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The Washington Redskins did everything except hold a big neon sign to let the world know that a trick play was in the works.

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Washington Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth is listed as questionable for Sunday's NFC East showdown at Dallas with an ankle injury.Haynesworth missed practice all week and is expected to be a game-time decision.Also listed as questionable are offensive linemen Stephon Heyer and Mike Williams .The Redskins had already ruled out running ...

Using the most basic fact, the argument could be made that Washington is playing better than any other team in the NFC East right now.

Clinton Portis is again "very doubtful" for the Washington Redskins as he continues to recover from a concussion.

In the tradition of Johnny Lawrence graciously handing over the All-Valley Karate Tournament trophy to Daniel LaRusso--who had previously been beaten, mugged and debilitated by the Cobra Kai -- Cowboys center Andre Gurode and Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth have apparently buried the hatchet.

Every week during the season, we'll scout out the Cowboys next opponent. This weekend, that opponent is the Washington Redskins.

Clinton Portis is still experiencing "a little blurriness" from his concussion, making it uncertain whether the Washington Redskins running back will play next week against Dallas.

Generally speaking, when people start comparing your NFL team to Zimbabwe, it's not that good a sign.

One is a 30-year-old veteran who keeps his battered body limber with mixed martial arts, treadmill work and Filipino fighting sticks.

Not certain if anyone else was listening to Jim Zorn's post game press conference, but if you were, perhaps you were also shocked about the revelations of Albert Haynesworth's mother calling Jim Zorn to give her perspectives on injecting "fun" into game planning.

Ladell Betts proved to be a serviceable replacement for injured running back Clinton Portis, scoring the go-ahead touchdown with 2:44 remaining in the fourth quarter, as the Washington Redskins defeated the suddenly reeling Denver Broncos, 27-17, at FedEx Field.

Much has been made of the impotence of the Washington Redskins offense this season.

Washington Redskins running backs Ladell Betts and Clinton Portis did not practice on Wednesday.

The Washington Redskins have already gone through their share of denial, anger, bargaining and depression, at least in a football sense.

Having reached his sixth season in the Mile High City, Champ Bailey has now played for the Denver Broncos longer than he did for the Washington Redskins .

The nation's economy may be starting to show signs of springing back to life, but the recession seemingly knows no depths when it comes to the Washington Redskins.

Tuesday is an off day for NFL players, but one of the biggest Redskins didn't just sit back and relax.

ATLANTA -- Well before DeAngelo Hall got involved in a sideline tussle with his former Atlanta Falcons teammates late in the second quarter Sunday, discipline was an issue for the Washington Redskins. By that point, they had six penalties -- two of them offsides infractions on defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, one of which revived a stalled Atlanta drive. Chaos had clearly crept in.

Hall, though, has a penchant for drama, and though there were more costly plays in the Redskins' 31-17 loss to the Falcons at the Georgia Dome, none better typified Washington's utter loss of self-control than Hall's mix-up with the Atlanta coaching staff and players. The near free-for-all started when Redskins safetyLaRon Landry hit Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan out of bounds. It included Redskins Coach Jim Zorn traveling nearly all the way across the field to extract his players from the mess, and it ended after the game, when Hall said he would call NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in protest because he believes Falcons Coach Mike Smith physically threatened him.

Barely able to complete his three-step drop-back before being pounded into the turf by 559 pounds of John Abraham and Jonathan Babineaux, Washington Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell finally showed the effects of a five-sack beating.