We want Dallas! We Want Dallas! We want Dallas!
To honor one of the toughest ladies to ever play in the NFL, here’s this week’s Toon:
Washington Redskins
Blogs about the Washington Redskins and Washington Redskins fans – News, Injuries, Game Recaps, Roster Moves, Wallpapers and more.
New Feature Coming This Afternoon!
At THN, we’re always trying to do things a little differently, or at least with a touch of our own flavor. So I had an idea a few weeks ago, that I set into motion and will launch today. We’re going to do a cross blog promotion with some new friends and old.
Gone are the days where people would never even dream of mentioning other people’s websites or blogs; it’s a big world out there, and you can reach a lot more people when you help each other, not stifle each other. So I reached out to a few people to see if they would be interested in doing something together, and to my delight, everybody I asked was into it.
Game Day Preview: Redskins vs. Cowboys
The Washington Redskins head to Dallas this week, as one of the greatest rivalries in sports will see yet another chapter told, on Monday Night Football. The Cowboys will be looking to build off of their come-from-behind 27-24 overtime victory over the San Francisco 49ers last week; while the surging Redskins will be looking to … Read more
2011 Hognostications Week 3
Congratulations to our week 2 Hognostication winner MDSKINSFAN with a very impressive 14-2 record! Rounding out the top four were Warmother, Countertrey and vwoodzpusha all with the same 14-2 record! Now that’s some Hognostication at it’s finest!!
Ooh, Ooh… That Smell
Can’t you smell that smell? Ooh, ooh that smell. Familiar with the tune? Well if you’re singing it, stop right there because Lynyrd Skynyrd goes on to talk about that smell being the smell of death, and in Redskins Nation right now, that isn’t the smell we’re smelling. At least it shouldn’t be.
I get that as Redskins fans we have been beat up for years – decades even. I understand as well as anyone that a losing attitude affects all elements of an NFL organization, up to and including it’s fan base; but if you stop for just a second and pay attention…
By The Numbers: Cardinals
The Washington Redskins narrowly defeated the Arizona Cardinals 22-21 on Sunday. It may not have been the prettiest win ever, but teams don’t get any less credit for an ugly win than they do for a spotless one. Here is a look at some of the interesting stats and numbers from this week’s game. 455 … Read more
Redskins move to 2-0 with one-point win over Cards
Led by an aggressive defensive showing and a time-consuming running attack, the Redskins were able to notch their second NFC victory with a 22-21 comeback win over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. The offense was able to dictate the tempo of the game thanks to the duo of Tim Hightower and rookie Roy Helu, who … Read more
Crowdsourcing: Beating The Cards
With the ever growing collective consciousness in Redskins Nation, I thought it might be fun to do something new, and ask the twitterverse for their thoughts on what was the key to beating the Cardinals this week, and then blog some of the answers.
They were charged with the task of naming one thing, and one thing only, that would be integral for Redskins success on Sunday.
Here are some of the responses:
In ‘Giant’ Win, Redskins Show Progress With Youth
It was a season opener unlike most that fans of the burgundy and gold have experienced in recent memory. For the second year in a row, the Redskins opened up the season with a divisional win at FedEx Field, this time with a convincing 28-14 victory over the New York Giants. Coach Mike Shanahan and … Read more
Who’s Laughin’ Now?
For those who read my last blog about Grossman (Redskins Start With Grossman) you’ll note I kind of predicted this last weekend’s performance.
For the game, Grossman was 21 of 34 (62% completion) for 305 yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions (though one was close) and one fumble. While Antrel Rolle may whine about how the Giants would beat the Redskins “95 out of 100 times” Rolle has failed to recognize that we didn’t beat New York because our offense was better; we beat them because our defense was.