Redskins coach Jay Gruden reads his players' tweets in meetings

The Washington Redskins are a complete disaster. They have the second-worst record in the NFL, can't decide which quarterback they want to start, and are being

The Washington Redskins are a complete disaster. They have the second-worst record in the NFL, can't decide which quarterback they want to start, and are being openly mocked by opponents for their poor personnel decisions. 

So what do they discuss in team meetings? How to avoid a second-straight three-win season? No, head coach Jay Gruden is reading players' tweets. 

Gruden reminds players to lay low on twitter. Said he he reads their tweets to them in meetings sometimes so they know he's watching

— Mike Jones (@ByMikeJones) December 8, 2014

Sadly, this might actually matter in Washington. If there is a franchise unstable enough to be disrupted in fewer than 140 characters, it's this one. 

So what kind of controversial things are Washington players tweeting?

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According to John Goodman on SNL, Bill Brasky showers in _____....? pic.twitter.com/DMOlEcEA0P

— Ryan Kerrigan (@RyanKerrigan91) November 16, 2014

Grilled Chicken Caesar salad with homemade garlic croutons & BelGioioso Parmesan lil Lunch http://t.co/hTpO9lbloG

— Desean Jackson (@DeSeanJackson10) December 8, 2014

A BIG thank you to the veterans across the country... I do not take for granted the freedoms that we have because of you!

— Colt McCoy (@ColtMcCoy) November 11, 2014

It's a great day to be alive!!!!

— Ryan Clark (@Realrclark25) December 2, 2014

So @kennychesney's new cd is freakin amazing y'all. I've got "don't it" on repeat!!

— Tress Way (@Tress_Way) September 24, 2014

Wow. Shocking stuff. 

The Redskins' PR team spun it a different way, pointing to a passage in the team yearbook about how Gruden shows tweets as a way of "poking a little fun" at players. Gruden's tone sure sounded different Friday, though. 

- Dan Gartland