Early in the 2018-19 NFL season, the Washington Redskins were on a course to become one the league's most dominant football squads. Adrian Peterson performed at a high level rushing for 1,000 yards and scoring seven touchdowns while the Redskins defense remained rather average allowing opponents to score nearly 23 points per game.
Unfortunately, Redskins' head coach, Jay Gruden, made some rather questionable decisions throughout the season hurting the team's fan base stock. Initially, he signed linebacker, Reuben Foster who was accused of domestic violence but had the charges dropped after being signed to the ball club. Gruden also refused to sign quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, after the team struggled to find a starting quarterback. The Redskins suffered many of PR nightmares but, this past season's debacles were among the worse in the entire league this year. The Washington Redskins ranked 10th in fan equity, 27th in social equity, and 8th in road equity.