Redskins safety Sean Taylor enters a not guilty plea on Wednesday to a drunken driving charge stemming from an Oct. 25 incident. A Jan. 5 trial date is set.
Do Taylor’s good points outweigh his bad points? He’ll make a great tackle or an interception, and then several plays later, he’ll commit a stupid unsporstmanlike conduct penalty. And then there are his off-the-field antics, like this drunk driving charge.
Many around the NFL say they are surprised by the team’s poor performance and question whether the problem lies with the Redskins’ system, players or Joe Gibbs.
Joe Gibbs needs a good General Manager like he had during his previous tenure. He gets a grade of F for his first 2 major acquisitions – Brunell and Portis.
The Falcons are finally worthy of the top five, while the Lions are definitely deserving of the bottom five.
The Redskins have scored a league-low 138 points, 26 less than the Dolphins. 🙁
Four field seats will be available at the Jacksonville/Minnesota game Sunday, 11/28. Fans will sit in chairs located 12 yards from the sideline.
With the fights going on in the NBA and college football, is it a good idea to put seats on the sidelines?
Originally posted by Associated Press from ESPN.com
I just watched the Desparate Housewives/Monday Night Football promo on
IFILM, and I would like to know what the big deal is. It was suggestive and sleazy, but there was no nudity. You see worse if you watch the afternoon soap operas.
Brunell ‘Was on His Last Legs’ (washingtonpost.com)
A survey of 8 NFL General Managers concluded that the Redskins paid too much for Brunell. Really? I think everybody except Joe Gibbs knew that. I would like to hear Joe Gibbs justify the Brunell deal.
If Brunell is cut next year, he’ll either count $7.165 million against the 2005 cap or $1.93 million in 2005 and $5.7 million in 2006. Ouch. Either way that hurts. If Daniel Snyder thought Marty Schottenheimer needed a General Manager, what’s he thinking now?
Bengals 17, Redskins 10 (nfl.com)
If I had to pick one word to describe the Redskins offense today, it would be horrible. Brunell was inept again, and Joe Gibbs replaced him with the equally inept Patrick Ramsey. Ramsey looked as bad as he did last year when playing for Steve Spurrier. Hey, maybe it wasn’t all Spurrier. Maybe, it was the horrible quarterback.
Tim Hasselbeck looked better than Ramsy last year, so let’s give him a shot next week. Hasn’t the punter, Tom Tupa played quarterback before? Joe Gibbs was right when he decided in the offseason that the quarterback position needed to be upgraded, but Brunell was the wrong choice. I would really like to know what he saw in Brunell.
NFL – AFC midseason report (espn.com)
John Clayton lists five things to watch for in the AFC during the second half of the season.
Redskins 17, Lions 10 (yahoo.com)
The Redskins won another one on 11/7. The defense played a good game again, special teams had a really good game, and it looked like the running game was beginning to click. The game ball should go to James Thrash. Thrash did an excellent job every time he was on the field for special teams.
The Real Truth About Men and Tailgating (npr.org)
When men tailgate, it conjures up images of Martha Stewart’s attention to detail, but please don’t tell the wives.
Yahoo! Sports – NFL – Packers 28, Redskins 14
The Redskins lost another one last week, and they’re playing the Lions, who are almost as bad as the Redskins, this week. As I write this, the Redskins had a 4th and goal from the 1. They elected to go for it, and they received a false start penalty. They had to settle for a field goal, and now, the kickoff just went out of bounds. Go Skins.
Yahoo! Sports – NFL – Warpath Update
Cornerback Fred Smoot knows what this season has become – a true rebuilding year. You’ve got to love Smoot’s attitude.
Spurrier Decides Not To Return To The University of Florida
Steve Spurrier felt his time with the Florida Gators had passed. Where will he turn up? Miami Dolphins? UNC?
Yahoo! Sports – NFL – Robinson’s rankings
Charles Robinson thinks he Washington Redskins probably belong in the bottom five. That’s an understatement.
Read (Scout.com)
The Redskins need a quarterback with the toughness, ability, intelligence, and class of Brett Favre.