Washington Redskins

Sonny Jurgensen: Throwback Thursday

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In light of the Redskins’ match-up against their division rival Eagles this week, it seemed like a good time to feature Redskins mainstay Sonny Jurgensen.

Jurgensen was drafted by Philadelphia, and played seven seasons there; before being traded to Washington for quarterback Norm Snead and cornerback Claude Crabbe. He played eleven seasons for the Redskins, and incredibly won the NFL passing title in his final 1974 season at the age of forty. He was induced into the Pro Football Hall of Fame with the Class of 1983.

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Brandon Scherff: #WallpaperWednesday

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It’s #WallpaperWesday again at the-hogs.net. This week… Brandon Scherff, as The Punisher. Seemed appropriate. He may not have been perfect so far, but he has been pretty darn effective, and hasn’t made many mistakes. Keep grinding rookie, your efforts are not unnoticed. Hail to the Redskins. Follow me on twitter @TheHogsdotNet. Please feel free to … Read more

Mistakes Prove Costly For Redskins

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You will often hear people remark that no one, single play defines a game, but it would be tough to deny that if you string even two or three really bad plays together, the result will be reflected negatively in the score more often than not. Such was the case on Thursday night in the Washington Redskins’ 32-21 loss to the New York Giants.

Obviously football is a complicated sport, and mistakes are going to happen on every play. That isn’t what we’re talking about. We’re talking about plays that are head-scratchers, or change the momentum of a game, or both as is often the case.

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The Loser Papers – 2015 Edition I

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TLP has gone LEGIT! You will now find your favorite thread in THN’s Blog section. For the uninitiated, TLP republishes articles from the Redskins vanquished foes’ hometown newspapers. It is here where you will hear the other side of the story; how the other team beat themselves, or were cheated by the refs, and many other excuses for losing to the Redskins.

So let’s get right to the fun. Our first edition of the season comes to you from the pages of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:

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Redskins v Rams – At The Half

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The Redskins controlled the first half with a solid ground game, and their defense looked after the rest. Matt Jones scored his first NFL touchdown with a beautiful run up the left sidelines for 39 yards. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxqOZNuDG50 Washington’s last touchdown drive was the best drive of the season. They just smashed their way down the … Read more

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