The Commanders made a decision on one of the most closely watched training camp position battles of 2026, when kicker Jake Moody was released. Undrafted free agent and rookie Drew Stevens gets the nod instead. Jordan Schultz reported the transaction on Monday: Doink Moody likely sealed his fate in the first preseason game, when he … Read more
I admit it, I’m frustrated, I’m fed up, I’m exasperated – hang whatever you want on me – I’m sick and damn tied of my ulcer bleeding every time the Washington Redskins attempt a field goal.
I don’t have anything against Kai Forbath at all, but to me, he is just another in a very, very long line of terrible kicking decisions in the nation’s capital.
You can call that condemnation harsh all you want, the franchise’s track record speaks for itself.
The Washington Redskins lost to the San Francisco 49ers 19-11 yesterday. 8 of those 11 points for the Redskins came in trash time when the 49ers weren’t playing a pressure-based defense.
The Washington Redskins had an impressive debut with their 16-7 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Friday night. Sure it’s only the preseason, but not only did the Redskins earn the win, there were plenty of performances to be encouraged by.
Basically preseason games boil down to one important, and simple concept – evaluation. So here’s my look at the guys who helped themselves, and the guys that may have hurt themselves.
Redskins linebacker Andre Carter talks about the LaRon Landry injury, Graham Gano’s performance against the Bucs, low attendance at FedEx Field, and the switch at QB.
To read this week’s edition of THN Weekly with Andre Carter – Week 15 click here