Director of pro personnel Alex Santos and assistant director of pro workers Richard Mann II were release by the team on Saturday, The Washington Post reported. They supervised of coordinating advance scouting of opponents and assessing possible totally free agents less than a month prior to the start of training school.
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The Washington Post connected to the company, however they decreased to comment to the newspaper.
The Washington Redskins have fired two key workers in their professional scouting department, according to a report.
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Mann was a pro scout for 7 years prior to being promoted to assistant director of professional scouting in 2017. He joined the Redskins after he left the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He worked with the Bucs as a personnel assistant on the same staff as former Redskins coach Jay Gruden.
Brand-new head coach Ron Rivera was impressed with the teams hunting department leading up to the 2020 NFL Draft, according to the paper.
Santos, who was with the group for more than 14 years, had a special capability to determine players on opposing teams rosters, per the newspaper. Just recently, Santos was an important piece in assisting the team when it battled through gamer injuries throughout the middle of last season. He signed up with the Redskins in 2006 as a professional personnel assistant, and went up the ladder as an advance scout for 5 years, before being promoted to the director position in 2014.
