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Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Redskins: Live Blog, Stats, Analysis

Published on: 12th September, 2010

Hey everyone.  I'm Eric Holmberg and this is my second season as a Washington Redskins Featured Columnist here at the bleacher report.  I'll be joining you for tonight's marquee rivalry match-up between the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins.  We'll talk about the game, obviously, but this won't be a play-by-play live ...

Mike Shanahan and the 2010 Washington Redskins: Don’t Bring Back Jerry Gray

Published on: 9th January, 2010

There is no room left for optimists at Redskins Park.  Jim Zorn’s goofy brand of rambling optimism is the opposite of what the 2010 Washington Redskins need to be successful.  Going into next season, the Redskins need an objective look at this roster.  The first mistake of Mike Shanahan’s tenure would ...

Washington Redskins: Where Gilded Eyes See No Rain

Published on: 3rd January, 2010

In between my eyes and the world lies a filter—a kaleidoscope of resplendent gold—through which I saw no rain.  I’m not exactly sure who was wearing the golden glasses, me or Daniel Snyder, but being betrayed by the reality of the Washington Redskins is no easy way to wake from ...

The Washington Redskins Team of the Decade

Published on: 22nd December, 2009

So, as it turns out, the Washington Redskins haven't had a great decade. If you're a Redskins fan, you already know it. If your not a Redskins fan, you may be saying to yourself, what sport do they play again? The Redskins record for the decade (2000-2009) ...

Vinny Cerrato and Bruce Allen: Taking a Step Back, Seeing More of the Same

Published on: 18th December, 2009

With Vinny Cerrato’s official resignation as Executive Vice President of football operations, Redskins’ fans saw their dream come true.  It was an odd feeling to have pride in one of Daniel Synder’s decisions.  Under the yoke of a repressive regime, our voices were heard.  I imagine this is what the fall ...

Lost in the Shuffle: The Washington Redskins’ Offensive Line

Published on: 12th December, 2009

In the tragic comedy that was last week’s game vs. the New Orleans Saints, the Washington Redskins offensive line gave a flawless performance. Even though it went mostly unnoticed in the reviews of the reviews, the LaRon Landry outrage, and the Shaun Suisham buzzsaw, the offensive line was the backdrop ...

Shaun Suisham Cut, Unfairly Becomes Scapegoat for Redskins Loss vs. Saints

Published on: 9th December, 2009

When the impossible happened on Sunday, the inevitable happened on Tuesday. The Washington Redskins cut kicker Shaun Suisham and replaced him with Graham Gano. It is a move seeded in irrationality, soaked in vengeance, and, almost equally as absurd, the perfect decision. It’s irrational because Suisham is better than the next best option. ...

Washington Redskins Secondary: Under Fire and In Trouble vs. New Orleans Saints

Published on: 5th December, 2009

The Saints offense is good. Which got me thinking about Friday’s World Cup draw and Brazil. Saying the Saints offense is good is like saying Brazilians are good at soccer. When Brazil plays at its best, they transform soccer from sport to art form: The Beautiful Game. (See ...

Jason Campbell’s Maturation: One Positive from Life in the Cellar

Published on: 2nd December, 2009

It is a sore subject in Washington. Redskins’ fans can get a bit testy (or mercurial, for those of you nearing the end of another fine year with your Word of the Day calendar) about Jason Campbell. They are frustrated because the book on Campbell has been written, the discussion is over, ...

Setting the Record Straight: The End of the Clinton Portis Era in Washington

Published on: 18th November, 2009

As anyone in the glamorous world of used cars will tell you, age is irrelevant. The trusted used car salesman cares as much about the model year as he does buying a necktie made in the last 25 years or a properly fitting toupee. It’s the odometer that tells ...

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