Anything for a Buck - Part Two

You have more, you want moreNow that the NFL is legally cleared to get in the lottery game, would the Redskins play it as an investment in the community, or as Dollar Days at the used car lot? Curly R's two part series on the lottery and the Redskins concludes.Part One: The Lottery Is a Regressive Tax on the PoorPart Two: "Redskins fans and lottery fans have an awful lot in common"=====The Redskins were the second team to announce a partnership with a state lottery agency, behind the New England Patriots by a day which I am sure infuriated Dan Snyder, and in making the announcement the team played the event as it would an impact player signing or new coaching hire, with Super Bowl trophies and cheerleaders on display.There were even Redskins players on hand, the two mentioned by the Washington Post's Dan Steinberg were tailback Clinton Portis and tight end Chris Cooley.The lottery game itself, if you can call a scratch off card a game, is called Redskins Mania a...