Robert Henson News

Alert readers have noticed something strange - " the current covers of Fort Worth Weekly and Fort Worth, Texas magazine look almost identical.

Twitter is down in the press box here at Lincoln Financial Field, so I'll give you the Redskins' inactives here.

It was a brief trip home for Malcolm Kelly and Robert Henson this weekend and they tried to make the most of it.

Already missing three key players from their offense, the Washington Redskins could ill-afford to be without yet another player - let alone Clinton Portis.

The nascent Burgundy Revolution is beginning to coalesce into an organized movement.

Mike Williams started at right guard in Sunday's game against Carolina, replacing Chad Rinehart.

Almost 2 Million followers before she stopped counting. She ain't living for Twitter any more.

Most games are lost on the playing field, but occasionally you'll see one that's lost in the boardroom.

The Washington Redskins' Clinton Portis and Mike Sellers went to the 2008 Pro Bowl as a backfield tandem.

The advent of social networking tools like Twitter and Facebook have irreparably changed the athlete to fan dynamic as we know it; to the progressive mind, this is an incontrovertible positive.

Last update: October 5, 2009 - 4:25 PM And now today's NFL dumbell move of the day ... For the second time in three weeks, the Redskins are having internet issues .

Nightmare on L Street: To hear Snyder tell it, the Post lives to terrorize the Redskins.

Albert Haynesworth suffered a right hip injury in the second quarter of Sunday's game in Detroit, but he was able to return to the game in the second half.

Are you happy? If the answer is no, maybe you're not a business owner. According to a recent survey, business owners are the happiest Americans.

THE BUFFALO AREA is probably a great place to live - unless you play for the Bills.

A pro football player is pulling the plug on his Twitter account. Washington Redskins rookie Robert Henson is also apologizing for calling fans dim-wits. Henson fired off a number of messages at fans who booed Sunday, during Washington's 9-7 win over the St.

The usually reserved and vanilla Mike Greenberg, who isn't nearly the Jets fan we are, got wound up yesterday - for three minutes ! - when talking about Washington Redskins rookie linebacker Robert Henson, the guy who ripped fans on twitter.

Without Twitter, I never would have heard of Redskins rookie backup linebacker Robert Henson.

Dangers of Twitter: Green Bay LB Nick Barnett had an outstanding twitter blast after the Packers' loss to the Bengals, and then he quit the social networking site.

Twittering is turning us into twits. I won't do it. My aversion isn't simply that it promotes defeatist journalism, a concession that the public no longer has the stomach for insight that isn't confined to 140 keyboard characters.