Jeremy Jarmon News

Defensive lineman Phillip Daniels has continued to be productive while overcoming a lot the last two seasons.

Haynesworth declined comment. "It's going to be that presence that we needed," LB/DE Brian Orakpo said.

With Chris Cooley and Clinton Portis sidelined long-term, the Washington Redskins needed their second-year pass-catchers to produce like high draft choices.

It was another dreary Monday of injury news for the Washington Redskins . Tight end Chris Cooley - a Pro Bowl pick the past two years - was placed on injured reserve with a broken right ankle, ending his season after just seven games.

Rookie defensive lineman Jeremy Jarmon was upbeat despite being on crutches because of a season-ending knee injury that occurred during Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Because he hasn't had many reps on defense this season, DL Lorenzo Alexander has strived to have a "Pro Bowl-type season," he told PFW, on special teams, despite this being his first year playing extensively on those units.

Q: Last year the Saints came up to Washington and you guys came from behind to win the game.

Final observations from the Redskins' 27-24 loss at Philadelphia on Sunday: c Santana Moss' first touchdown catch in eight weeks was produced by improvisation from Jason Campbell.

With a winning season no longer possible, even Jim Zorn could use a motivational kick in the pants.

Rookie defensive lineman Jeremy Jarmon will miss the last five games after tearing a knee ligament in Sunday's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, and it appears that tight end Chris Cooley will be placed on the season-ending injured-reserve list because of a leg injury he suffered more than a month ago, Coach Jim Zorn said today during his news ...

Unable to hold a fourth-quarter lead for the second straight week, the Washington Redskins on Sunday clinched another nonwinning season with their 27-24 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.

Barring a remarkable turnaround, the 2009 Washington Redskins season is basically over.

Should we wave goodbye to Clinton Portis? - Should we wave goodbye to Clinton Portis? I say yes.

This is the concluding column of the analysis I am doing on market conditions around the NFL .

Consistently heckled on the road and even occasionally at his new home field for the lucrative contract he signed during the offseason, Albert Haynesworth was more than happy to see 500 friendly faces Tuesday morning.

Last week, former Kentucky stars Jeremy Jarmon and Andre Woodson returned to Commonwealth Stadium during their open date with the NFL's Washington Redskins.

It's hard for anyone associated with the Kentucky football program not to think about what life would be like with Jeremy Jarmon still at defensive end for the Wildcats.

Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low Kentucky coach Rich Brooks doesn't sound overly optimistic about the status of senior middle linebacker Micah Johnson this Saturday against Mississippi State.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley Pretty entertaining radio this morning on ESPN 980 in Washington, where Redskins executive vice president of football operations Vinny Cerrato used his Friday show to fire back at the media and coach Jim Zorn's good friend, Steve Largent.

Well now that we saw what he can do, he is a downgrade from Campbell. Now that we know our QBs are not very and the backups on our O-Line suck, we are pretty much stuck.