Washington Redskins

by Joe Versage (Member) If I had the chance to conduct a feature interview with any player on the Washington Redskins, I would choose starting quarterback Jason Campbell. To prepare for it, I would research his college days at Auburn, ...

 CA by Joe Versage (Member) With training camp on the horizon, Washington Redskins coach Jim Zorn is hard at work, examining his playbooks for 2009. Although they will be similar to last year, Zorn plans to expand his West Coast offense and incorporate ...

The Redskins will be a decent team in 2009, but I just don't know if Jason Campbell is a true franchise quarterback. Apparently, the Redskins feel the same way, as they flirted with the idea of drafting Mark Sanchez. Clinton Portis is a true warrior ...

 CA Expect the Redskins to spell Portis a tad more often, as he appeared worn out at the end of last season. Without Shawn Springs and Jason Taylor on defense, the 'Skins will slightly alter the way their defensive attack takes place. ...

Washington Times by Forrest Kobayashi (Columnist) If given the chance to interview any player from the Washington Redskins, I would select quarterback Jason Campbell. There were many questions surrounding Campbell's future with the Washington Redskins, ...

 CA That team had many stars like Hall Of Fame players John Riggins and Art Monk. They also had such legends like Joe Theisman, Lamar Parrish, Joe Jacoby, Russ Grimm, Joe Washington, Coy Bacon, George Starke, Brad Dusek, Monte Coleman, Dave Butz, ...

By Ryan Callahan But some people deserve some thank you's from the Eagles for allowing our trip to the playoffs happen. So here is a list of players that were not on field for the Cowboys' turnover fest and the Eagles' blowout victory Sunday night, but still greatly helped the Eagles make the playoffs.

By Jordan Schwartz 3. (4) Carolina Panthers (11-3) 5. (6) Indianapolis Colts (10-4) 6. (8) Dallas Cowboys (9-5) 8. (9) Atlanta Falcons (9-5) 9. (5) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-5) 13. (14) New England Patriots (9-5) 19. (11) Washington Redskins (7-7) 21. (20) San Francisco 49ers (5-9) 23. (22) San Diego Chargers (6-8)

By Sterling Eby This is a crazy race. With a few notes you should know. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a slim to none chance of losing their wildcard spots. If they lose to the Atlanta Falcons. It doesnt hurt their chances at all. Their next two opponents: They host the San Diego Chargers, and the Oakland Raiders. Lo...

By Mark Steven Well, he has a chance Sunday night to show it was an anomaly. Because like he was against Pittsburgh, Jason Campbell is again the Redskins key to winning. I’d make damn sure Dallas is aware of Santana Moss. I’d target Chris Cooley early. Hey, it’s Redskins-Cowboys.

By The Director With a big loss in Washington, the PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, who are weathering with Westbrook's lastet injury, welcome the sight of the San Francisco 49ers, who in getting outlasted by the Patriots find themselves at Home versus an Eagles team that last faced off with Nolan in 2006; Nolan 0-...

By Pete Treperinas Studs Duds Washington Redskins. Personally, I didn't think much of Washington this year, but after beating the Cowboys in Dallas, the Redskins have made the competition in the NFC East that much harder. Jason Campbell looked good this week, and Jim Zorn has Washington on the right track.

By Craig Garrison Sr The statistics don't show it at first glance. The score doesn't indicate just how much the Washington Redskins' defense controlled the Dallas Cowboys. But make no mistake about it, the Redskins' defense shut down the "best offense in the NFL", that of the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.

By Mike Craig My Pick: Broncos San Francisco 49ers (2-1) @ New Orleans Saints (1-2) at 1:00 PM EST. This might show to be a really good game. Green Bay Packers (2-1) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-1) at 1:00 PM EST. This I think will be a candidate for Game of the Week. My Pick: Packers My Pick: Cowboys My Pick: Eagles

By Brandon Cee 5. Carolina Panthers (#7) 8. Philadelphia Eagles (#9) 9. New England Patriots (#6) 11. Arizona Cardinals 13.  Indianapolis Colts 14. San Francisco 49ers 17. Washington Redskins  18. New Orleans Saints 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20. San Diego Chargers 22. Minnesota Vikings Philadelphia Eagles

By Dan Boone The franchise QB, Jason Campbell, still looks lost. The new coach, Jim Zorn, looks like he's in over his head. The coordinators hired by the owner not by the head coach look like they can't coordinate with each other. ...

NFC Wildcards: How the Giants, Vikings, Redskins, Saints, or ...  CA - Right now, five teams are still in contention for two spots, the New York Giants at 9-5, the Minnesota Vikings at 8-6, the Washington Redskins at 7-7, ... NFC playoff tiebreakers Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription)