LaRon Landry News

Things haven't been great for the Cowboys' self-proclaimed No. 1 receiver, Roy Williams , in recent weeks.

The Cowboys spent the afternoon desperately trying to lose a game, but they finally hung on long enough to pull out a win and improve to 7-3. Quarterback Tony Romo was shaky from the first quarter on, but he was accurate on the Cowboys' biggest drive of the game, connecting with Patrick Crayton on a 10-yard touchdown with less than three minutes ...

You won't hear any member of the Washington Redskins' defense bragging about the unit's fifth-overall ranking or its top ranking against the pass.

Tennessee receiver Justin Gage has several broken transverse process bones in his lower back, and he is unlikely to play Sunday against Buffalo.

When he last saw the Broncos, DeAngelo Hall was making his regular-season debut for Oakland.

When the Washington Redskins' first feel-good win of the season became official, defensive end Andre Carter simply dropped to both knees and used his right hand to signal No.

A "nothing's over until we decide it is" moment. Unfortunately for the Redskins, their season isn't a movie and it doesn't look as if this season's script is going to conclude with a happy ending.

As the Redskins' free safety, LaRon Landry views himself as the last line of defense.

The Washington Redskins have released punter Sam Paulescu , meaning Hunter Smith is ready to return from a right groin injury and kick against the Denver Broncos on Sunday.

Back in August when the Washington Redskins' season still held promise, defensive coordinator Greg Blache forecast a breakout year for free safety LaRon Landry.

Just as the defeats continue to mount for the Washington Redskins, so do injuries to starting players.

Safety LaRon Landry said he plans to appeal a fine he received for the sideline incident he initiated with a late hit against Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan.

It's so unusual for DeAngelo Hall to call attention to himself. DeAngelo Hall apparently isn't feeling the love in the Washington Redskins' locker room.

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

Give credit to the Washington Redskins for one thing that they do right; no team is better at modeling the attitudes of their owner and fan base.

DeAngelo Hall gets into an altercation with the Falcons sideline after LaRon Landry hit Matt Ryan out of bounds.

Not all the news was bad for the Redskins in Sunday's 31-17 loss to Atlanta. Those second-half scoring drives were the best I've seen them put together this season -- nice blocking by the offensive line, nice mix of plays, nice use of the clock, nice work by a battered Jason Campbell. I don't know who called which play -- Sherman Lewis, Sherman Smith, Sherman Hemsley or Shermy from Peanuts -- and with those results, I don't care.

However . . . there's always a 'however' with this team. This week's 'howevers' were many and varied. It took a rant-fest at halftime to inspire the offensive line. The normally stalwart defense stumbled in the second half, when the offense needed it most. And there was a lack of fundamentals and discipline that was appalling.

For nearly half a season, LaRon Landry received a free pass from the various NFL analysts.

Another week, another display of total dysfunction on the part of the Redskins. But, it's no longer surprising; it has become expected.

Former Falcons cornerback DeAngelo Hall was in the middle of a melee that broke out on the Atlanta sideline after a late hit by a Washington Redskins teammate.