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WASHINGTON (AP) — Washington Redskins tight end Jordan Reed could be done for the season because of a strained toe muscle.Redskins coach Jay Gruden said Monday that he thinks Reed was hurt on Mark Sanchez’s high throw on his first pass of a 40-16 loss to the New York Giants a day earlier.Gruden said “there is a level of concern” with Reed Womens Bryce Love Jersey , who leads the team with 54 catches and 558 receiving yards.Gruden added that the Redskins will have to wait to see “if it’s one week, two weeks or the rest of the year.”Reed has played in all 13 games so far this season, his sixth in the NFL. He’s never appeared in all 16 games of a season; his career high is 14 in 2015.Washington has a four-game losing streak and is 6-7 with three games remaining, beginning next Sunday at Jacksonville.Gruden mentioned two other injury issues: Receiver Josh Doctson is in the concussion protocol and linebacker Shaun Dion Hamilton has a sprained shoulder. George Allen, the late and legendary NFL head coach, worked for the Rams before heading to Washington. His son https://www.theredskinslockerroom.com/authentic-terry-mclaurin-jersey , Bruce, could be following an extended stint in D.C. with a move to L.A.Per a league source, there’s already talk in league circles of Allen becoming a consultant for the Rams, if he completely exits the Washington organization after the 2019 season concludes. It’s currently unclear whether he’ll leave Washington entirely; he’ll reportedly be removed from football operations on Monday.The tentacles between the Rams and Allen are obvious. Allen hired Rams COO Kevin Demoff in 2005.salary cap management Montez Sweat Jersey , strategic planning, and both college and pro scouting. Allen’s tenure with the Bucs also coincided with the arrival of Rams coach Sean McVay, who served as assistant receivers coach in 2008, the last year of the Allen/Jon Gruden regime in Tampa.The potential involvement of Allen in the Rams’ front office comes at a time when Mike Silver of NFL.com has reported that the anticipted offseason changes in L.A. could include the personnel department.