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2012 Pro Bowl: Redskins' London Fletcher a Player Anyone Can Cheer For | Washington Redskins
London Fletcher is a man who is truly appreciative of being at the 2012 Pro Bowl. It doesn’t matter he was an alternate, even though he led the league in tackles this past season. Here’s someone that would have cheered for his NFC brothers either way.
Raheem Morris wastes no time moving on to Redskins after firing from Buccaneers - The Washington Post
After being fired as head coach of the Buccaneers, Raheem Morris is ready for a fresh opportunity as the Redskins’ defensive backs coach.
Mike Shanahan pleased NFL draft evaluations during Senior Bowl week - The Insider - The Washington Post
Despite the loss Shanahan came away from the game and the Senior Bowl week as a whole with a sense of accomplishment.
Sticker shock: Look for big deals when free agency starts - Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
NFL free agency will start six weeks from tomorrow. The word "overpaid" always gets thrown around and it is likely that the word will be trending madly on Twitter when March 13 rolls around. Fans of teams from coast to coast will be experiencing sticker shock on player contracts.
The Redskins Shouldn’t Stick Their Necks Out For Manning | Fatpickled
After nearly a month off, I can’t think of a better way to return to blogging than to lead with a cheesy pun in the title of a blog post about an over
Redskins' Campbell has earned merit badge in scouting - Washington Times
Scott Campbell sat alone on the metal bleacher in Section T, Row 29 of Ladd-Peebles Stadium last Wednesday overlooking the South team's Senior Bowl practice through a pair of dark sunglasses. Wavy brown hair peeked over the rim of the same burgundy visor that distinguishes him on the Redskins Park practice fields each summer during training camp.
Senior Bowl A 'Great Learning Experience'
"They taught little technique [adjustments], things I need to work like getting the exact depth on pass routes and getting off the line of scrimmage," Criner said. "I feel like I’ve improved a lot this week just by being more tuned in, from hitting the playbook hard, studying extra, staying after meetings to ask extra questions."
Free agent watch: WR Jackson likely to stay with Chargers
One of the more frequently asked questions I get on Twitter is about the possibility of Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson, slated to be a free agent in March, becoming a Redskin.
New WR coach Hilliard faces a tough task - Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
New Redskins wide receivers coach Ike Hilliard has a tough job on his hands and very limited coaching experience to call upon to get it done. Since finishing up his NFL playing career in 2008, he has worked as an unpaid receivers coach for the Florida Tuskers of the UFL and last year he was an assistant receivers coach for the Miami Dolphins. That is it. Hilliard’s predecessor in his new job, Keenan McCardell, came to the position only have...
Super memories of the Redskins from long ago | Washington Examiner
Here's a look back at three memories from each of those Super Bowl triumphs, with the help of quotes from John Keim's book "Washington Redskins: Stadium Stories."
Finding The Next Darren Sproles | ProFootballFocus.com
Roy Helu showed much promise in the pass game as a rookie. He was the fourth highest graded blocking RB (+3.7) and caught 88% of his targets in 2011
NFL.com Blogs - Marshall steals the show
A few observations after the AFC ran away with the 2012 Pro Bowl, 59-41:
Tom Brady, Eli Manning preparing to lead their teams in Super Bowl XLVI - Peter King - SI.com
INDIANAPOLIS -- Lots going on as we draw nearer to The Rematch Bowl of Super Bowl 46. (That's right, I'm not a big Roman numeral guy.)
The internet is a haven for weirdness at the best of times, but once in a while, you come across something that makes you wonder just what people are thinking when they get up in the morning.
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the scouting department may be a bit undermanned
but I like what I’ve been reading about them…I don’t really see them as a problem, its more so been the coaches/GMs/decision makers that have hurt us…with so much turnover and mismanagement at the top, its no wonder we’ve had bad drafts, because it seems as if it takes time for scouts to adjust to what a certain regime covets in a player…having consistency in every facet of the organization seems to be the only way to have long lasting success
As for me, all I know is that I know nothing.
*Socrates*
Seriously...
a petition for Peyton website? Looks like someone went to GoDaddy.com to see Danika and came away with this bright idea
"Honey Badger Don't Care"
yea, that guy has been hitting everyone up on twitter too pushing the cause. Probably Parks little brother.
"Marge, it takes two to lie. One to lie and one to listen." --Homer Simpson
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by Kevin Ewoldt on Jan 30, 2012 10:38 AM EST up reply actions
I'm not sure there's much reasoning behind VJax staying in San Diego...
