Yardbarker: Marcus Washington

Marcus Washington Stands Alone

Wed, 27 Feb 2008 13:35:38 -0500

Marcus Washington is going to continue to do his thing. He's going to rush the passer well, he's going to shut down opposing tight ends, and he's going to eat up blockers on running plays so that London Fletcher can flow to the ball. But, he might not be with the team when the Redskins are ready to make a championship run says Greg Trippiedi.

Hog Wire: Youth Movement; Cooley Extension; More

Fri, 07 Sep 2007 22:07:36 -0500

The Washington Redskins finished the 2007 preseason with a 2-2 record. In their preseason finale, the Redskins lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars 31-14 at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium. In his limited action, which tested the condition of his bruised knee, Jason Campbell led the first-team offense to a touchdown on his only drive of the game. He exited the game after completing 5-of-5 passes for 54 yards, ending with a 23-yard touchdown pass to Antwaan Randle El. The final game was the last chance for roster hopefuls to impress the coaches as roster cuts loomed, therefore both teams "sat" their projected starters. Youth Movement? The Redskins appear to be fielding a younger team in 2007 than last year, despite the fact that they signed veterans MLB London Fletcher, LB Randall Godfrey, and G Pete Kendall. Many of the older veterans were not re-signed (Troy Vincent, David Patten, Warrick Holdman, Jeff Posey, and John Hall), partly because of their age and partly because of the growth of the younger players on the roster, such as Reed Doughty and Rocky McIntosh, among others. Players new to the Redskins and the NFL include two draft picks, Safety LaRon Landry (the 6th pick overall) and Linebacker H.B. Blades (sixth round), and 3 undrafted rookies (T Stephon Heyer, TE Cody Boyd, and RB Marcus Mason). The Redskins also signed 3 first-year players (DE Lorenzo Alexander, DE Chris Wilson, and CB Leigh Torrence) that made the final rosters... Click the link below for more...

Strengths and Weaknesses of the Skins Defence

Tue, 26 Jun 2007 02:34:59 -0500

DEF LINE 1. Ryan Boschetti: He will probably make it as a reserve can play DT and DE. 2. Lorenzo Alexander: He could make it as a reserve maybe. 3. Cornelius Griffin: Starter for Certain. 4. Jared Clauss: Played 29 games for titans why shouldn't he make the team? 5. Joe Salave'a: Veteran that can come in anytime. 6. Kedric Golston: Started 12 games I think he will start this year. 7. Anthony Montgomery: Big Athletic man he could get a reserves spot. 8. Bryant Shaw: I see potential. 9. Joe Sykes: Played in one game last year he will probably be a reserve. 10. Demetric Evans: Had eleven starts he will probably start some games this year. 11. Phillip Daniels: Played in all 16 games with 15 starts he will make it. 12. Jamaal Green: Practice Squad material if that. 13. Justin Hickman: Him and Alex Buzbee are probably just practice squad material as of right now. 14. Alex Buzbee: Possible Reserve but most likely practice squad material. 15. Andre Carter: He will make the team he started all 16 games. 16. Chris Wilson: Who's that? Maybe he has a shot. 17. Renaldo Wynn: He had played in 15 of the games last year he will make the team with out a doubt. Overall The D Line is amazing I give them a A. DB's 1. Carlos Rogers: Roger Started 15 games missed one due to injury, he will make the team. 2. Fred Smoot: Possible starter but will get playing time; I say it's between him and Springs. 3. Shawn Springs: Had injuries last year but will probably be spliting time with Rogers and Smoot. 4. Ade Jimoh: He will make the team considering he has played in 32 games straight with them as a reserve. 5. David Macklin: He had played in 14 games last year with the Cardinals he will probably serve as what Jimoh does. 6. Jerametrius Butler: He is a good Corner but injuries have set him back so he might make it as a reserve im hoping he does because I like him. 7. John Eubanks: It's hard to say if he will be a reserve but I think he will make the practice squad. 8. Leigh Torrence: Not sure about him they have so much talent. 9. Byron Westbrook: Now we just need his brother lol. 10. Brandon Register: I think he will get cut didnt do much in college. 11. London Fletcher: He will be amazing considering he was the best on Buffalo's D for the past 4 years where he led in tackles every year for the team. 12. H.B. Blades: He could possibly get some game time this year I like him alot. 13. Khary Campbell: He played in 14 games last year maybe he will be a reserve. 14. Dallas Sartz: He and H.B. will be great additions to the team. 15. Zach Latimer: I think he will make the practice squad. 16. Rocky McIntosh: He won't start but he will get playing time. 17. Lemar Marshall: He was a starter last year ofcourse he will make the team. 18. Kevin Jones: Practice squad this year maybe a reserve next year. 19. Marcus Washington: Starter last year and will be again this year. 20. Anthony Trucks: Practice squad material. Overall the DB's are solid and are even better then the D line in my opinion I give them a A almost a A+ Secondary 1. Vernon Fox: Fox played in all 16 games and will probably be a reserve this year as well. 2. Reed Doughty: Will probably be a reserve like last year. 3. Pierson Prioleau: Hes a good asset that will probably get lots of playing time. 4. LaRon Landry: 6th overall pick I think he will be a starter with Taylor but will there personailities connect? 5. Sean Taylor: He and Landry are very similar both aggressive lets just hope it doesnt back fire. 6. Omar Stoutmire: Started 9 games with New Orleans He will be a good veteran backup. Overall ill give the Secondary an A- because the starters are very aggressive and might be too aggressive but they could be amazing together. Overall the Defence together is a A they are one the best on paper but they just need to work together unlike last year having the worst but great talent.

Joe Gibbs: Good Coach, Bad President

Tue, 31 Oct 2006 18:34:37 -0500

The Running Redskins offers thoughts on a John Keim article, 'suspect architect' in which the point is made that Washington's "theory to trade the uncertainty of draft picks for the known quantity of veteran players" hasn't exactly worked out that well under Joe Gibbs. "The Redskins have traded away 11 draft choices under Gibbs. They have selected 16 players, with nine still on the roster. Of those nine, only three — Sean Taylor, Chris Cooley and Carlos Rogers — are considered full-time starters."