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1. “Things Ain’t Like They Used to Be” by The Black Keys
In many ways, the Washington Redskins’ 34-19 loss to the New York Jets was a perfect representation of the 2011 season.
In both instances, the team looked at its best the first time it took the field, gave the fans plenty of [...]
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December 05, 2011
The New York Jets have missed outside linebacker Bryan Thomas since his season ending injury in week 4 against the Baltimore Ravens. It has been clear the impact Aaron Maybin has provided to the Jets. Yet, he isn’t a traditional outside linebacker and is used specifically as a pass rusher, primarily out of a sprinter’s stance on the defensive line. The carousel of players...
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December 04, 2011
The Redskins couldn't keep up with the Jets, as the NFC East club fell 34-19 on their home turf of FedEx Field.
Fantasy Spin:
Quarterback Rex Grossman was erratic as usual, completing 19 of 46 passes for 221 yards, with no touchdowns against one interception. Roy Helu led the ground attack with 100 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries, to go along with four catches for 42 receiving...
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December 06, 2011
With the 2011 season on the line in Washington, Rex Ryan unveiled off all things, the Wildcat formation. Doing so with speedster Jeremy Kerley and Shonn Greene at the helm. The results were a success at times, other times not so much. Looking deeper into the message this surprising ploy may have sent, the bigger question is whether or not this wrinkle was a game day stunt or permanent...
Via The Jets Blog
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December 06, 2011
Rex Ryan joined Michael Kay on 1050 yesterday to talk about the Jets win, cleaning some things up, making a playoff push and much more.
1050 ESPN – Rex Ryan 12/5
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December 04, 2011
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The football action started early this morning at FedExField, as the Redskins held early morning tryouts of 6-to-15-year-olds this morning, seeing who had the strongest arms and legs in Redskins Nation.
Talk about early scouting. Not many football prospects have their moms and dads drive them to the tryout.
The annual NFL Play 60 “Punt, Pass &...
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December 04, 2011
The Washington Redskins lost more than just their eighth game of the season on Sunday afternoon at FedEx Field, an improbably fourth quarterback comeback giving the New York Jets a 34-19 win— they may have lost the biggest part of their offense for the rest of the season.
The Associated Press is reporting that tight end Fred Davis and left tackles Trent Williams will be suspended...
Via The Jets Blog
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December 05, 2011
Another week of frustrating football against a bad team but another much-needed win. Like I said it wasn’t pretty but the Jets 34-19 against the win was their second in a row and put them in a four-way tie for the sixth and final wild card spot. Given the Jets relatively weak schedule down the stretch, there is no reason to suggest they can’t keep this momentum going...
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December 06, 2011
The Washington Redskins have promoted defensive tackle Chris Baker from the practice squad, Mike Jones of The Washington Post reports. Originally signed by the Denver Broncos as an undrafted free agent out of Hampton in 2009, the 6-foot-2, 329-pound Baker appeared in one game for the Broncos as a rookie and another game last season for the Miami Dolphins. Waived by the Dolphins in...
Via The Jet Press
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December 04, 2011
Mayhem Maybin strikes again.With the help of Aaron Maybin and a sack/forced fumble, the New York Jets defeated the Washington Redskins 34-19 in a messy, unspirited game.With the Cincinnati Bengals losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers, and with … [visit site to read more]Jets defeat Redskins 34-19 - The Jet Press - The Jet Press - A New York Jets Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
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December 06, 2011
(By Kris Jenkins, For The New York Times) EDITOR'S NOTE: Kris Jenkins is a former All-Pro defensive lineman for the Carolina Panthers. A series of major operations (one shoulder, three knee) forced him to retire from the New York Jets after the 2010 season. Today, he works for a New York-based cable channel. Here are excerpts from recent interviews that New York Times sportswriter...
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December 05, 2011
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