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Why don’t we start with the good news? Levi Jones is doing well enough that he may be activated against Philadelphia. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Albert Haynesworth, Chris Samuels, clinton portis, DeAngelo Hall, Levi Jones, Washington Redskins
This week’s exclusive THN Weekly with Andre Carter is now posted and can be found here.
Here are some quotes not included in this week’s edition: Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Andre Carter, Anthony Montgomery, DeAngelo Hall, Greg Blache, Jon Jansen, Phillip Daniels, Renaldo Wynn
This is a new blog I’ll plan to do at least weekly starting with training camp. For now, at least, it will just be something along the lines of a Redskins notebook. I’ll be going to the internet trough and posting some of the slop that I come across that seems relevant. Feel free to comment to let me know if I’ve missed something or you have ideas for improvement.
For now, let’s get started with LaRon Landry, Jason Campbell, two signings and James Thrash:
Tags: chris cooley, Cody Glenn, Colt Brennan, DeAngelo Hall, devin thomas, Eddie Williams, James Thrash, Jason Campbell, Jim Zorn, Keith Eloi, laron landry, malcolm kelly, Marko Mitchell, slop from the trough, Todd Collins, Washington Redskins
For those that would like to read more about Reed Doughty, I added a few questions and quotes from my interview with him that weren’t included in the article. I also added links to article what Reed has been up to lately.
THN: How has he (Albert Haynesworth) fit in with the team so far?
Reed: To be honest I haven’t talked to him on a personal level. We exchanged pleasantries and he is always around and working hard so it is great to see that.
THN: How does it feel to be back?
Reed: Feels like home. [I'm] excited to be back with the team.
THN: How would you grade the team’s off-season so far?
Reed: Very solid. We signed marquee players like Haynesworth and D-Hall but we also brought back some guys that can be role players and really help this team win a championship.
THN: What is your opinion in regards to the rules changes that were just made that deal with player safety?
Reed: As a defensive player it is really hard. I understand player safety but we are just out their doing our jobs and not trying to let the offense score. You can’t think about getting off the ground before sacking the QB or not using your forearm against a players head. It happens so fast. I think as long as you don’t spear somenone or go crown of helmet to helmet you are not being dirty. We don’t intentionally hurt anyone so it is difficult getting fined for things we feel we are paid to do. You can’t be “careful” or you’ll be out of a job.
Doughty, Cooley to be local celebrity judges at DC101’s annual Chili Cook-Off
Doughty Named Honorary Chairman of Kidney Walk on April 19th
Doughty, while battling a hearing deficiancy, also graced the cover of Hearing Loss Magazine last year.
Hearing Loss Magazine’s Blog that displays the cover and the photo shoot
The Redskins signed former Atlanta Falcon and Oakland Raiders cornerback DeAngelo Hall today.
Hall was released by the Raiders this week after being acquired this offseason for two draft picks and being signed to a 7-year, $70 million contract.
Hall entered the league in 2004 as the eighth overall selection of the Falcons out of Virginia Tech. He is from Chesapeake, Virginia.
For all updated roster moves, please visit our Redskins Transactions and Roster pages.
For more on Hall’s addition, please check out:
Redskins Insider Blog at WashingtonPost.com
Tags: Atlanta Falcons, cornerback, DeAngelo Hall, Oakland Raiders, Virginia Tech
