Daily Slop: Santana Moss Questions Bucs on RG3's Headset Outage; Alexander Playing At Pro-Bowl Level

Redskins vs. Bucs: Studs and Duds (offense) | WashingtonExaminer.com
WR Josh Morgan. When it comes to the stretch zone, the receivers are the difference between big runs and average ones. Yes, the line is doing well, but it’s wrong to give them all the credit for the yards gained just as it is wrong to blame them for every protection issue.

Redskins’ Carriker Has Extremely Rough Post-Surgery Workout " CBS DC
Washington Redskins defensive end Adam Carriker had surgery to repair a torn quadriceps tendon and muscle less than two weeks ago. On Monday, he was back working out at Redskins Park.

HomerMcFanboy " what defensive players think about griffin
Consider this: the last time the Redskins scored to come from behind and win a game in the last 10 seconds of a game was on Oct. 3, 1999. It’s also worth noting that the fourth-quarter comeback was the Redskins’ first by a rookie quarterback since Jason Campbell against the Carolina Panthers back on Nov. 26, 2006.

Each Week, RGIII's Legend Grows | NBC4 Washington
"That kid is special," cornerback Josh Wilson said according to the Post. "He is the real deal. He’s stepped up, and I’ve never had so much confidence in a two-minute drive. Let’s just leave some time on the clock. It doesn’t matter if they get this field goal or not, we know he’s going to get this ball down there and put us in position to win."

Some random Redskins-Bucs film notes – Blogging the bEast
It was later revealed that his headset was not working on that drive, so he was actually calling the plays. There’s a lot that is happening on drives of that nature. Some coaches struggle with managing the clock in those scenarios, but to have a 22-year old rookie managing the clock and making the play calls in his 4th game as a pro is extremely impressive. I’m going to take a deeper look at that drive later, as it probably deserves its own post. If the season ended today, RG3 would be the unanimous choice for Rookie of the Year. He might even get some consideration for MVP:

Alfred Morris the Answer to the Washington Redskins RB Woes | Fanspeak Washington Redskins Blog
Alfred Morris may have been a 6th round pick out of Florida Atlantic, but he's playing like he was drafted in the 1st round out of some major college program.

The Redskins Blog | Alexander Playing At Pro-Bowl Level

"If you watched the [Buccaneers] game, we had a lot of guys running down there and working hard, but he just made play after play on special teams, and he does it week in and week out and he does it whether he’s double-teamed or not," Doughty said. "I guarantee you every single team game plans for [Alexander] and he still makes plays."

The Redskins Blog | Vote Griffin III For Rookie Of The Week

- To vote for Griffin III as the "Pepsi Max NFL Rookie Of The Week," go to www.NFL.com/rookies from today through 3 p.m. (ET) Friday and — you guessed it — select Griffin III.

Washington Redskins Vs Atlanta Falcons Week 5 (Promo Video)

This weeks feature video is by RobVanDam72 once again, as he brings us a Washington Redskins vs. Atlanta Falcons promo video for this weeks game.

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18. Washington Redskins (22). Robert Griffin III fever is sweeping the nation, even if it has to share the local spotlight with the Washington Nationals.

Santana Moss questions Bucs on RG3's headset outage - NFL.com

"The only thing that might be surprising to you all is that he's young and it happened to him," Moss said, via The Washington Post. "I mean, I've been in plenty of games that when we're away, we can't hear the call, especially on the last part of the game. So I'm almost thinking that that's something that they do in stadiums to say, 'Hey, you know, let's make it little harder for them.' "

Sports Radio Interviews » Blog Archive » Billy Cundiff Thinks Field Goals Will Improve As Redskins Continue to Gain Chemistry
Washington Redskins kicker Billy Cundiff might have saved his career with a game-winning field goal in the final moments Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, because the veteran kicker was 0-for-3 earlier in that game and had made just five of his first nine attempts this year after a famous miss to end the 2011 season.

Need to Know: Injury concerns diminish - Rich Tandler's Real Redskins

The only current starter who is injured is Brandon Meriweather, who reinjured his left knee in a pregame collision, and he has already been declared to be out this week. Aldrick Robinson, the other half of the freak mishap, is day to day with a concussion but he is the fifth wide receiver.

Redskins' defense improves to passing grade

Indeed, the Madieu Williams-led defense limited the Buccaneers to a meager 132 yards in the first half, six first downs and a total of six points. Ryan Kerrigan and the rest of the Redskins’ front seven applied consistent pressure to Josh Freeman and, as a result, the quarterback never looked comfortable as he completed only 13 of 22 pass attempts for 88 yards. Freeman was also sacked once and picked off by DeAngelo Hall.

HTTR24-7-Skins Podcasts & Blog – Game Review: The Anatomy Of Robert Griffin III’s Comeback Drive
Robert’s command of the offense is crazy good already, and this two-minute drill (not even two minutes, really), is proof of that. It sure looked bleak, but the Redskins pulled it out, and Robert keeps showing how special he is.

Kicking drags down special teams grade

"There’s a big timing aspect," Cundiff said after the game. "Justin is snapping the ball and Sav [Rocca] is holding the ball well. It’s up to me to get into rhythm with those two guys. Those guys have been around a long time, and they are doing their job great. It’s matter of me getting on their page – and that’s a tough thing to do."

Redskins see modest signs of improvement from their defense - The Washington Post

"I felt like we got better," linebacker Rob Jackson said Monday in the locker room at Redskins Park. "We still gave up a few big plays in the second half. In the first half, we played pretty solid, got to Josh [Freeman, Buccaneers’ quarterback] a couple times, got him rattled, had him make a couple bad decisions, stopped the run."