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Redskins cornerback Carlos Rogers has been bothered by a calf injury throughout the preseason, but he's expected to be in the starting lineup against the Giants on Sunday afternoon. Jason Reid of the Washington Post reports that a source told...
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This is a great interview with Jason Campbell. It is something I have never seen done with him before and I felt like it was a crime not to share it with you. And if that wasn't enough, check out Jason's locker with Mike Sellars.
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Jason Campbell is trying, but he’s falling apart at the moment. He threw an illegal pass which was picked off – he was across the line of scrimmage. He threw a flag pattern when Santana Moss rightly curled in to a post pattern. And then Jason failed to step up when throwing deep, even though [...]
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September 13, 2009
The following players are inactive for the Redskins: Marcus Mason, Kevin Barnes, Edwin Williams, Robert Henson, Chad Rinehart, D'Anthony Batiste,...
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September 13, 2009
For much of the Redskins' loss to the Giants on Sunday, fans online were unleashing a steady stream of dissatisfaction in the direction of DeAngelo Hall. All the usual stuff: He was reverting to what he had done in Oakland, he was satisfied after getting the big contract, his head wasn't in the game, etc. etc. I've found Hall to be one of the best talkers at Redskins...
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September 14, 2009
Giants beat reporter Mike Garafolo is joined by columnist Steve Politi and writer Jenny Vrentas at the Meadowlands, where the trio breaks down the Giants' performance in Week 1 against the division rival Washington Redskins....
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September 13, 2009
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September 13, 2009
People talk about Dan Snyder going through coaches at a spectacular rate. But he goes through QB's the same way.
If we look at the Redskins QB history under Dan Snyder, nothing about the attempts to get rid of Campbell who had come off a solid but not spectacular season, was a surprise. They have had multiple QB changes and the slightest failing can get a QB sent packing.
May...
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September 13, 2009
Matt Rainey/The Star-LedgerNY Giants defensive back Corey Webster (23) and Washington Redskins wide receiver Santana Moss mix it up at the beginning of the second quarter Sunday. NY Giants knock off the divisional foe Washington Redskins in season-opener...
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September 12, 2009
1. Stop Portis
When game-planning for the Washington Redskins, it all starts with Clinton Portis. Although he's been around for what feels like ten years (this will be his eighth year), he is only 28-years-old. He tired down the stretch last season, but he is still one of the best in the game.
But the Giants had little trouble with Portis last year. In two wins...
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September 11, 2009
OZ: Washington (+6.5) over NYG: I think the Giants could be the NFC Champs. The Redskins are good and it’s a divisional game. Should be a close one. I’ve gone back and forth here, but this is what I’m sticking with.
Joker: This line actually moved up from 6, and buying a half a point seems [...]
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