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Did Justin Tryon do enough to make the Redskins' final roster?
Redskins Insider | Washington Post — Third-year cornerback Justin Tryon intercepted a pass and broke up another Thursday night in a 20-10 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. But did Tryon do enough? Before his performance in the preseason finale, Tryon was on shaky ground to make the opening 53-man roster, according to people with knowledge of the situation. And it's doubtful he could have done enough in the last preseason game to effect a major change in his situation. "I think Justin can play in the league," defensive coordinator Jim Haslett said after the game. Tryon, a fourth-round pick in 2008, was a major contributor last season...
1 hour agoRedskins unveil week of festivities for opener vs. Dallas
Redskins Insider | Washington Post — In case you forgot, the Redskins' season opens next week with a little game against the Dallas Cowboys. To make sure no one takes this lightly, the team has planned a series of events for next week to help fans prepare for one of the most anticipated season openers in recent years. The Redskins are calling the week the largest pregame tailgate party in team history. On gameday, fans can start filling the parking lots at noon -- eight hours before kickoff. The team will have five videoboards spread throughout the parking lots so fans won't miss any other NFL action. "We want this to be a gameda...
1 hour agoSource: John Beck takes pay cut for 2010 season
Redskins Insider | Washington Post — We've been traveling to and from Phoenix, so we haven't chased the news of quarterback John Beck's extension as hard as we'd like. But we're hearing that while Beck was technically extended through 2012, he also had to accept a significant cut in pay for the 2010 season. News surfaced earlier this week that Beck signed a two-year, $2.25 million extension that runs through 2012. But the numbers of his preexisting contract were also changed and Beck is now set to make $600,000 in 2010 instead of the $1.1 million his contract previously called for, according to a league source familiar with the d...
3 hours agoWashington Redskins 2010: 10 preseason questions answered
Washington Post — The Redskins' roster shrinks to 53 players Saturday. Dallas week formally begins Sunday. And the Mike Shanahan Era enters the regular season next weekend. Washington Redskins - Sports - NFL - Football - American
4 hours agoD.C. Sports Bog: Redskins announce Dallas Week festivities
Washington Post — My first clue that the Redskins were planning something special for the first week of this NFL season came on the first day of training camp, when Larry Michael was interviewing Daniel Snyder for ESPN 980. Suddenly, as if a lightning bolt of inspiration had ripped out of the sky and smashed into ... Washington Redskins - NFL - Sports - Football - American
4 hours agoJohn Beck learning on the fly
Redskins Insider | Washington Post — Just a day after news surfaced that he'd signed a contract extension with the Redskins, quarterback John Beck said he's been given no roster assurances by coaches. But Beck says he feels he did everything he could since joining the team just one month ago. "I'm really excited to be here with Coach [Mike] Shanahan," said Beck, who signed a two-year, $2.25 million extension that now runs through 2012, "and to be in this offense with Kyle Shanahan. There's a lot of things that I really like about here. For me, it was just a great opportunity." in Thursday night's loss to the Cardinals, Beck had h...
7 hours agoFor players on Washington Redskins' roster bubble, preseason loss to Arizona Cardinals was final audition
Washington Post — GLENDALE, ARIZ. - Their preseason finished, Washington Redskins players filed out of University of Phoenix Stadium and headed straight to the airport. The overnight flight that awaited them is the farthest they would travel all year. It's a long time in the air to collect one's thoughts. Arizona Cardinals - Washington Redskins - Sports - NFL - Football
8 hours agoTrip to Arizona offers the final audition for a host of hopeful Washington Redskins
Washington Post — While most of the Redskins' starters won't play Thursday night against the Cardinals, the game will serve a final audition for many others. And that means coaches will be paying special attention to special teams play. Washington Redskins - NFL - Sports - Football - American
8 hours agoAlbert Haynesworth goes the distance in Washington Redskins' preseason finale
Washington Post — The defensive lineman starts for the first time in the preseason, but the Redskins fall to the Arizona Cardinals, 20-10. Washington Redskins - NFL - Sports - Football - American
8 hours agoFor Washington Redskins, the 2008 draft is best forgotten
Washington Post — As the holdovers from the Redskins' 10-member 2008 draft class prepare for their third season, the group appears no closer to fulfilling management's once-high expectations. Washington Redskins - NFL - Sports - Football - American
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