Good Morning Loyal Reader. I, along with 3,500 hundred other people on Twitter, were asked by Phillip Daniels to help get his Twitter followers up to 4,000. So I retweeted his message to my followers, all 20 of them (a bit pathetic I know), and then a

Last night Adam Schefter of ESPN tweeted that the Washington Redskins had cut cornerback Byron Westbrook.
“Many wanted RB Brian Westbrook to sign with Washington to play with brother Byron. But Redskins released Westbrook. No Wash Westbrook’s now.”
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The Washington Redskins have placed Malcolm Kelly on injured reserve, ruling the third-year receiver out for the year.

Redskins receiver Malcolm Kelly has had a setback in his attempt to return from a hamstring injury.

In the series before he went down with a stinger Saturday, Raiders quarterback Jason Campbell suffered a wrist injury that is a bigger worry for the team and could keep him out for an extended period, coach Tom Cable said.

Quarterback Jason Campbell was carted off the field during the Oakland Raiders’s exhibition game against San Francisco 49ers on Saturday night after a blindside sack left him left him writhing on the turf.

Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets’ offense started slow and sputtered often. Again. Washington’s Albert Haynesworth hasn’t been happy with his situation, either. But it appeared the big defensive lineman was calling a bit of a truce with coach Mike

Clinton Portis is certainly a character. His dress up days may be over, but he still dresses up in the burgundy and gold every Sunday. Skins fans either love him or hate him but nobody can deny that he puts yards behind him.
Since joining the Redskins in

Washington Redskins wide receiver Santana Moss is a fantasy football prospect who could see his stock take a jump in 2010. Known for going hot and cold in fantasy circles over the last few years, Moss could be more hot than not with the arrival of

Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan says it’s “completely ridiculous” to keep talking about his squabbles with Albert Haynesworth.