Additions of WRs Begins to Make Sense
There was plenty of criticism thrown the Redskins way when they brought in veteran receivers Jabar Gaffney and Donte Stallworth this offseason.Washington went down the aging receiver road before in 2010 when they kept the aging Joey Galloway and Roydell Williams on the final roster. The experiment backfired in a major way as the pair combined for 20 catches in 26 games. Yet that...
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August 24, 2011
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Redskins Release WR Roydell Williams
Redskins released wide receiver Roydell Williams. With the Redskins adding three rookie wideouts in addition to Donte' Stallworth and Jabar Gaffney, Williams never stood a chance.Source: Rich Campbell: Twitter.com Attached Thumbnails
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July 28, 2011
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July 28, 2011
Redskins agree to terms Niles Paul, Aldrick Robinson; reportedly cut Roydell Williams
The Washington Redskins have agreed to terms with rookie wide receivers Niles Paul and Aldrick Robinson and also have reportedly cut seldom-used veteran wideout Roydell Williams.
The terms of Paul and Robinson’s contracts were not immediately available because the paperwork still was being finalized. But sources familiar with the situation said that both players had agreements...
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July 28, 2011
Redskins sign a receiver ams release another
The Redskins have come to terms with Nebraska wide receiver Niles Paul and have also released Roydell Williams. Also reported yesterday, Brandon Stokley was signed to the team. Reported this morning, his agent indicated he in fact was not signed … [visit site to read more]
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July 28, 2011
The Washington Redskins Are Now Incredibly Deep At Wide Receiver
No, they didn’t break the bank and go after a guy like Rice, Holmes, or Edwards, but heading into training camp, the Redskins now have a lot of wide receivers. And I mean a lot.
With the signings of Santana Moss and Donte Stallworth, and the recent trade with the Denver Broncos (Jeremy Jarmon) for Jabar Gaffney, the Redskins now have 13 wide receivers heading into the 2011...
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July 27, 2011
Tandler: “Julio Jones would bring a little glitter to the offense”
Better than your breakfast
Friday morning bites:
Rich Tandler, of CSN Washington, discusses whether Julio Jones would be considered a “luxury” pick for the Washington Redskins.
“When you have real needs like they do, a receiver is a luxury. But Julio Jones … would bring a little glitter to the offense. You could make a case for him.”
So, which is...
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April 08, 2011
Top 25 Players: #1
Looking back at the Mack Brown orchestrated renaissance of mid-80s Tulane football, I am struck at how some things never change. He rebuilt Texas the exact same way- an emphasis on mobile, athletic quarterbacks and oodles of receiving talent. I’ve worn out the keyboard here explaining just how much harder it was for Tulane to win in that Brown era, how much broader the talent base...
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February 28, 2011
Who’s not coming back in 2011–offense
Fellow CSN-er Ryan O’Halloran and I debate who will be back in 2011 and who will be hitting the road. We came up with somewhat different results, take a look: Receivers Who’s here now: Anthony Armstrong, Terrence Austin, Brandon Banks, Malcolm Kelly, Santana Moss, Roydell Williams Tandler: Williams and Moss will be gone. Williams is [...]
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February 09, 2011
Coin toss: Redskins wide receivers--what's the plan?
We asked earlier how much Santana Moss is worth for next season. PAskinsfan17 responds: 3 yrs 5 million + some incentives. He's the only real receiver we got. Let's face facts. Our Wrs are terrible. We can resign Moss, Get a big FA like Braylon Edwards, and still have room for Malcolm Kelly, Anthony Armstrong, and Terrence Austin. We'd just be cutting Roydell Williams...
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February 09, 2011
Top 25 Players: #19-#18
Back to the list this morning, and four real fan favorites are coming up starting today.Following on the theme of Tulane’s regional independent era, the terrible death of that era gave Tulane the Tommy Bowden regime. Bowden circumvented Southern Mississippi’s power game as C-USA dominant style with the offensive circus we have today. He took C-USA’s surplus resources: smaller...
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January 22, 2011
Grading the Redskins 2010 Draft
With the regular season over we’ve had a chance to look at what the Redskins got in the 2010 Draft, assess the contributions of each player or pick and compare it to what the Redskins could have gotten if they had made a different decision.
A major complaint I’ve made about Redskins Head Coach Mike Shanahan this year has been his stubborn unwillingness to play his young...
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January 05, 2011
Redskin Players 2010 Season Stats
The following are the Washington Redskins Player Stats for the 2010 regular season (courtesy of redskins.com):
Rushing
Player
#
Yards
Avg.
TD
Ryan Torain
164
742
4.5
4
Keiland Williams
65
261
4
3
Clinton Portis
54
227
4.2
2
Donovan McNabb
29
151
5.2
0
James Davis
15
51
3.4
0
Darrel Young
4
19
4.8
0
Rex Grossman
3
6
2
0
Brandon Banks
2
6
3
0
Larry Johnson...
