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In the midst of all the name drama, Washington made a front office move on Monday that could please longtime fans, or at least could very slightly appease them as they come to terms with the dramatic change the team also announced Monday.
After firing two executives on Sunday in Alex Santos and Richard Mann II — who both worked on the pro personnel side of things — the organization is reportedly hiring Don Warren to serve as their assistant director of pro personnel.
Warren, of course, played in all three of Washington's Super Bowl victories and spent the entirety of his 14-year career in D.C. The tight end was a fourth-round selection in 1979 and wrapped up playing in 1992.
This move makes sense beyond the 64-year-old's obvious ties to Washington, too.
Warren had been with the Panthers since 2010 in a pro scouting role, so he's someone Ron Rivera is familiar with. That makes him the latest person from Carolina to join Rivera in his new home...
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