Redskins Coach Says "Stats Are For Losers," Which Is Funny Because Stats Show He Does A Lot Of Losing

Washington Redskins secondary coach Raheem Morris doesn't believe in stats. The stats show a different picture.

This is Raheem Morris.

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He's just finished his second year as the secondary coach for the Washington Redskins.

Last week, he went on Comcast SportsNet's Redskins Nation to discuss his defense. Here's what he had to say:

"You know, my thing is, I’m never gonna look at stats,” Morris said. “Stats are always for losers."

Via csnwashington.com

Interesting point! And maybe it's best that Morris just keeps avoiding those stats — because they paint an interesting picture of Morris as a coach.

17-31 — Morris' record in three years as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

22nd — The Redskins' ranking out of 32 teams in passing touchdowns allowed in 2013, in Morris' second year coaching the secondary.

20th — The Redskins' ranking out of 32 teams in passing yards allowed in 2013.

31st — The Redskins' ranking out of 32 teams in passing touchdowns allowed in 2012, in Morris' first year coaching the secondary.

30th — The Redskins' ranking out of 32 teams in passing yards allowed in 2012.

In conclusion, Coach Morris is absolutely right: Stats ARE for losers!

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