The Washington Redskins (4-7) head back to Fed Ex Field this Sunday, to square off against the hot and cold New York Jets (6-5). While both teams are technically still in the playoff running, the Jets really can't afford to lose to sub .500 teams and expect to get in. The Redskins on the other hand, shouldn't be looking at the mathematical possibilities and should continue stressing the youth movement that has started to take off, and live with the results.
Coming into this game, New York is ...
Via New York Post - Jets
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December 03, 2011
You Probably know by now Darrelle Revis had a bad game last Sunday. He gave up a catch — eight of them, in fact, for 75 yards. A touchdown, too.
Might be time to cut the guy.
The negative fallout resulting from the Jets cornerback yielding such hefty totals to Bills...
Via The Jets Blog
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December 02, 2011
Opening Statement…
Alright, here we go. We ready? This is it, the few, the proud. Mike Devito (is) out. (He) did not practice, knee. Everybody else is probable for the game. They’ll all play. All these guys are full, as well: Marcus Dixon, shoulder, Vlad Ducasse, knee, Shonn Greene, rib, Jeremy Kerley, knee, Nick Mangold, ankle, who by the way is cheering for Madison....
Via Inside the Bills
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December 02, 2011
Apparently four days after the fact people are still giving their opinion of what they thought of Stevie Johnson end zone celebration against the Jets. Washington WR Santana Moss was the latest to weigh in.
Moss was asked on PFT Live for his thoughts on Johnson’s celebration.
“Some guys, that’s a part of their game,” Moss said of Johnson on Thursday’s PFT Live. “They...
Via New York Times Sports
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December 02, 2011
Jets center Nick Mangold and Redskins defensive tackle Barry Cofield, who will face off Sunday, first played against each other as teenagers in Ohio.
Via Football Nation
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December 02, 2011
Jets QB Mark Sanchez threw four TDs last week but still isn't getting much respect from his own Coach. Will that change with another solid performance against a struggling Redskins squad?
Via Pro Football Talk
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December 01, 2011
I’m hoping Florio doesn’t read this, because I’m about to give out a compliment. His interview with Santana Moss was one of the best ones in PFT Live history. Okay, that’s more of a compliment to Moss. The Redskins wideout was honest and engaging on a variety of topics, including his appreciation of Rex Grossman.…
Via The Jet Press
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December 01, 2011
The playoff atmosphere continues as the Jets continue to make a push for the playoffs, in a now very crowded playoff picture. The Jets are now 6-5, and make the trip south to face Mike Shanahan and the 4-7, but not easy, Washington Redskins. The … [visit site to read more]Jets TakeOff! A Week 13 Preview New York Jets vs Washington Redskins - The Jet Press - The Jet Press...
Via Washington Times
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December 03, 2011
Roy Helu's individual brilliance on his 28-yard touchdown run in last Sunday's victory served as the exclamation point on the his breakout game. The Washington Redskins' rookie running back hurdled a cornerback, bulldozed a safety and then raced to the end zone for a fourth-quarter touchdown that will be replayed ...
Via Redskins Insider
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December 02, 2011
In this weekend’s game, the New York Jets will have a young man coming in to rush the passer on passing downs. His story is so phenomenal that it wouldn’t be a stretch to see it become a best-seller or a movie. I don’t have enough time to write it all, but I have had the honor of knowing Aaron Maybin for a long time and can share a few of my experiences with him.
Read full article >>
Via NBC Connecticut
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December 02, 2011
We've spent 11 games analyzing every little thing that the Jets have done and, hopefully, you've gotten your fill.
The time for analysis is done because looking back has absolutely no value for the Jets. The past is prologue and the next five weeks have to be about the three feet in front of them if they're going to salvage their season.
Now isn't the time to focus...
Via The Jets Blog
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December 02, 2011
I have some advice for my SNY programming brethren:
1) More Westy
2) More Westy
3) More Westy
Via NBC Washington
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December 01, 2011
In the NFL, every team is constantly searching for that golden formula to guarantee success. The concept of how to go about it is always evolving, but ultimately if a healthy balance isn’t achieved at every level of the organization, then it’s very difficult to accomplish much anything.
From what I gather, that balance hasn’t been instilled in the Washington Redskins...
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