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Injuries start to hit backups on offense
Now even the Washington Redskins ' backups thrust into key positions because of injuries can't stay on the field.
Redskins Insider: Falling just three minutes short
For more than 57 minutes Sunday, the Washington Redskins shut out the high-octane offense of the Dallas Cowboys.
Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis met with a concussion specialist in Pittsburgh yesterday, as he continues to experience symptoms from the concussion he suffered Nov.
Redskins' Haynesworth to be game-time decision
Albert Haynesworth and Andre Gurode have made peace since Haynesworth famously stomped on the head of the Dallas Cowboys center three seasons ago in the last time they met on the field.
A Washington Redskins Market Analysis: The Part III
This is the concluding column of the analysis I am doing on market conditions around the NFL .
Tonight's inactives for Redskins, Eagles
Redskins inactives tonight are: Kevin Barnes, Quinton Ganther, Robert Henson, Chris Samuels, Chad Rinehart, Marko Mitchell, Anthony Montgomery and Renaldo Wynn.
Live from FedEx Field, it's the Beast
Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley LANDOVER, Md. -- Greetings from the biggest NFC East game of the evening.
Under the Cap: Cap Mismanagement
This week on "Under the Cap," we take a break from the position-by-position analysis of the league's highest paid starters in order to take a look at the Redskins' flawed approach to roster-building. Given that I worked in the front office of the organization for two seasons, I have the unique perspective of having seen that philosophy first hand.
Redskins inactives for the Chiefs game are: Hunter Smith P, Kevin Barnes CB, Anthony Alridge RB, Robert Henons LB, Chris Samules OT, Chad Rinehart OG, Marko Mitchell WR, and Anthony Montgomery DL As far as the Burgundy Revolution's Black Out goes, I canvassed the FedEx lots and talked with several people wearing black--none of them were wearing it ...
Revelation of the starter coming later
The Washington Redskins quarterback, the epitome of coach Jim Zorn's preferred "medium" cool, spent the night after his benching in a 14-6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday watching games on television, talking to his parents and wondering how he can help right the reeling Redskins .
Redskins' inactives today are: Hunter Smith, Kevin Barnes, Anthony Alridge, Robert Henson, Chris Samuels, Chad Rinehart, Marko Mitchell and Anthony Montgomery.
Portis, Haynesworth probable for Redskins
The Washington Redskins listed RB Clinton Portis and DT Albert Haynesworth as probable on Friday for this weekend's matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs .
Jason Reid , Washington Post staff writer and Redskins Insider blogger, will be online Friday, Oct.
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Jarmon Feels Right at Home on Redskins' Line
When the new kid in town needed a little help getting settled, he approached some of his veteran teammates.
Jeremy Jarmon, the rookie defensive end acquired with a third-round supplemental draft pick, had signed with the Washington Redskins only two days before the start of training camp and had nowhere to live because of the lengthy process of finding and buying a home. Hands weren't exactly flying into the air to volunteer to take in the 21-year-old, so veteran defensive end Phillip Daniels stepped forward.
A week ago, Greg Blache said he was willing to take the criticism that comes with being the Washington Redskins ' defensive coordinator.
Look at the Redskins draft pick since Vinny came
Since Vinny returned to the Redskins in 2002, here is a look at his draft picks.
The Redskins are expected to sign practice squad punter Glenn Pakulak to the roster to fill in for Hunter Smith, who remains sidelined with a groin injury.
Report: Redskins' Portis, Sellers get into spat
The Washington Redskins' Clinton Portis and Mike Sellers went to the 2008 Pro Bowl as a backfield tandem.
Zorn Says Blache 'Really Needed a Break'
In an unusual move for NFL coordinators, defensive coordinator Greg Blache has informed team officials he will no longer speak with the media this season, a Redskins spokesman said.
Sherman Lewis goes from bingo caller to Redskins
Retired for nearly five years, Sherman Lewis was about to go to the senior center to call a bingo game when the Washington Redskins phoned.
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