Tuesday Jul 7 | Washington Redskins
Mailbag: Best Defensive Tackle Duo?
Wondering about a player's status? Trying to recall a past game? Want some insight on the Redskins? Redskins.com's Gary Fitzgerald opens up the mailbag on Friday and answers fan questions.
An Improved Redskins D-Line Gives Greg Blache Creative Freedom
The Washington Redskins achieved a feat last year that is almost unheard of in modern sports history.
Redskins' Top Story Lines Entering 2009
We've gone through a ton of position battles in the last few weeks, and I think we've covered most of the ground.
Orakpo Has Dual Role As a Rookie
It has caught many by surprise that the Redskins have played rookie Brian Orakpo at strong-side linebacker during his first few months with the team.
Former Buc Derrick Brooks is Running out of Options
When in February newly promoted Bucs General Manager Mark Dominik decided Derrick Brooks' days as Buccaneer were over, the future Hall of Famer had a decision to make: Should he sign with another ... Former Buc Derrick Brooks is Running out of Options by Lee Matthews When in February newly promoted Bucs General Manager Mark Dominik decided Derrick ...
Redskins map out plans for Orakpo
When Washington drafted Texas defensive end Brian Orakpo last weekend, coach Jim Zorn said he might play strongside linebacker, the team's biggest weakness.
Redskins Reaction: DE Brian Orakpo
I admit it.When the NY Jets moved up to grab franchise QB to be, Mark Sanchez, with the fifth overall selection of the 2009 NFL Draft on Saturday, and the realization set in that there would ... by Mark Steven 42 reads Opinion I admit it.
Washington cuts ex-MVP Alexander
Former NFL MVP Shaun Alexander was released by the Washington Redskins on Tuesday after getting only 11 carries in five games.
Clinton Portis doesn't keep track of his career stats. He is aware, though, that he is approaching heady status in NFL and Redskins franchise history.
Here are draft capsules for the beasts of the East: WASHINGTON REDSKINS Key additions: DT Albert Haynesworth, OG Derrick Dockery Key losses: CB Shawn Springs, DE Jason Taylor Biggest needs: DE, LB, OL First selection: No.
Enlightened Wynn is happy to be back
Renaldo Wynn returned to work at Redskin Park on Wednesday for the first time in nearly 2 1/2 years.
Redskins Park gets its hustle and bustle back on Monday. After two-and-a-half relatively quiet months, players return to the year-round facility for the start of off-season workouts.
Roster Review: Defensive Tackles
Redskins.com breaks down the Redskins' roster position-by-position and identifies potential need areas.
Griffin is Skins' last man standing
It took just a week for Cornelius Griffin to be left all alone. The Washington Redskins cut linebacker Marcus Washington on Feb.
Defensive coordinator Greg Blache spoke with reporters in a media session following the Redskins' signing of Albert Haynesworth: Q: What will Albert Haynesworth bring to the defense? A: "During the course of a ...
Anthony Montgomery, Kedric Golston and Lorenzo Alexander were at Redskins Park on Friday.
Redskins spend freely despite cap constraints
The economy is in a tailspin - but not at Redskin Park. After atypically not registering on NFL radar screens last winter, the Washington Redskins made easily the biggest splash of the first day of free agency ...
The Redskins have landed free agency's top prize in Albert Haynesworth. The team has agreed to terms on a contract with the 6-6, 320-pound defensive tackle.
Snyder's payouts aren't paying off for Washington Redskins
You could hear the champagne corks popping at Redskins Park from as far north as New York and as far west as Dallas.
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Redskins Retain Hall for 6 Years, $55 Million
The Washington Redskins accomplished their primary offseason objective late last night, agreeing to terms on a six-year contract worth up to $55 million with cornerback DeAngelo Hall before he could join the free agent market that opened today, according to NFL sources. The team also continued its pursuit of defensive linemen Albert Haynesworth and Chris Canty, as well as guard Derrick Dockery.
Hall is scheduled to receive roughly $23 million guaranteed -- with $30 million to be paid out of the first three years of the deal -- according to sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment on the Redskins' negotiations with Hall's representatives.