Redskins LB Riley questionable
Wide receiver Pierre Garcon (foot) was officially ruled out for the Washington Redskins' home game against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, and linebacker Perry Riley is questionable with a hamstring injury. Riley will be a game-time decision after getting in limited work Friday. "With those hamstrings, you don't know for sure," head coach Mike Shanahan said...
Washington Redskins Potential Breakout Player of 2012: Perry Riley
The great thing about the NFL is that there are so many positions that every year, there is almost always at least one player who has a breakout year on every team, no matter how good or bad the team is. This is one part in a 32 part segment detailing one potential breakout player for the 2012 NFL season on each NFL team. For the Washington Redskins, that player is middle linebacker...
Redskins took slow approach with Roy Helu, Perry Riley
There are two seeds of promise inside the packet of official statistics from the Washington Redskins' win over Seattle on Sunday. Their most inexperienced starters on offense and defense — running back Roy Helu and inside linebacker Perry Riley — led the team in rushing yards and tackles. For an ...
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December 01, 2011
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Perry Riley, Barry Cofield continue to improve
Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan said safety LaRon Landry (groin), linebacker London Fletcher (ankle), fullback Darrel Young (concussion), and defensive end Stephen Bowen (knee) did not practice because of injuries Wednesday.
Linebacker Brian Orakpo (shoulder), offensive tackle Jammal Brown (hip) and receover Niles Paul (toe) were limited in practice.
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November 30, 2011
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Week 11 IDP Rankings-LB: Start Navorro Bowman & Watch Perry Riley
Week 11 is here and for many of us this means our final three weeks of the regular season and our final chance to make a push for the fantasy playoffs.
This week make sure you start D.J. Williams. He is back to his havoc-wreaking form and is piling up tackles and forced fumbles. This week he will play the Jets and will be all over Shonn Greene and LaDainian Tomlinson. He will...
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November 16, 2011
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Redemption for Riley in Start Number One
The youth movement was in full swing Sunday as Leonard Hankerson drew rave reviews for his eight-catch, 106-yard performance in Sunday’s loss to the Miami Dolphins.
However in predictable fashion, disaster struck in the fourth quarter when Hankerson tore his labrum being tackled by a Miami defender.
That’s a crushing blow for a rookie who had steadily improved every week. Hankerson...
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November 15, 2011
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First Quarter Fakeouts
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The Redskins employed a bit of trickery in their pregame lineups, waiting until the last minute before announcing that Rex Grossman would start at quarterback in place of John Beck, and linebacker Perry Riley would start in place of Rocky McIntosh.
Both surprise starters had a shaky start on their respective first drives, with Grossman going three-and-out with a sack, and...
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November 13, 2011
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Perry Riley to start for Rocky McIntosh
Rex Grossman isn’t the only player taking over as starter for the Washington Redskins today as the team faces the Miami Dolphins. Second-year inside linebacker Perry Riley will start over veteran Rocky McIntosh, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
McIntosh started the year off on a strong note, but has struggled the last couple weeks both in the tackling and...
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November 13, 2011
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Rob Jackson and Perry Riley each fined $15,000 for hits vs. Rams
Rookie wide receiver Niles Paul wasn’t the only Redskins player to receive a fine for a hit in Sunday’s game at St. Louis. Linebackers Rob Jackson and Perry Riley have been fined $15,000 apiece after also receiving unnecessary roughness calls.
Jackson’s fine was for a hit in which he took Sam Bradford to the ground after the quarterback released a pass.
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October 07, 2011
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Shanahan: Penalty against Perry Riley a ‘bad call’
The Redskins levied two bruising hits on St. Louis punt returns and received two unnecessary roughness penalties, the first of which Shanahan contends was a bad call by officials.
Midway through the second quarter, Sav Rocca punted to the Rams’ 33-yard line. Fielding the punt, Austin Pettis was immediately hit by a flying Perry Riley and couldn’t hold onto the ball. Riley drew...
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October 02, 2011
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