Posted on December 17, 2009 by James W
Cerrato’s Resignation brings in Bruce Allan as General Manager. Allan, is a new face and new hope for the team.
This Sunday, The Redskins will play one of their biggest rivals, the Giants. The Redskins are anxious and so are the fans. They have a new attitude and fans are showing their love and spirit for the team more than ever. Private number plates are an awesome example and most of them don’t hesitate to show how the team truly feels about their three rivals whom they get to place twice each year: Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles.
For Sunday’s game, a list of injuries so far:
Thursday, Dec. 17
Washington Redskins
Stephon Heyer, OT – No Practice (Knee)
DeAngelo Hall, CB – Limited Practice (Knee)
Albert Haynesworth, DT – Limited Practice (Ankle)
Mike Sellers, FB – Limited Practice (Thigh)
Kareem Moore, S – Limited Practice (Ankle)
Cornelius Griffin, DT – Limited Practice (Shoulder)
Graham Gano, K – Full Practice (Right Foot)
New York Giants
Ahmad Bradshaw, RB – No Practice (Ankle/Foot)
Mario Manningham, WR – No Practice (Illness)
Kareem McKenzie, OT – No Practice (Knee)
Corey Webster, CB – No Practice (Knee)
Eli Manning, QB – Full Practice (Foot)
Standings so far:
NFC EAST
Team W L T Pct. PF PA
Philadelphia Eagles 9 4 0 .692 372 273
Dallas Cowboys 8 5 0 .667 296 233
New York Giants 7 6 0 .538 341 330
REDSKINS 4 9 0 .308 234 251
Redskins may be down but change is in the future!
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Posted on March 17, 2009 by James W
The Cincinnati Bengals are actively shopping offensive lineman Levi Jones, an 8 year veteran who has battled injuries for the last few seasons. It is believed that if the team can not find a deal he will be released.
The Arizona Cardinals have re-signed linebacker Clark Haggans to a three year deal. The 10 year veteran played in 11 games last season before being placed on injured reserve with a foot injury.
The Washington Redskins signed defensive lineman Renaldo Wynn, who formerly played for the team from 2002 through 2005. Wynn was a backup on the Giants last season and played for the Saints in 2007.
The Pittsburgh Steelers re-signed cornerback Fernando Bryant and offensive lineman Trai Essex to one and two year deals respectively.
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Posted on March 13, 2009 by James W
The NFL’s newest $100 million man, Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, was indicted on two misdemeanor traffic charges stemming from a December 13 car accident in Tennessee.
The two charges, reckless driving and driving with an expired registration carry a maximum penalty of six months in jail, however it is extremely unlikely Haynesworth does any jail time.
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Posted on February 27, 2009 by James W
No big surprise here but the Redskins opened up their pockets again and signed three big free agents…
The Redskins landed the big fish in this year’s free agency pond signing DT Albert Haynesworth to a seven year, $100 million dollar deal with $41 guaranteed. Many are speculating that this deal will not last past year four, but regardless the move instantly makes the Redskins defensive line one of the best in the NFC.
Next came the re-signing of Deangelo Hall to a six year $55 million deal. Hall signed with the Redskins midway through last season after being cut by the Raiders. The Redskins may live to regret this signing.
Lastly, the Skins signed offensive Guard Derrick Dockery, who was recently released by the Bills, to a five year $26 million deal. Dockery, who left the Redskins two years ago to sign with Buffalo, returns to his former team and should fit right in with Joe Bugel’s system that hasn’t changed much since he left.
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