Pierre Garcon isn’t worried about who’s No. 1 - The Insider - The Washington Post
Despite his big free agent contract, Pierre Garcon describes himself as just part of the Redskins’ receiving corps.
Washington Redskins’ Stephen Bowen expects to bounce back from knee scope - The Insider - The Washington Post
Redskins starting DE Stephen Bowen is working on the side at OTAs as he rehabs after arthroscopic surgery on his left knee.
How the Salary Cap Penalty will effect the Redskins | Fanspeak Washington Redskins Blog
It looks like for the most part the Redskins will survive their cap penalty in 2012, but that shouldn’t be too surprising as the Redskins headed into the offseason with a large chunk of cap room. All they lost this offseason was a portion of their cap space. Next season though could be a different story and I wanted to look and see what the Redskins cap situation looked like next year.
Mara's smug words may come back to haunt him, NFL - Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Two months ago at the NFL owners meetings in Florida, New York Giants owner John Mara, who was born naked into this world and had to inherit everything he has, spoke out in support of the salary cap penalties the league had imposed on the Redskins and Cowboys about two weeks earlier.
More fallout from Skins/Cowboys cap case - NFC East Blog - ESPN
A day after the Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys saw their complaint over a combined $46 million in salary-cap penalties dismissed by an arbitra
Brandon Banks Interview by the Sports Junkies
Man tours Cowboys Stadium in RGIII jersey - DC Sports Bog - The Washington Post
Bob McDonald, known to D.C. sports fans as a Washington Capitals anthem singer, shows up in Dallas wearing burgundy and gold.
HomerMcFanboy " getting to know joshua morgan
Because Morgan spent his college career catching passes from unheralded quarterbacks like Bryan Randall, Sean Glennon and Marcus Vick, his four-year stats aren’t overly impressive. But Morgan is a Hokie I remember fondly because he gave everything he had — even on the nights his team failed to rise to the challenge. That’s why I was a fan of the signing. Because I don’t expect everyone else who cheers for the Redskins to be well versed on the history of the Hokies, I decided to catch up with Morgan this week for a one-on-one interview.
The Redskins Blog | 10 For 80: Bobby Beathard
Former Redskins’ general manager Bobby Beathard was one of the chief architects of the Redskins’ three Super Bowl-winning teams of the 1980s and early 1990s. His drafting prowess — which included the likes of Art Monk, Russ Grimm and Darrell Green — was second to none, including the Redskins’ 1981 draft class that is regarded as one of the greatest ever.
Jackson Excited For Fresh Start In Washington
When safety Tanard Jackson signed with the Redskins in early April, it wasn’t just the opportunity to play football again that had him excited. Jackson grew up midway between Redskins Park and FedExField, in Silver Spring Md., and signed with his hometown team just three days after being released by the Buccaneers.
Blogger Blitz: Non-RG3 Redskins keys - NFC East Blog - ESPN
Hey, so one of the video elements we tried today worked. It's the weekly Blogger Blitz video, and in it I address the issue of the supporting cast ar
Redskins may not be helped by NFLPA suit - Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
When the NFL and the players’ union signed a 10-year labor deal, all the talk was about a decade of labor peace. If this is peace, we’d hate to see what war looks like. A day after the NFL announced that an arbitrator had dismissed a case filed by the Redskins and Cowboys in an attempt to recoup a combined $46 million in salary cap penalties, the NFLPA announced a related action of its own.
In-depth chart: Defensive line
We look at battles for starting jobs and for roster spots as the Redskins' defensive line goes under the microscope.
Free Agency: Who's left, offensive line edition
It's one thing to say the Redskins could use more big bodies up front, but who remains available is the question.
Holden & Danny: Andrew Brandt Says They May Have Lost, But Snyder/Jones Have A Victory Coming " CBS DC
Andrew Brandt, president and founder of The National Football Post lent his vast knowledge to Holden Kushner and Danny Rouhier today in the twilight of the Redskins and Cowboys having their cases against the NFL turned away by the league arbitrator. He broke the entire litigation process down in plain English, and also provided a juicy nugget about Lavar.
Robert Griffin III Discusses Playing Football With Gay Teammate | NBC4 Washington
How can you not like this kid?
Elfin: Anything Less Than Relocating A Stadium Would Be A Waste For The Redskins " CBS DC
The Mayor of Washington, D.C. is rallying to have the Redskins practice facility moved to the District, which goes against not only what the team would want, but also the local residents who inhabit the community projected to house the new facility.
Going back to the future | Washington Examiner
They wanted to go back a couple years. Santana Moss decided one way to get there was losing weight. Anthony Armstrong didn't need to do that. But he has another weapon that could help turn his game around: Robert Griffin III.
Brian Orakpo and some of his teammates golf swings
Washington Redskins’ Pro Bowl linebacker Brian Orakpo was this year’s host for the Leukemia Golf Classic at Trump National Golf Club in Potomac Falls, Virginia. Some of his teammates participated in the event with varying degrees of success. You be the judge! The National Capital Area of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society serves approximately 2,500 patients each [...]
What number is . . . ? - Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
I got a few tweets yesterday from folks who wanted to know what jersey numbers some of the new players on the team were wearing during yesterday’s OTA. Here is a list of the jerseys worn by the team’s draft picks and veteran free agents
The Redskins Blog | Projecting The Redskins In 2015
Here’s how the NFC East shapes up as Dilfer, Kiper, Horton and Williamson see it in 2015: - 1. New York Giants (81.13 score; No. 3 overall) - 2. Philadephia Eagles (74.00 score; No. 7 overall) - 3. Dallas Cowboys (62.06 score; No. 14 overall) - 4. Washington Redskins (56.38 score; No. 20 overall)
ProFootballWeekly.com - NFC East players in the crosshairs
The hype, before Griffin has taken a snap of significance, has been off the charts. Griffin is being viewed as more than a franchise quarterback; he is being hailed as a savior, an idol and an icon. Much like with Cam Newton in Carolina last season, Griffin’s effect on the Redskins’ offense could be dramatic and dynamic.
DALY: Courtroom becomes NFL's new battlefield - Washington Times
Another day, another legal filing in the NFL. This latest one is a whopper, too — bigger than two Albert Haynesworths put together. The Players Association is seeking damages of "up to $3 billion and more" from the league for having "a secret $123 million per-Club salary cap" during the uncapped 2010 year. For those of you scoring at home, the word "collusion" appears in the NFLPA's suit 12 times (which also happens to be Tom Brady's number).
NFL Players Association files suit vs. NFL, alleges collusion in 2010 - ESPN
The union filed a federal lawsuit against the NFL, alleging that the league and its owners conspired in collusion to establish a secret $123 million salary cap in 2010, which under the previous labor agreement was designated as an uncapped year.
The NFL is a Hot Mess
The NFL is in utter chaos. Complete and total meltdown mode. Is their any league that has looked worse in as many ways as they have, in as quick of a time period as the National Football League?