Sep 14, 2009 | Fox Sports
Six join Redskins' practice squad
The Washington Redskins signed six players to their practice squadSunday, leaving the team with two open slots.
Redskins Round Out Practice Squad
The Redskins completed their eight-player practice squad on Monday, signing former New York Giants quaterback Andre Woodson, two former draft picks and four undrafted rookies.
Suisham Wins Kicking Job at the Wire
"I think it was pretty even 'til, I think this past week the kicking competition ... and Suisham did very good that day," said Vinny Cerrato, the team's executive vice president of football operations, "and then [later] he did kickoffs and he did that well, and then when he made the 48-yarder, you know, and he's won games for us in the past, so to ...
Cerrato: Roster 'deeper' this year
Encouraged by the improvement of returning players and potential impact of 12 newcomers, Washington Redskins executive vice president of football operations Vinny Cerrato declared the team's final 53-man roster as better equipped for the 16-game grind than the group that limped to the finish last year.
Safety Lendy Holmes, defensive end Rob Jackson, wide receiver Trent Shelton, defensive end J.D. Skolnitsky and fullback Eddie Williams have been named to the Redskins' practice squad.
Projecting the Redskins' roster
The Redskins wrapped up the preseason Thursday against Jacksonville. Now the front office and coaching staff must trim the roster from 75 players to 53 before Saturday's 4 p.m. deadline.
The competition between kickers Shaun Suisham and Dave Rayner takes center stage tonight.
ROB JACKSON, DEFENSIVE END Jackson is at the heart of the intense competition for the final roster spots on the defensive line.
ROB JACKSON, DEFENSIVE END Jackson is at the heart of the intense competition for the final roster spots on the defensive line.
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One Line Redskins Aren't Worried About
The scene on Tuesday morning was familiar at Washington Redskins training camp. The most prized of free agent acquisitions, defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, bulldozed over guard Derrick Dockery. Rookie defensive end Brian Orakpo blew past veteran left tackle Chris Samuels -- twice.
In one-on-one drills between the linemen this summer, it has been the big guys on defense who more often have gotten the better of those on offense.
Yet while much of the focus of that all-too-common result has been on whether the offensive line will be able to protect quarterback Jason Campbell this season, the possibility for success from Washington's defensive line has been mostly overlooked.
Bridges' Injury Keeps Focus on O Line
It seems all I do is write about the offensive line, so I was determined to focus on something other than that unit in today's intrasquad scrimmage at Redskins Park.
Bridges' Injury Keeps Focus on O Line
It seems all I do is write about the offensive line, so I was determined to focus on something other than that unit in today's intrasquad scrimmage at Redskins Park.
Offensive Line a Work in Progress
Training camp has only begun, so it would be silly to analyze the offensive line's performance after one day.
Hours before Thursday's NFL supplemental draft, Jeremy Jarmon made a final plea to Washington Redskins vice president of football operations Vinny Cerrato via text message.
Mailbag: Orakpo A Fit At Linebacker?
Wondering about a player's status? Trying to recall a past game? Want some insight on the Redskins? Redskins.com's Gary Fitzgerald opens up the mailbag on Friday and answers fan questions.
Jackson 'More Comfortable' In 2nd Year
Rob Jackson was among the Redskins' bright spots in 2008 preseason. The rookie defensive end started two of five preseason contests and posted two sacks and a forced fumble.
Mini-Camp Practice Report: Friday, May 1
Redskins.com's mini-camp practice reports come to you with news and updates as action happens on the Redskins Park practice fields: At Redskins Park on Friday, the practice fields were swarming with players on Friday.
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