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Mounting injuries are taking a toll
After listening to Coach Jim Zorn discuss the team's numerous injuries during his news conference Monday at Redskins Park, I'm beginning to wonder whether the Redskins will be able to practice properly if they lose anyone else.
Redskins' Hall heated after scrum
Already having been booed lustily by Atlanta Falcons fans in his return to the Georgia Dome, DeAngelo Hall burned more bridges Sunday.
No such luck: The club this week signed Sam Paulescu when punter aggravated a groin injury, and he could keep the job for the rest of the season.
Daniels wins Ed Block Courage Award
Defensive end Phillip Daniels was named the winner of the team's 2009 Ed Block Courage Award, presented to a player from each team who displays courage amid adversity.
Glenbard South defense earning a name
Glenbard South's offense flashed its trademark explosiveness in last week's win over Rochelle.
At Vernon Hills, the sons also rise
Living six doors away from each other since the sixth grade, Vernon Hills football stars DaVaris Daniels and Evan Spencer have found enough in common through the years to become best friends.
Living six doors away from each other since the sixth grade, Vernon Hills High football stars DaVaris Daniels and Evan Spencer have found enough in common through the years to become best friends.
At the bye: High marks for the defense
With the Redskins regrouping during the bye week, we think it's a good time for the blog to take stock of the team's performance.
Zorn's newfound job security ends huge distraction
As Redskins players filed into the locker room following Friday's practice, most hadn't heard that Vinny Cerrato, the team's executive vice president of football operations, had stated publicly that Jim Zorn would finish the season as Washington's head coach.
Players relieved to hear Zorn will stay
Players expressed a sense of relief today at Redskins Park after learning Coach Jim Zorn would remain in his position for the entire season.
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A rash of doom and gloom . . . and a glimmer of hope
I made a pledge that this entry would not begin with an item involving radio transcripts of ex-Redskins employees trashing the franchise. So instead, let me begin by pointing out the great hope that can be gotten by glancing at last year's Philadelphia Eagles.
Now that we got that out of the way, on to the radio trashings. This millisecond's contestant: ESPN's Mark Schlereth, who at least had the common courtesy to use a metaphor of decay and disease that I hadn't yet heard. This is from Thursday morning's episode of 'Mike and Mike in the Morning,' during a two-segment-long discussion about Jim Zorn's future.
Daniels Expects to Be Ready Sunday
For the second day in a row, defensive end Phillip Daniels was limited in practice, nursing a torn biceps suffered last week against Carolina.
Doughty, Blades lead special teams' success
James Thrash was always counted on to make the proper play for assistant coach Danny Smith's highly regarded unit.
Fans show no mercy to Redskins
As the Washington Redskins ran off the field into the tunnel leading to their locker room at FedEx Field on Sunday, some of the fans shouted obscenities and threw crumpled dollar bills down at the players, a few of whom had tears in their eyes.
Haley's first win with KC leaves Redskins reeling
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Leonard Pope sang as he strolled through the locker room.
Redskins Insider: The worst of the worst?
It wasn't really any uglier than the disastrous games against winless teams that preceded it, but Sunday's 14-6 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs felt worse to the baffled Washington Redskins .
'I've got to get better': Zorn sure to take more heat after Redskins fall to 2-4
Jim Zorn stood alone on the sideline Sunday, his headset off, his arms folded across his chest, hearing the dwindling crowd's boos and watching the seconds tick away on his Washington Redskins' latest loss to a previously winless team.
Redskins a 'couple steps' from panic time
The Elias Sports Bureau deemed Washington's early-season schedule the easiest in NFL history.
Portis, Haynesworth probable for Redskins
The Washington Redskins listed RB Clinton Portis and DT Albert Haynesworth as probable on Friday for this weekend's matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs .
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Jarmon Feels Right at Home on Redskins' Line
When the new kid in town needed a little help getting settled, he approached some of his veteran teammates.
Jeremy Jarmon, the rookie defensive end acquired with a third-round supplemental draft pick, had signed with the Washington Redskins only two days before the start of training camp and had nowhere to live because of the lengthy process of finding and buying a home. Hands weren't exactly flying into the air to volunteer to take in the 21-year-old, so veteran defensive end Phillip Daniels stepped forward.
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