Free agent linebacker Rocky McIntosh, who has spent his entire six-year career in Washington, will visit this week with the Bears, a club in desperate need of depth at the position.
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April 18, 2012
Last week, Jabar Gaffney (or someone hacking Jabar Gaffney) went on a Twitter rant for the ages, and now he feels that his roster spot in Washington is in jeopardy.
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April 19, 2012
The Washington Redskins are looking to trade wide receiver Jabar Gaffney and have told him not to report to any offseason workouts, according to Gaffney himself.
“I was very surprised,” Gaffney told the Washington Times’ John Keim. “I wanted nothing more than to play for the Redskins. I’m still looking forward to a great season with the Redskins, but I was told I don...
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April 18, 2012
Free agent linebacker Rocky McIntosh is scheduled to visit the Chicago Bears this week according to Jeff Dickerson of ESPNChicago.com. McIntosh started 69 games for the Redskins over six seasons before losing his job in November last year. He could back up on the weakside and in the middle with the Bears. Source: The Redzone Attached Thumbnails
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April 19, 2012
The NFL Draft is still a week away but that hasn't stopped the Washington Redskins from showing quarterback Robert Griffin III some love.
Washington traded with the St. Louis Rams for the number two overall pick in this seasons NFL Draft and have made it clear they like Baylor's Heisman winning quarterback Robert Griffin III.
Griffin has already spent time going over the...
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April 17, 2012
The Washington Redskins will kickoff the 2012 season Sept 9. on the road at New Orleans and will play Thanksgiving Day in Dallas. The Redskins finished last season 5-11 but will have two nationally televised games this season.
Week
Date
Day
Time
Opponent
Preseason
Pre1
@Buffalo
@Chicagi
Pre3
Indianapolis
Pre4
Tampa Bay
Regular Season
1
9/9/2012
Sunday
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April 18, 2012
If you can’t trust a man who you have seen on TV your entire life hosting a show that makes you feel dumber every time you watch it, who can you trust? Alex Trebek has been hosting Jeopardy since 1984. He has learned more random facts over the past 28 years than any of us would learn in 28 lifetimes. But does he know sports? If the people of Washington, D.C. trust Trebek’s opinion...
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April 18, 2012
PFT is reporting that the Redskins and Cowboys will have their grievance heard in May. The grievance is over the issue of the NFL forcing them to take salary cap hits for player contracts they front-loaded in the uncapped year.
The league contends that the Cowboys and Redskins violated the “spirit” of the salary cap during the uncapped year of 2010, even though the NFL approved...
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April 18, 2012
Sports fans follow teams, but they relate to players. I know this because hits to Hog Heaven are unfailingly higher when a player leads a headline than when the topic is about the team.
We saw our biggest hits this month from stories about Robert Griffin III and London Fletcher than when we wrote about the schedule or defense. Big media knows that lesson, so it's no surprise...
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April 19, 2012
Jabar Gaffney, who may’ve been the team’s best offensive player last season, says the Redskins are trying to trade him, and he thinks it has something to do with last week’s Twitter incident, which he claims was a hack job (love you, athletes). In any event, he’s been told not to attend offseason workouts. [Redskins Confidential]
Robert Griffin III gets an SI cover, which...
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April 19, 2012
We are officially one week away from the 2012 NFL Draft and one week away from the complexity of the 2012 Season changing with every pick. We know how the top two picks will play out but we don’t know how the rest of the draft will play out. Expect over the next week or
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April 18, 2012
The Dallas Cowboys and the Washington Redskins will have their case heard in May after $46 million in salary-cap space was taken away from the two teams, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed Wednesday. The story was first reported by ProFootballTalk.com. Dallas lost $10 million and Washington $36 million as a result of what the management council deemed to be taking...
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April 19, 2012
The first installment of the 2012 schedule breakdown, as promised, is the Redskins. The NFL pundits came out today and said Washington has the 6th easiest schedule for 2012, but I don't see it that way. This schedule looks menacing, especially down the stretch, but it does begin with relatively winnable games. So if RG3 is able to adapt to the NFL quickly, this schedule just...
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