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Dennis Green's famous rant is the best summation of the Washington Redskins 7-6 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

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.

The most remarkable aspect of the upset pulled by the Washington Redskins on Sunday lies not in the fact that they finally won again, but rather in the surprising players who led them to victory.

The tough-guy charm of Vikings defensive lineman Jared Allen that plays out in a recently released professional video has won him a long-distance admirer in a fellow NFL player.

Every week during the season, we'll scout out the Cowboys next opponent. This weekend, that opponent is the Washington Redskins.

What have we here, a Redskins win? Almost didn't remember what one looked like. Six weeks, after all, is a long time to go between victories.

Portis held the longest active streak among NFL running backs. He was injured in last week's game at Atlanta.

Who will be the voice of Washington Redskins tradition 20 years from now? What former Redskins great will be called on in 2029 to talk about the glory days? Chris Cooley? What would he talk about - the glorious two-game playoff run of 2005 or the brief playoff appearance of 2007? What will he say? That players don't show private parts on their ...

The Washington Redskins signed Glenn Pakulak in October hoping they would need only a temporary solution to their problem at punter.

When the Redskins were in deep denial, sometime in August, the goals were winning the NFC East, getting to the playoffs and perhaps beyond.

Of all the athletes I friended on Facebook , Washington Redskins DE Phillip Daniels is my favorite.

A three-time Pro Bowl pass-rusher for the New York Jets, Abraham joined the Falcons in 2006 but was limited to eight games.

The Washington Redskins are shuffling their lineup again after losing their strong safety and right tackle to multiweek injuries.

Already missing three key players from their offense, the Washington Redskins could ill-afford to be without yet another player - let alone Clinton Portis.

The Redskins are dead . Dead, dead, dead. There is no life left to this season. In fact, its clear now the two wins on the record were mere flukes.

Refreshed after last week's bye, the Washington Redskins hope to push the reset button on their horror of a season Sunday at Atlanta, the first of five straight opponents with winning records.

His old coach? That's another matter. The Washington Redskins cornerback made it clear Monday that he's still no fan of Bobby Petrino, the coach who quit the Falcons during the 2007 season.

The recent leg injury suffered by Washington's Chris Cooley underscores how important the tight end has become in most NFL offenses.

Vinny Cerrato, the Redskins' Executive Vice President in Charge of Turmoil and Anguish, said that he handed head coach Jim Zorn a playoff-caliber roster to enter the season and that Zorn's job status was up in the air until just a few days before Monday night's loss to Philly.

The Washington Redskins have not yet decided what combination of Antwaan Randle El, Santana Moss and DeAngelo Hall they will use to return punts against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.