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Washington Redskins Schedule Analysis | ESPN Redskins Blog
Breakdown: The Washington Redskins have a chance to get off to a good start with winnable games in the first two weeks before starting a potentially difficult stretch. They need to generate momentum in those first two games or another tough season could await. The final seven games after the bye week will be interesting as well. Tampa Bay could be a surprise team and that's followed by road trips against NFC heavy weight San Francisco and AFC contender Indianapolis.
Random Thoughts: Washington Redskins Schedule | ESPN Redskins Blog
It's hard to imagine Seattle taking a big step back and probably not San Francisco or Indianapolis. The Colts play in a bad division and the 49ers have a lot of talent on both sides of the ball. So let's assume, barring injury, that all three teams remain among the best.
Instant Analysis of the Redskins 2014 Schedule | Washington Post
Week 8: at Dallas, Mon., Oct. 27, 8:30 p.m.
In Washington's third prime-time game, defensive lineman Jason Hatcher gets his first crack at making his former team regret its decision to let him leave as a free agent. The game also will mark the first of two showdowns between Hall and Dez Bryant, which always proves highly entertaining.
Putting the Redskins Schedule Under a Microscope | CSN Washington
-What's the first thing that most players look for when the schedule comes out? The bye week. It's in Week 10 this year, with nine games before the break and seven games after it. That's right about where the players want it.
NFL Schedule Breakdown: 4 Teams that Ended Up with a Favorable Schedule | Fanspeak.com
Eyeing the Draft: Demarcus Lawrence | ESPN Redskins Blog
He made plays behind the line of scrimmage quite often, a combination of talent, recognition and effort. His hand placement was excellent -- very tight -- and allowed him to consistently shed blocks on plays away from him (and sometimes when at him). On his first snap against Fresno State, he got his hands into the right tackle, shed the block and made a tackle on a swing pass. He's athletic and appears to have long arms, both attributes will help as a pass-rusher.
NFL Draft: 3 Defensive Linemen who could be fits for the Redskins | Washington Post
Dion Bailey: A closer look at the USC Safety | Fanspeak.com
New Big Boards added to On the Clock | Fanspeak.com
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