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January 04, 2011
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January 04, 2011
Quick Hitters: Cowboys 33 Redskins 30
01. Legendary Redskins Hall of Game QB Sonny Jurgensen said this about benched QB Donovan McNabb on the ESPN 980 radio pregame show:
“He wasn’t performing, and at practice, he’d never practice hard, and I think that had some bearing on it also. Because Shanahan’s a stickler for practice, working hard in practice so that you carry that over into the game. And...
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December 19, 2010
Keep or Discard: Building the 2011 offense
Not all of you can stay
With 13 regular season games in the books and every player on the Redskins roster [hopefully] auditioning to be around next season, I thought it would be a good time to take a long look at the roster as it stands now [including practice squad and injured reserve players] and try to decide which ones should be kept around and which ones should be discarded...
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December 14, 2010
The Touchdown Was Not Scored On Fifth Down
There can sometimes be a weird disconnect between what people in the pressbox notice and what people watching at home notice. The TV broadcast will highlight something -- say, a shouting match on the sidelines, or a random player standing isolated by himself while his position group appears to have a meeting nearby -- that can go entirely unnoticed by the assembled media.
That wasn...
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December 12, 2010
Quick Hitters: Giants 31 Redskins 7
01. After this game and into the week we’re going to hear lots of quotes from Redskins players and coaches, as well as happy-talk aficionado Larry Michaels about how the Redskins aren’t playing up to their potential. About how they need to “pick it up” and “turn it up a notch” and how the playoffs are not out of the question. Pay no attention...
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December 05, 2010
Golston, Haynesworth, Torain, T. Williams among the questionable
In addition to ruling out safety LaRon Landry (Achilles) and cornerback Carlos Rogers (hamstring), the Redskins have listed 14 players as questionable for Sunday's game at the New York Giants. The group includes: linebacker Lorenzo Alexander (hamstring), receiver Brandon Banks (knee), guard Derrick Dockery (knee), defensive end Kedric Golston (elbow/groin), defensive tackle Albert...
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December 03, 2010
This Ole Fart Thinks: Redskins vs Vikings
Hmmm, I’m not sure but has the old man’s stance on Lorenzo Alexander changed? Read on to see
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Playoffs?…..Playoffs????…PLAYOFFS?????”
Okay, I have been saving that one for a while. But let’s get real, coming from...
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December 01, 2010
Redskins Roundup: Get young or die!
In today’s MUST READ, Dan Daly of TBD orders Redskins management to tear the roster down and rebuild it, focusing on youth.
Which three players on the Redskins’ 53-man roster – or, if you prefer, their 61-man roster – excite you the most? (I wouldn’t be surprised if they all had something in common.)
The names I’ve scribbled down are Brian Orakpo, Trent Williams...
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December 01, 2010
Redskins and Vikings tied at 7
First Quarter The Redskins opened the game with perhaps their best drive of the season. Donovan McNabb connected on all eight of his passes for 84 yards, five different receivers caught passes, the Redskins converted all four of their third down attempts and the offense even showed a new wrinkle: Brandon Banks carrying out of the Wildcat formation. The Redskins had big plays on a...
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November 28, 2010
Redskins vs. Vikings - First Quarter Reactions
For one drive, the Redskins were darned near perfect. Donovan McNabb went 8-for-8 for 84 yards and 1 touchdown. The Redskins were 4-for-4 on third down. Chris Cooley, Anthony Armstrong, and Roydell Williams all contributed impressive athletic plays. Brandon Banks even took a couple of direct snaps in the Wildcat formation. It was like watching someone play Madden on Rookie level...
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November 28, 2010
Redskins News
This should have been done a long time ago. The Redskins waived WR Joey Galloway and promoted WR Terrance Austin from the practice squad to fill the position that Galloway occupied. Redskins Nation, recognizing how little Galloway was producing, has been calling for this move to be made for awhile now. Austin was drafted in the 7th round of the draft and was put on the practice...
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November 27, 2010
Injuries Forcing the Redskins to Start the Slow Climb Towards Youth
Yeah, he's a keeper (Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
After seeing the ridiculous amounts of Redskins falling by the wayside this past Sunday against the Titans, I wondered 'Why us?'. Perhaps karma finally caught up to the Redskins for knocking out an equally ridiculous amount of the opposing team's star players. Or perhaps the Redskins were tired from the short week...
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November 27, 2010
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November 27, 2010
This team remains one of the hardest Redskin teams to get a feel for that I can ever recall. How does a team beat the likes of Philly, Tennessee, Chicago, Green Bay and Dallas while losing to Philly, St Louis, Detroit and Houston? The only game that really went per plan would be the Indy loss. We are 5-5 and still definitely alive for a post season berth, but the team inspires...
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November 24, 2010
Coaches not pleased with Joey Galloway's play Monday
No. 3 wide receiver Joey Galloway, who has contributed little this season, was benched in the second half of Monday night's 59-28 blowout loss to Philadelphia. Roydell Williams replaced Galloway in multiple-receiver sets during the second half after Galloway did a poor job while running a route late in the second and quarterback Donovan McNabb's pass was intercepted. On Monday...
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November 18, 2010
THE REDSKINS HOT 25
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