2009 Pro Bowl - AFC vs. The Washington Redskins?

by JasonDLT on Nov 21, 2008 12:09 PM EST

In a nearly inconceivably laughable circumstance and brilliant campaigning by the Washington Redskins, 20 members of the 6-4 Washington Redskins are leading in fan voting for their respective positions for the Pro Bowl. The Redskins have had an aggressive Obama-styled get out the vote campaign that has led to the Redskins leading the NFC ballots in 16 of 19 positions, eight of the 11 NFC starters on both offense and defense would be Redskins, plus all four special teams players. Shawn Springs who has missed six games with injuries, is the leading vote-getter at cornerback...continued here

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If you're going to blog whore

At least write something original.

by ReggieBullits on Nov 22, 2008 12:37 PM EST reply actions

Hadn’t seen that article – I did see the fox sports one that I linked to in my post….mine was completely original, even if the subject matter was not.

by JasonDLT on Nov 26, 2008 12:05 PM EST up reply actions

Well, VOTE

at least let’s make this post useful.

Now that the word is out (ESPN, Washington Post, this guy’s blog, etc etc.) let’s make sure it happens. I would love to see an all Redskins Pro Bowl (all the sweeter if we take it the rest of the way this season).

VOTE

Vote away.

by matthiasstephan on Nov 23, 2008 11:15 AM EST reply actions

obviously

we need more people to vote for pro bowl

by joshp on Nov 23, 2008 8:44 PM EST reply actions

Yes, we Redskins fans are obviously slacking ...

come on everyone. Vote Vote Vote

Plackemeier, Khary Campbell, Betts, they all stand a chance at the Pro Bowl at this rate.

by matthiasstephan on Nov 25, 2008 1:06 PM EST up reply actions

What do you guys think of moving the Pro Bowl to the week between the Super Bowl and the Championship Games? Obviously it doesn’t address the fan voting issue but at least it might make the game more interesting.

by JasonDLT on Nov 26, 2008 12:05 PM EST reply actions