Scott Hurrey

my name is Scott Hurrey. I am a computer programmer by trade. I've been married since 1993. I have a 7-year-old son named Jackson and a 1-year-old daughter named Marlee. Jackson got my Dad's natural athletic ability, and Marlee got my musicality. My wife works in Winchester and I work for a company called SER, which is located in Dulles. I live out in western VA, close to Shenandoah National Park and the Inn at Little Washington. Its beautiful out here, and much cheaper than NoVa. I'm originally from Southern Maryland, but moved to VA after being discharged from the USMC in '97.

Tuipala: The Epitome Of Determination

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Joe Tuipala was signed this off-season by the Washington Redskins and allocated to the Cologne Centurions of NFL Europe. The Centurions find themselves entrenched in a battle at the top of the standings with league leading Berlin Thunder coming to town this weekend. It promises to be a classic battle of offense versus defense. Berlin’s … Read more

Diedrick Fired Up In Düsseldorf

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While NFL Europe’s Rhein Fire is 0-4 going into this weekend’s matchup with the Frankfurt Galaxy, there is still something for Redskins fans to cheer about; running back Dahrran Diedrick. Diedrick has teamed up with Titans’ running back Joe Smith to provide the Fire with a rushing attack that averages over 100 yards per game. … Read more

Redskins Draft Day Party

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FedExField: The Washington Redskins hosted the third annual draft day party on the club level at FedExField. There were live radio broadcasts, television crews, as well as current and former Redskin players on hand for entertainment and autographs. On the field, the Redskins set up an NFL experience for the fans. There was a field … Read more

Redskins and Broncos Make Another Deal

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It was announced Tuesday that the Washington Redskins and Denver Broncos made another off-season trade in the days leading up to the draft. This time, instead of swapping Pro Bowl players, the two teams swapped draft picks. Washington, in exchange for the Broncos first round selection (25th overall) in this year’s draft, sent their third … Read more

BA in B and G

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The Redskins announced earlier this week, that the team inked 5-year veteran linebacker Brian Allen, known to his teammates as BA. Allen should be a good fit for the team. He is an outstanding special teams player and has experience at all three linebacker positions. Allen also takes the time during the off-season to speak … Read more

Riding High on the Hog(ette)

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Solomons, MD: David Spigler celebrated his 60th birthday on Saturday, February 19. With over 250 friends and family in attendance at the Holiday Inn Select in beautiful Solomons, MD, Spiggy Hogette’s party was the place to be in Southern Maryland. On hand were several former Redskin greats, local celebrities, politicians and of course, most of … Read more

Snyder Gets His Man

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In the 2001 NFL entry draft, the Redskins owned the 15th overall pick in the first round. Owner Dan Snyder was pushing for Santana Moss, the speedy wide out from the University of Miami, but new coach Marty Schottenheimer was given the final say over personnel decisions and the Redskins chose the bigger, more physical … Read more

So Long Smoot

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Washington Redskin cornerback Fred Smoot accepted a deal to join the Minnesota Vikings. Smoot gave the Redskins a chance to match the offer, but they weren’t willing to move from their original offer. The contract, believed to be worth $34 million including a $10.8 million signing bonus, is said to pay the cornerback $6 million … Read more

Buckeye For A Day? No Way

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Adding to the Maurice Clarett saga, he was denied access to participate in the Ohio State Pro Day on March 9. Clarett was deemed ineligible by school officials because he was not currently enrolled there and did not play there in the last year. They have also reportedly stated that his presence would be a … Read more

Marshall In The Middle?

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According to the Washington Times, the Washington Redskins will not pursue any middle linebackers to replace last year’s starter, Antonio Pierce. Pierce signed a lucrative deal with the New York Giants Thursday. Sources close to the situation stated that Pierce gave the Redskins a chance to match the offer, however the Redskins were unable or … Read more