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Len Pastarelli is in love with Jason Campbell… and actually accuses us of not appreciating him…
Clearly, he doesn’t understand.
Old Lenny is enamoured with Jason’s statistics… which, on their face, are impressive. However, only an amature, who looks only at the statistics, would fall for that. Hey, Lenny… have you actually watched him play? Read the rest of this entry »
Remember when we were kids, and somebody called us names? Mom would always tell you “sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me.”
Tags: Dirt 2, Forza Motorsport 3, Susan Harjo, Washington Capitals, Washington Redskins
Cornerback Carlos Rogers was benched on Sunday, after giving up a 40-yard touchdown reception to Brandon Marshall. On the play, Rogers was beaten badly on a double move, allowing Marshall to get behind him and make the catch.
Carlos was a little sensitive after the game: Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: carlos rogers, Fred Smoot, jerry gray, Jim Zorn, Kevin Barnes, Washington Redskins
My day ended yesterday with my wife looking at me and saying “you get to wear a ‘victory jersey’ tomorrow!”
I’m still in disbelief. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Denver Broncos, hunter smith, Jim Zorn, Ladell Betts, Shawn Suisham, Washington Redskins
Turning Point:
Hunter Smith’s 35-yard touchdown pass to Mike Sellers on a fake field goal. It knotted the game at 14-14 and really gave the Redskins renewed life. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: clinton portis, hunter smith, Ladell Betts, Levi Jones, Mike Sellers, Washington Redskins
Washington Redskins inactives week 10: Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: National Football League, NFL, NFL Inactives, Washington Redskins
These Leftover questions from this week’s THN Weekly with Andre Carter were sent on Monday, hence the topics of discussion are slightly dated. I apoligize for the delay in posting this.
Enjoy regardless!
THN: What did Coach Bugel and Coach Zorn get across to the offensive line and the team, respectively, at halftime? Reportedly Zorn was passionate with what he said at halftime, which is contrary to his usual style of talking to the players.
AC: I didn’t hear what was said during halftime. All I saw was an offense move the ball very well in the 2nd half.
THN: During Zorn’s Monday press conference, Landry is going to be considered to move back to his natural position of strong safety, a move which has been wanted by a lot of people for a while. Do you feel him being at free safety has hindered his talents at all? How would being moved to strong safety help him?
AC: I feel LaRon has performed to the best of his ability. He is a playmaker and a hard hitting safety. I am sure adjustments needed to made due to the injuries we have on the team.
THN: Coach Zorn said that the idea of signing Larry Johnson will be discussed at further length later today (Monday) and was already discussed a little bit this (Monday) morning. Based on the Redskins injury situation and Larry Johnson’s personal and professional situation, would you welcome him in the locker room?
AC: I welcome anyone who loves the game and is willing to win.
THN: http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dcsportsbog/2009/11/inside_the_sideline_melee.html
Dan Steinberg broke down the sideline melee pretty well in the link posted above. What happened in that situation and do you think it was justified that the Redskins were flagged twice on that play and the Falcons did not get flagged?AC: I didn’t see it. All I know is that LaRon and Hall did their best to get off of Atlanta’s sideline.
THN: DeAngelo Hall is still missing big tackles, this time on Turner’s final touchdown run. Has anyone talked to him about being more physical and wrapping up?
AC: He is doing his best. That’s all we ask.
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Is there any doubt that Marko Mitchell needs to be active every game? Dude had 2 passes thrown his way on Sunday… Turned both into first downs. He has that intangible that turns an average player into a producer. He has earned his shot. Besides, what is there to loose? I’m on the official “Start Marko” bandwagon
In the desperate search for bright spots, there is Shawn Suisham… who remains perfect on field goal attempts (10, so far)… several of which have not been especially easy.
Beyond that, well, the Redskins are consistent. Read the rest of this entry »
Redskin fans are definitely beat up this week, but hopefully the team can build off of a little second half success last week against the Falcons. While they may still have lost the game 31-17, the offense put together a couple of drives in the third and fourth quarters, that were as sharp as they have looked in all of 2009.
There will be one big offensive change on Sunday against the Broncos, Levi Jones will be getting his first start at left tackle. Redskin fans seem quick to dismiss this move as futile because Jones failed to catch on with a couple of teams earlier this season, but I don’t see it that way at all. The Redskins need some personnel ‘luck’ with the state of their roster, especially the offensive line, so if Jones can come in and play well, he could prove very ‘lucky’ indeed. In my opinion, Washington need to sign four offensive linemen before the start of 2010, so if Levi plays well, he could turn into one of those players. He really only has to be better than Stephon Heyer to make it worthy of serious consideration. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: clinton portis, derrick dockery, Ladell Betts, Levi Jones, mike williams, Stephon Heyer, Washington Redskins, Will Montgomery
