Have you ever wondered to yourself how the Redskins coaching staff haven’t been able to see in a practice, the same things that we fans see in a game?
Mark Solway
Samuels – To Retire Or Not To Retire?
While trying to guess what Chris Samuels will do in 2010 is probably a waste of time – what else do Redskin fans have to talk about right now?
The Rooney Ruse
Anybody else sick and tired of hearing about the Rooney Rule? Anybody else bored to tears with reading about the politics associated with it? I know it is ironic to ink a blog about it when I’m sick of hearing about it, but isn’t that what blogs are for?
Looking Back: Thank You, Phillip Daniels, for the 2009 Hog Blog
The Phillip Daniels 2009 Blog is one of the most fun season-long features we’ve ever published on this site. Some seasons are remembered for the wins and losses. Others are remembered for the voice that carried fans through them. For Redskins fans on THN in 2009, some of that voice belonged to Phillip Daniels. Coming … Read more
Scabs To Pick
Well we are only one day past a very memorable day for Redskin fans, but I can’t help but look back and have a couple of issues…
Cerrato Out, Allen In
In what most Redskin fans would classify as an early Christmas present, Vinny Cerrato resigned as the Washington Redskins executive vice president of football operations on Thursday. It is the end of an era – an unsuccessful, often painful era.
By The Numbers: Raiders
Here are the numbers and statistics from the Washington Redskins 34-13 drubbing of the Oakland Raiders on Sunday: 222 – Yards passing for Jason Campbell, on a 16 for 28 day. It wasn’t a Pro Bowl performance, but he was solid. He also had 20 yards rushing on 4 carries. 108 – Yards in penalties … Read more
Sit Down Carlos
Cornerback Carlos Rogers was benched on Sunday, after giving up a 40-yard touchdown reception to Brandon Marshall. On the play, Rogers was beaten badly on a double move, allowing Marshall to get behind him and make the catch.
Carlos was a little sensitive after the game:
Game Recap: Redskins 27, Broncos 17
Turning Point:
Hunter Smith’s 35-yard touchdown pass to Mike Sellers on a fake field goal. It knotted the game at 14-14 and really gave the Redskins renewed life.
By The Numbers – Broncos
Here are some of the interesting numbers and statistics from the Washington Redskins’ hard-fought 27-17 victory over the Denver Broncos. 388 – Total yards for the Redskins offense in their best whistle-to-whistle outing of the season. 269 – Total yards of offense for the Broncos… in the first half alone! Unfortunately for the Broncos, they … Read more