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Redskins' Pass Rush Is Stuck in the Slow Lane
Washington Post — At times Sunday night, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo must have felt like he was still at a preseason practice, where defenders risk being cut if they hit the passer, and even inadvertent contact is forbidden. Romo was playing for the first time in a month, trying to protect his broken pinkie...
Washington Redskins3 hours agoRedskins' Rookie Wideouts Could Get More Involved
Washington Post — The Washington Redskins envision rookie WR Malcolm Kelly, who has had knee problems all season, helping at some point in the final six games. Rookie WR Devin Thomas has displayed encouraging signs in practice, coaches and players said recently, and he might become more involved in upcoming game p...
Washington Redskins3 hours agoRedskins at Seahawks
Washington Post — When: Sunday, 4:15 p.m. Where: Qwest Field, Seattle.
Washington Redskins3 hours agoMarcus Washington Is Out With Sprained Ankle
Washington Post — Marcus Washington has a high-ankle sprain and will be out several weeks, the latest concern for the linebacker, who has struggled mightily this season.
Washington Redskins1 day agoRedskins at Seahawks
Washington Post — When: Sunday, 4:15 p.m. TV: WTTG-5, WBFF-45. Where: Qwest Field, Seattle.
Washington Redskins1 day agoFor Many of the Redskins, Game Day Often Ends With a Sleepless Night
Washington Post — Fred Smoot's postgame routine Sunday night was unique for a few reasons. For one thing, unlike many of his teammates, on his way out of FedEx Field following the loss to the Cowboys, Smoot bought 20 boxes of Krispy Kreme doughnuts from children doing a fundraiser. He's not a big sugar eater, though,...
Washington Redskins1 day agoNew Look?
Washington Post — The Redskins' offense was criticized under former coach Joe Gibbs and offensive coordinator Al Saunders. Through 10 games under Coach Jim Zorn, it has produced numbers similar to last season:
Washington Redskins1 day agoRedskins Fall to Cowboys as Optimism Fades
Washington Post — There was a silence inside FedEx Field last night. It was the kind of silence 90,830 people can make when the euphoria drains from the season and a hated rival is running off the field with arms raised, shouting into the evening chill.
Washington Redskins1 day agoCOWBOYS 14 REDSKINS 10
Washington Post — For complete coverage of last night's game, go to http://www.washingtonpost.com/redskins . Also get breaking news, analysis and all things Redskins from Washington Post beat reporter Jason La Canfora at http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider .
Washington Redskins1 day agoHolmgren's Lost, Last Season in Seattle
Washington Post — For more than 16 years he has glared down NFL sidelines, his raging eyes and scowling face responding to every ill-timed pass, fumbled opportunity and sheer imperfection. And yet Mike Holmgren has managed to win. Even the bad years, two blips spread across his nearly two-decade record of playoff and...
Washington Redskins1 day agoSally Jenkins: It's a Fine Line Between Blame and Praise
Washington Post — It's generally not a good thing when offensive linemen are noticeable, and the Redskins linemen have gotten a lot of notice in the last two losses. They play an invisible game, a contest in which the action is indistinct, and beating or getting beat is a matter of an inside foot or shoulder.
Washington Redskins1 day agoZorn, Redskins Lose Sleep Over Offense's Struggles
Washington Post — The plays Washington Coach Jim Zorn stews over late at night, when his head is on the pillow but his eyes remain wide open, are so apparent on film it makes him sick to his stomach.
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- Sports Waves: Reviewing Sunday Night Football Redskins Insider | Washington Post
- Skins Know They Play Better in Adversity Redskins Insider | Washington Post
- Thomas Heartened by Role at the End Redskins Insider | Washington Post
- Campbell More Concerned with Decisions than Stats Redskins Insider | Washington Post
- Two Views of the O Line Redskins Insider | Washington Post
- Crunching the Numbers on Offense Redskins Insider | Washington Post
- Sam Donnellon: Suddenly, Eagles are the Philly pro team in the most disarray Philadelphia Inquirer/Daily News
- GIANTS' QBS PAST AND PRESENT HAVING BIG '08 New York Post
- JACOBS OK, BUT MAY MISS CARDS New York Post
- NFL: Big Ben supports McNabb Philadelphia Inquirer/Daily News
- Paul Domowitch: Ravens coach Harbaugh learned well from Eagles coach Reid Philadelphia Inquirer/Daily News
- Giants have recovered New York Newsday
- Q&A with Fabian Washington Baltimore Sun
- Club's nurture, Flacco's nature proving to be promising fit Baltimore Sun
- Orioles talk to ex-Reds GM about Proefrock post Baltimore Sun
- O's Sign Reyes to Minor League Deal Washington Post
- Maryland vs. Youngstown State Washington Post
- MacPhail could look to former Reds GM for staff vacancy Baltimore Sun
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AP Photo/Gerald Herbert
In this Nov. 16, 2008 file photo, Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis rushes for a short gain during the first quarter of their NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys in Landover, Md. »Yahoo! Sports
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LANDOVER, MD - NOVEMBER 16: Tony Romo #9 of the Dallas Cowboys walks off the field after losing possession of the ball against the Washington Redskins during the game on November 16, 2008 at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland. »Yahoo! Sports
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Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens makes a catch during football practice at the team's training facility in Irving, Texas, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2008. The Cowboys will play the Washington Redskins on Sunday.»Yahoo! Sports
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In this Oct. 26, 2008, file photo, Detroit Lions quarterback Drew Henson warms up before the Lions' NFL football game against the Washington Redskins in Detroit. The Lions cut Henson on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008.»Yahoo! Sports
