How’s this for a knee-jerk reaction? John Beck isn’t the answer at quarterback for the Washington Redskins. Yes, last Sunday was only one game. Yes, last Sunday, he made his first NFL start in over three NFL season and close to four years overall. Yes, he finished last Sunday’s game without the services of his [...]
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Still Searching For The Answer at Quarterback
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2 Comments »Redskins win their season opener, defeat the New York Giants 28-14
The six game winning streak that the New York Giants held over the Washington Redskins – one that’s spanned for almost four years – is now officially over. After being down 14-7 just before halftime, the Redskins scored 21 unanswered points, and held the Giants to zero points in the second half, winning by a [...]
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Comments OffRedskins vs. Giants preview: 5 keys to Victory
Look, there’s a lot of things that frustrate me about being a Redskins fan: the constant search for a new head coach every four years (it’s like Dan Snyder’s own personal Olympics of hiring ineptitude), the never-ending carousel at quarterback, the comings and goings of high-priced free agents, and the idiot Cowboys fans who live in DC [...]
Opening Nightmare; Skins Run Over by Giants 16-7
For the new look Redskins, at least the first 29 minutes of opening night vs the Giants was about as bad as it gets. The team opened up the 2008 season with a lackluster 16-7 loss at the Meadowlands to their NFC East rival, and they were beaten up rather soundly by a defense that [...]


October 25th, 2011
Rajan Nanavati
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