough is apparently enough.
Allen will no longer be running the team's football operations, according to JP Finlay of
NBC Sports. ESPN's John Keim later confirmed the news.In the 10 years since Allen was hired, Washington has more than 100 losses and no playoff victories. The team has fired two head coaches during his tenure and has started more than 10 different quarterbacks.
When Allen joined the team, he was the first person hired by owner Dan Snyder to hold the GM title, a notable milestone after a decade of various front office arrangements that usually center around Snyder and Snyder's friend, Vinny Cerrato. The team will now look for a new person to head up the organization's football operations.
Despite rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins showing positive flashes at times, the 2019 season was largely one full of struggles for Washington. Jay Gruden was relieved in early October after the team's 0-5 start, its worst open to a season since 2001. And the team will again be last in the NFC East, finishing with a losing record for the third straight season.
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