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He's a quarterbacks coach disguised as a head coach. That is lesson No. 1 to remember about Steve Spurrier. The most important lesson. Everything else that comes with the bigger job--the motivational talks, the logistics, the interviews, the personnel decisions--is secondary, if not lower, in his pecking order.
That's why he was happiest this past weekend, on the field, coaching quarterbacks. And goodness knows, he has some coaching to do, trying to find a starter among the quartet of wannabes who went through two days of intimate examination by the Redskins' new boss, producing what charitably can be described as average performances. Spurrier says correctly ...