Three big nuggets of news this morning as I haven't found a Redskins related (even tangentially) bit of minutiae that I didn't feel needed to get posted in this space immediately. We'll start at Extreme Skins which, in their infinite wisdom and access, are going to hold an Ask Jason Campbell session:

Linked above. I think this is brilliant and really speaks towards the greatness of ES as it allows fans a lot more personal access to the players they love than would otherwise be available. More=better when it comes to contacting Jason Campbell directly. Although I doubt it will get posted, I personally asked what he felt about the insane AMI insinuation that his mustache wasn't "real" because chin hair negates lip hair or something like that. (Keith Hernandez? Boooooooooo (although I still love AMI for their hard work in mustache awareness)). All reader(s) are encouraged to post questions immediately as I think this space would love and deserves to hear from one of its favorite subjects.

What to ask? You might put it to him how much he hates the Cowboys although he's far too chillaxed to answer that honestly. But it's a fair and deserving question given that they've recently taken it upon themselves to try and ruin one of the best things teh internets have ever produced; I'm talking about Wikipedia, of course, which has completely replaced my brain as the place where I store knowledge. Anyways, Deuce of Davenport, who apparently blogs 24/7, found a Redskins Wikiwar going on.

[Quick Aside: Blogger Chimpanzee Rage found the Wikipedia abuse in question at 4:00AM... which means he was sitting at his computer looking at the Redskins Wikipedia page when the rest of us were asleep. As far as I'm concerned, doing research on Your Washington Redskins that early in the morning qualified CR as an award worthy blogger and master of his craft. He fights the good fight constantly.]

He has the image up at his site though here's what the (since deleted) Cowboys fans put on Your Washington Redskins Wikipedia Page:

And your money shot: Which, incidentally, I found so funny that I actually snorted, though thankfully there wasn't anyone around to call me out on it.

Finally, The Curly R notes that NFL.com has been updated, and we're not just talking aesthetics:

Which was exactly why I ended up spending so much more time at Pro Football Resource than NFL.com since it's a well organized historical database. PFR still has some advantages, in my opinion, though good on NFL for closing the gap. I'm surprised to see myself saying that as usually I treat change as zombies treat brain in that I want lust after eating it alive without reservation. This guy knows what I'm talking about (regarding change, not a CFB postseason, which I disagree sharply, though with enormous respect, with the author). And in this instance I even side with Ben that more change is necessary. A call to arms, reader(s): I don't know if we're in a position to reasonably demand anything of the NFL, though I did my part by contacting them nonetheless; you should too.