There are a bunch of Redskins and Redskins' plays to vote for this week:

Hunter Smith Play of the Week [nfl.com]

Orakpo Rookie of the Week [nfl.com]

All Redskins [NFL Pro-Bowl Ballot]

Orakpo winning these weekly ballots will certainly help his ROY chances. Let's not let Maclin win this week...vote now.

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ACTION.

Jason La Canfora goes over some of the changed rules and available players should an uncapped year take place in 2010 (looks likely). His lists don't show much potential on them, though as he adds "high-priced, under-performing players can be cut with no cap hit."
What I take away from this: An uncapped year isn't going to let Snyder's big wallet change our team around. Aaron Kampman is the only worth-while addition I can see, but Jarmon and Orakpo have been showing enough promise to fill opposite a rejuvenated Carter.
Campbell will be a restricted free-agent, that can bring in a 1st round pick on a $2 million tender (or a 1st and third with a $2.5 million). That, to me, looks like the most likely scenario. Snyder offers Campbell $2-$2.5 million, a team can give us a first (and maybe a third), in which case we draft a QB and top-ranked lineman. Otherwise, we have Campbell for cheap and try again with a bolstered line (first two picks...?).

an ESPN staff writer idly speculates that the Skins might pick up recently cut Larry Johnson

...because obviously, what the Redskins really need right now is a 29-year old running back with an attitude problem.

Hey everyone, I'm raising money to buy 2000 white balloons with "BOYCOTT SNYDER" imprinted on them. They'll be distributed before the Broncos game. If you agree that Redskins fans need to act together to hit Snyder in the pocket, I could really use a few donations. The balloons cost a little more than $300, which I think is pretty cost-effective. They will be deflated, so no one can take them from you at the gate if you feel like bringing them into the stadium.

Zorny duped us guys

Bradford unlikely to slip by Washington (according to Adam Schefter)

Monday, November 2, 2009 | Print Entry

Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford could slip some in the April NFL draft, but it is unlikely he would slip past the Washington Redskins' first-round pick.

The Redskins' team doctor is Dr. James Andrews, who performed Bradford's shoulder surgery this past week. If any team is going to have extra insight as to how well Bradford's subsequent rehab is going, it is the Redskins. Of course, any team can get any information it wants about Bradford's shoulder, but it is an interesting connection that Andrews works for the Redskins.

In the weeks before the 2008 NFL draft, Oregon running back Jonathan Stewart underwent foot surgery with Dr. Robert Anderson, who also happened to be the Carolina Panthers' team doctor. Then, when the draft came, Stewart slid some but not past the Panthers' 11th overall pick.

This is not to suggest that Bradford is destined to land in Washington, but it's hard to imagine him getting past the Redskins' slot, wherever it is.

OK, 3 years too late, and absolutely meaningless when the team is playing this badly, but at least we have one less thing to complain about.

Maybe NOW Snyder will realize that he has no clue of how things work in the NFL. That is, if he WAS considering trying to woo Holmgren.

How many more games before JC goes down?