ESPN.com · May 18, 2021
Ryan Kerrigan was a model of consistency during chaotic time for Washington
ASHBURN, Va. -- For 10 years, the Washington Football Team endured drama, an occasional playoff run and a lot of losing. It lost double figure games in five seasons. There was chaos at quarterback -- multiple times -- there were three head coaches and four defensive coordinators.
And there was linebacker/defensive end Ryan Kerrigan. In an organization that struggled to provide consistency, he modeled it -- with his approach and his play. During the 2013 and '14 seasons, when Washington lost a combined 25 games, he recorded a combined 22 sacks. From 2014-2018, his highest sack total was 13.5 while his lowest was 9.5. He made four Pro Bowls, but only played in three playoff games.
