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The Washington Times stories: Football

09 January 2026

• LOVERRO: Quinn's misfire on 2 coordinators puts focus squarely on head coach
  The great Texas coach Darrell Royal once said about throwing the ball, "Three things can happen when you pass and two of them are bad."
• Commanders' Lattimore arrested, faces weapons charges in Ohio
  Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore was arrested in Lakewood, Ohio, on Wednesday night, team officials confirmed to The Washington Times.
• Tough, motivated defenses headline high-stakes Peach Bowl between No. 1 Indiana and No. 5 Oregon
  Indiana linebacker Isaiah Jones insists there's no real secret to the Hoosiers defensive success.
• Dolphins fire Mike McDaniel after 7-10 season in which Miami missed playoffs for a 2nd straight year
  The Miami Dolphins fired coach Mike McDaniel on Thursday following a 7-10 season in which Miami missed the playoffs for the second straight year.
• Wake Forest signs UNC transfer QB Gio Lopez in a move from one instate ACC school to another
  Gio Lopez is moving from one Atlantic Coast Conference school in North Carolina to another.
• Cowboys' Jones wants to be owner with most Super Bowls
  The Dallas Cowboys' Jerry Jones has the goal of retiring as the owner with the most Super Bowl titles, despite New England's Robert Kraft having twice as many as Jones' three.
• Stakes are high as Ravens move on from stability of Harbaugh
  In three decades of existence, the Baltimore Ravens have had two primary owners, two general managers and three head coaches. Stability like that is hard to achieve in the NFL and should not be taken for granted.
• 49ers' Trent Williams and Ricky Pearsall miss practice, playoff status uncertain
  Pro Bowl left tackle Trent Williams and receiver Ricky Pearsall both missed practice Wednesday for the San Francisco 49ers, putting their status for the wild-card playoff game against the Philadelphia Eagles in question.
• Jim Harbaugh says brother John will return to NFL coaching soon, but he hopes it's in the NFC
  The NFL is down one Harbaugh in its coaching ranks, although Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh doesn't expect his older brother to be out of a job for long.
• Ole Miss turns into an unlikely college football powerhouse
  Keith Carter had a premium vantage point at the Sugar Bowl for arguably the biggest moment in Mississippi's college football history, standing directly behind the goalposts as Lucas Carneiro's 47-yard field goal split the uprights.