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New Orleans Saints inactives for today's game against the Washington Redskins
As expected, kicker John Carney, receiver Lance Moore, cornerback Randall Gay, cornerback Tracy Porter, cornerback Jabari Greer, linebacker Marvin Mitchell, linebacker Scott Fujita and offensive guard Jamar Nesbit are all inactive for today's game.
Secondary injuries give Barnes his chance
Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall sat out Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles with a knee sprain.
Jackson unlikely but Avant ready to go
With it highly unlikely that DeSean Jackson will play Sunday in Atlanta, the Eagles might have to ask for more from Jason Avant.
Secondary issues costly for Redskins
The Washington Redskins were well-aware of the Philadelphia Eagles' big-play capability coming into Sunday's game, having seen it firsthand Oct.
Zorn presser: Jarmon out for the year
Redskins head coach Jim Zorn led off his Monday press conference with the depressing news that rookie DE Jeremy Jarmon , who has been getting more playing time lately, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee and will miss the rest of the season.
Sam Donnellon: Against Redskins, Eagles' running attack gets passing grade
FOR THE second week of the last 3, the Eagles seemed a pass away from mutiny. This time it was Leonard Weaver yelling at the men with headsets and laminated play cards, tapping his chest after one goal-line fourth-quarter play did not involve him, pounding it repeatedly and screaming when a second-down pass from the 1-yard line floated well beyond ...
Unable to hold a fourth-quarter lead for the second straight week, the Washington Redskins on Sunday clinched another nonwinning season with their 27-24 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.
Missed kicks leave Suisham with 'awful' feeling
Washington Redskins kicker Shaun Suisham entered Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys a perfect 12-for-12 on field-goal attempts this year.
He Said, She Said: It's Dallas Week
Well, it's Dallas Week. It really doesn't have the same luster as years past because the Redskins are so -- shall we say bad? How about horrendous? -- horrendous this season.
Quarterback Jason Campbell had one of the best games in his career last season while leading the Redskins to a 26-24 victory over the Dallas Cowboys at Texas Stadium.
Zorn on Portis, the O line, Rogers
A few things from Redskins Coach Jim Zorn, who just ended his Monday press conference in which he discussed all aspects of Sunday's 27-17 victory over the Denver Broncos.
Injuries force move to younger players
With eight games remaining, the Redskins are firmly entrenched in last place in the NFC East, they have a patchwork offensive line that is considered among the worst in the game and Coach Jim Zorn is not expected to return in 2010.
Monday Morning Quarterback: It's safe to lay blame on Landry
For nearly half a season, received a free pass from the various NFL analysts. Despite taking bad angles, rarely making anything happen in the passing game and generally playing below his draft status , he escaped criticism.
As the Redskins prepare to face the Falcons in Atlanta Sunday, here is a Free Lance-Star mid-season report on the players, the coaching, the management and the future of the organization.
A helping hand from Haynesworth
Defensive coordinator Greg Blache has dismissed reporters who have asked whether defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth seems to have helped to make his teammates better.
Horton avoiding major mistakes
The Carolina Panthers were in a run formation, and it was almost as if they announced a run play toward Horton's gap was on the way.
Week 4: Game Balls and Gassers
I'll give myself a gasser, too, for my tardiness in getting this posted. I promise I'll run after practice today.
Smith might miss game vs. Panthers
But Smith, who signed with the Washington Redskins in April, might miss this week's game at Carolina with a pulled groin that sidelined him during the first quarter Sunday.
Feeling just a little bit lucky
Jim Zorn admitted taking some deep breaths as the Washington Redskins dug themselves into a 10-0 hole with a first half that included three turnovers and a game plan that was being torn into ruins by a previously woeful Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense.
Final observations from the Redskins' 16-13 victory over Tampa Bay: *Santana Moss' 59-yard touchdown catch was a perfectly executed play.
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