If I remember correctly, he wanted out of there in 2009…he held out most of 2010…he wanted out in 2011…why would he want to go back and resign there for an extended period of time? I understand the reasoning that San Diego needs him to be successful, but they could also address WR in this deep class for far less money. That money could go to strengthen up the D
"Honey Badger Don't Care"
I'm all for VJAX staying in SD. I do not want him on our team.
by StephanHart on Jan 30, 2012 11:02 AM EST up reply actions
I think the multiple DUI's will keep him out of B&G...
Shanahan has a mold he wants in his players, and I doubt he’d be willing to break it for VJax
"Honey Badger Don't Care"
So when is it time to start the QB debate
I think now is. WERE NOT GETTING RG3PO yeah I said it….and said it loud and in bold. There is no point in getting a questionable QB and giving up 3-4 very useful potentially hall of fame picks for him. Mike Shanahan isn’t dumb we need 2OLmen 1 top notch WR and then we’ll have a somewhat competent offense for a QB to work with. RG3 isn’t going to make Niles Paul look like Pierre Garcon. He’s not going to make Leonard Hankerson Larry Fitzgerald. And even if he could (a huge if) he wont have the time to throw it to them, and he wont wreck havoc in the pocket he’s not big enough to break away from tackles like Big Ben / Cam Newton. I repeat he is not 2012’s vs of Cam Newton.
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Also I'd like to comment about the Senior Bowl
Was it just me or did the Senior Bowl version of our offense seem pretty inept too?
A fan of losers, Redskins, Wizards, Orioles, Terps, Dale Jr, America
I wasn't going to be the first to mention this
But on a neutral field, with neutral players, our coaching staff did not produce a winning product.
But in the grand scheme of things, that game was probably about as important as the Pro bowl.
Practice is what counts Senior bowl week (but yeah, our offense looked weak)
The world looks mighty different when you're peeking out your belly button
by Skins Fan '77 on Jan 30, 2012 11:01 AM EST up reply actions
I didn't see it when we had Weeden in
But then again we only had 3 points in the 2nd quarter. Who starterd in the 2nd anyways? Foles was the 3rd Right?
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Produce a winning product?
It’s the Senior Bowl for crying out loud. The main goal is to not do something stupid like blow out your ACL before the draft. I can’t believe people are actually talking about the loss.
This is fu_king crazy.
I see it as more cushion for the pushin'
Of course it's crazy
Is always crazy as a Redskins fan in the period between roughly week 13 and the start of free agency
The world looks mighty different when you're peeking out your belly button
by Skins Fan '77 on Jan 30, 2012 11:10 AM EST up reply actions
as long as we don't make huge splashes
No more Fat Albert Belly flops in the kiddie pool.
I’m all for swan dives by graceful nice kids though.
A fan of losers, Redskins, Wizards, Orioles, Terps, Dale Jr, America
I don't think we need to bring up fat Albert anymore
Donovan McNabb was a much larger mistake (but not a free agent)
hey, here’s a good question for debate…
what is the current regime’s best free-agent signing? And worst free agent signing?
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by Skins Fan '77 on Jan 30, 2012 11:24 AM EST up reply actions
Best – Bowen
Worst – I’m going with someone we kept otherwise I’d say Willie Parker (what a dick by the way) actually now that I remember how much of a dick Willie was I’m going with Willie. That guy can go hang out with Rashard Mendanhall and be unAmerican.
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Best-I am going with Bowen… I expect him to be cocaptain next year
Worst-Joey Galloway (because he took a roster spot for far too long) close runner-up though-Willie Parker
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by Skins Fan '77 on Jan 30, 2012 11:43 AM EST up reply actions
Willie
could of gotten us 2k yards that season and 50 TDs but the way he made it seem like he still loved dirtyfuckburgh made me hate that guy. Then he made us fans look like dicks because we don’t show up in as big of crowds in DC….well Mr Parker if you haven’t noticed everyone in Pittsburgh is unemployed so they can all come out to see the Steelers. Geesh, i hope he goes broke (not homeless broke but Mark Brunelle broke). Mark didn’t deserve that either, I feel bad for him
A fan of losers, Redskins, Wizards, Orioles, Terps, Dale Jr, America
sorry if any of you are from Pittsburgh that came out a bit harsher than I intended
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