These Redskins tolerate players accused of domestic violence, DUI and assault, but draw a line at D.J. Swearinger’s criticism

In another dramatic twist in an already stunning Washington Redskins season, the veteran safety announced on D.C. radio Monday that he had been released by the team. Swearinger’s abrupt dismissal came only two days after he publicly ripped defensive coordinator Greg Manusky following the team’s 25-16 loss to the Blaine Gabbert-led Tennessee Titans. This was the last straw for Washington.