Daniel Snyder acquired infamy by consistently trying to buy his way in the playoffs. Every offseason, he could be counted on to shell out way too much money to have an overhyped free agent and also two (Bruce Smith, Albert Haynesworth, etcetera. ) to find the quick fix.
Somewhere along the brand, Snyder got smart and realized that head coaches' salaries don't count resistant to the cap. Thus, the Washington Redskins created Mike Shanahan for $7 million per year.
So far, so wonderful, as things started turning around in 2012 regarding rookies Robert Griffin III and Alfred Morris. But Shanahan had better do a better job of keeping Griffin healthy, lest he find other people raking in all of which cash.
Via: Real Madrid and Mourinho want to formalize the exit of the coach this week
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