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Washington Commanders Hire William Gay

Texas defensive analyst William Gay will not be making it to spring ball after being hired January 20.

The Washington Commanders have swooped in and snagged the former Steelers analyst only a month into his time as a Longhorn.

Gay is joining the Commanders as an assistant defensive backs coach.

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BlakeMay

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Our analyst keep getting snatched up. Should show that Sark hires quality!

Weino

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Sark’s having some kinda luck with hiring DB analysts this time around. 3rd time’s the charm?

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2 minutes ago, Weino said:

Sark’s having some kinda luck with hiring DB analysts this time around. 3rd time’s the charm?

Hope so!

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14 minutes ago, BlakeMay said:

Our analyst keep getting snatched up. Should show that Sark hires quality!

Look at Sark getting his staffers promotions! First Coach Akina and now Coach Gay 😂 

Ace Recruiter

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Ok Roddie B, The University needs your football investigator skills..

Marcus Myers

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He interned with the Cowboys prior to last season so it seems Quinn brought him on over to the Commanders.

FootLaw

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Well that sucks. 

Realist Horn

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19 minutes ago, FootLaw said:

Well that sucks. 

I'd take the NFL coming after our assistants because they are great coaches vs hiring middle of the row guys who stay on the staff forever and get complacent. Sucks it was only a month, but with the success Texas' coaches are having, it should be a good draw 

HookEm

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Alright Rod Babers, time to strap up. 

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