Monday Morning Meltdown: Washington Redskins

YB what up? As you all know I am a Bruin so I got to talk about my team. I am extremely excited to see my team at 3-0 the first time since 2005!! They are out having fun, competing each week and it has been fun to watch them . The secondary has been balling out especially Rahim Moore 5 picks in two games RIDICULOUS!! I still text a bunch of guys on the team during the week and before...

Apparently, Coach Jim Zorn needs to see more from Chad Rinehart. Although many in the organization expected Rinehart to be named the starter to replace injured right guard Randy Thomas, Rinehart will compete this week with guard-center Will Montgomery, Rinehart said before practice today at Redskins Park. Running back Clinton Portis is about to speak, so I have to run. We'll have...

Last year, the story of the Redskins-Giants game at FedEx Field was, in my opinion, the complete embarrassment of the Redskins' defensive coaching staff to adjust their gameplan for the field conditions, while the Giants defense took away the Redskins' running game and the Redskins ran right into it.While certainly, revenge would have been more satisfying if it game against...

Image: http://www.homermcfanboy.com/images/kelly092409.jpg (photo by Brian Murphy) A year ago, there were whispers from folks around town wondering if the Washington Redskins had made a mistake drafting receiver Malcolm Kelly. First, there was word from head coach Jim Zorn that Kelly and...

I expected wideout Malcom Kelly to be much more involved in the Redskins' red zone offense than he has been through the first two games. In the 9-7 victory over the St. Louis Rams, the Redskins were inside the Rams' 11-yard line three times, but Kelly wasn't a big part of the game plan at that stage of those possessions. Washington failed to produce a touchdown and has scored only...

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/sports/Campbell-defends-offense-8285038-60777107.html *Skins are running on empty in red zone* By: John Keim Examiner Staff Writer September 24, 2009 ASHBURN ? The weekly ritual occurred again Wednesday, with Jason Campbell defending the offense. He?s...

1. Booing—Here’s the bottom line on booing: Paying fans have the right to boo the team for whatever reason they choose, whether the team wins or loses. But, by the same token, players like Chris Cooley have every right to say that the expressions of displeasure are unwarranted. Now, Robert Henson did go too far [...]

Your Tuesday Morning reading (and watching) list... The questions about Jim Zorn's playcalling are, well, pointed, Barry Svrluga writes: The issue of play-calling is a touchy one in any NFL locker room, and the Redskins almost all said it was up to them to correctly run the plays Zorn calls, not to question them. "Players think a lot of things," Santana Moss said. ...

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-films-sound-efx/09000d5d812dca56/Sound-FX-A-QBs-tutelage Published: Sept. 23, 2009 at 04:22 p.m. | Tags: Jason Campbell 05:16 ? Witness the relationship between Redskins coach Jim Zorn and QB Jason Campbell like never before.

Offensive line coach Joe Bugel doesn't expect a dropoff with whichever unproven player, Chad Rinehart or Will Montgomery, replaces injured veteran right guard Randy Thomas.

After apologizing for calling fans "dim wits," Washington Redskins rookie Robert Henson is apparently done with Twitter. Anyone clicking on Henson's Twitter account on Tuesday got a message saying "Sorry, that page doesn't exist!" On Sunday, Henson fired off many tweets at fans who booed the Redskins during their 9-7 win over the St. Louis Rams....

In two games, Santana Moss, the Redskins' top wide receiver, has caught five passes for 41 yards. Only once, during a 79-catch 2008, did Moss go...

The usually reserved and vanilla Mike Greenberg, who isn’t nearly the Jets fan we are, got wound up yesterday - for three minutes! - when talking about Washington Redskins rookie linebacker Robert Henson, the guy who ripped fans on twitter. Question that hasn’t been addressed: Can people working 9-5 at McDonald’s afford to go to [...]

Robert Henson, the Washington Redskins linebacker who tweeted that fans who booed the lackluster 9-7 win over the St. Louis Rams were "dim wits", has taken down his Twitter account, proving once again that Twitter, like smoking cigarettes, is terrible for us even though we don't know it yet. Look at the comparisons: - People smoked cigarettes without understanding...

The Redskins escaped their home opener against the St. Louis Rams with a 1-1 record and a bevy of questions facing their offense, particularly their red zone performance. Over the course of the game against the Rams, the Redskins moved the ball efficiently between the 20s, recording drives of 83, 64, 74 and 76 yards. But despite their ability to move the ball into scoring position...