Gregg Williams is going to take a serious hit for the bounty practices he engaged in. It turns out there is a bounty program in the commissioner's office for catching guys who run bounty programs.
Every year, we try and identify who the best player in the draft is and who should be taken number one overall. Prior to our declaration for the 2012 draft, here is a look at the last six years and the players we thought should have been drafted #1 overall.
1. Rodskins has gone national. I have been receiving emails this weekend from all over with links tracking the story from MSN.com to NFL.com as well as other sports news sites. I have not heard if...
Every Monday, we tackle a sixpack of issues being debated by Redskins fans. This week we continue to talk draft, free agency and what to do with LaRon Landry.
Kyle Orton? Matt Flynn? Peyton Manning? One thing is for sure: if we do sign the free agent signal caller, the Redskins draft could really be utilized to build essential roster depth.
We make predictions all year long. Some of them are bound to be wrong--here are a handful of predictions that were incredibly off the mark.
Redskins fans find the hilarity in the world of Tebow doubters--after all, we would kill for a returning starter who just won a playoff game.
Tim Tebow owns Denver, as well as fans all over the country who seem happy to see a team take out the perennial playoff bullies from Pittsburgh.
Well, it is that time of year for Redskins fans again...when we take stock and ponder what could have been. The awful part is that time of year comes sooner and sooner every season.
The Redskins keep fighting despite the fact that they can't make the playoffs. Their continued will to win could be the thing that sets this team up to succeed in 2012.
