Ahh the sour stench of bitter defeat wafts in from the New Jersey dumpster fire also known as the Football Giants. Who’s to blame? Certainly not Sheli Manning. Let’s see what The New York Post has to say on the matter:
Deadskins
The Loser Papers – 2017 – Edition IV
Finally, we managed to beat Seattle in their stadium. It is so rare for the Redskins to win a game going away; they always have to make it interesting. It was nice to see the other team make the mistake of going for 2 too early in the game, but when Wilson found a wide-open receiver for a TD with 1:40 left on the clock, I thought this edition of TLP would never go to print. I need to know how this happened. Maybe The Seattle Times can shed some light on the subject:
The Loser Papers – 2017 – Edition III
The editors at TLP apologize for the delay in publishing this latest edition; we’ve been swamped at our day jobs, and the proxy servers at work no longer allow access to THN. So without further delay we bring you Edition III from the pages of The San Francisco Chronicle:
The Loser Papers – 2017 – Edition II
Ouch! That’s going to leave a mark on Raider Nation’s collective psyche. Let’s go the The East Bay Times to find out just how big. Raiders offensive line opens wide for Washington in 27-10 loss Patrick Smith/Getty Images Washington sacked Derek Carr four times Sunday night. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images) By MATT SCHNEIDMAN … Read more
The Loser Papers – 2017 – Edition I
Is it that time already? Yes, Redskins fans, it is! After a tumultuous off-season, we are finally playing real football again. And, with the first victory of the young season in the books, the editors here at TLP have searched the greater Los Angeles area for newspaper articles to explain how the hometown Rams, led by former Redskins OC, Sean McVay let this one slip away. In case you didn’t know, that’s what TLP is all about; Giving you insight, from the other team’s perspective, on how they were beaten by the Washington Redskins. Was it the refs? A bad bounce? A costly mistake? Or did they simply not play up to their potential? Let’s find out. From the pages of The Los Angeles Times, we bring you two articles:
The Loser Papers – 2016 – Edition VIII
With their backs against the wall, the Washington Redskins traveled to Chicago on Christmas eve, and soundly trounced the hometown Bears. Due to the holiday, TLP had given all their employees the day off, which is why this Edition comes to you on Boxing Day. Our first article comes from the pages of The Chicago Tribune:
The Loser Papers – 2016 – Edition VII
Oh Philly, once you were the media darlings of the East, rivaling Dallas in the number of talking heads gushing all over themselves about how they would win the division with a rookie QB at the helm. And, while the heads continue to gush in the face of mounting losses, projections have moved on to future years. Sunday’s win, makes five in a row for the Redskins over the team from the city where brothers love each other. Let’s check in with The Philadelphia Daily News to see what happened:
The Loser Papers – 2016 – Edition VI
Here we go again, following Captain Kirk into the second half of a season where he seems to play better every week. Now, Green Bay, Wisconsin is a sleepy little town of just over 100 thousand, so the pickin’s are slim when it comes to newspapers. We’ll have to make do with the Green Bay … Read more
The Loser Papers – 2016 – Edition V
Has it really been four weeks? No, the Editors at TLP didn’t forget about the Redskins victory over the Vikings, our typesetter took ill, and publication had to be moved back a day. So here you go. From the pages of the Minneapolis Star Tribune: Vikings are merely running in place The team’s ground game … Read more
The Loser Papers – 2016 – Edition IV
The editors of TLP would like to thank the Washington Redskins for keeping us so busy. The tally is now up to four weeks in a row, and it’s even more fun when our affiliate newspapers are located in Philadelphia, or either of the Arlington, TX and Meadowlands, NJ metropolitan areas. It’s just a happy coincidence that Edition … Read more