The Redskins have struggled to move the ball against their own defense almost every day in practice. The Ravens sacked Ramsey four times. Then, in Saturday’s 28-10 loss to Carolina, Ramsey and the first-team offense failed to produce a point in five drives over nearly two quarters – even with the Panthers phasing their starters out of the game starting with the third drive.

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I think Patrick Ramsey still looks like a shell-shocked deer in the headlights. I questioned Joe Gibbs’ drafting of Jason Campbell, but maybe we’re starting to see what he saw last year – a problem with Ramsey that isn’t fixable.

On a high note, it looks like the year off may have done Mark Brunell some good. I’d like to see how well he does against a first-string defense.

Washington Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs said yesterday he has not spoken with Sean Taylor since the safety was arrested on felony assault charges in Miami over the weekend.

*You’d think that if you were arrested, you might want to let your employer know if you’re coming back to work or not.*

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So far, Taylor is making Lawrence Taylor look like Harry Potter. Because it’s doubtful Sean Taylor’s behavior is going to change any time soon, the question is pretty simple for the Redskins: Is Taylor more trouble than he’s worth?

I asked that same question on [December 4, 2004](/journal/archives/2004/12/04/311/sean-taylor-pleads-not-guilty/).

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Miami-Dade County police were looking Friday for Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor, who they describe as a “person of interest” in an assault case.

This guy is screwing up again! Note to Redskins: NO MORE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI PLAYERS!!!!!!

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LaVar Arrington criticized the Washington Redskins for a failing to support him during his recent knee injury, an injury that forced him to have another surgery last week.

It’s another offseason, and Lavar is complaining again.

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Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder sat down with beat writer David Elfin for an hour yesterday in his first on-the-record interview with a newspaper reporter in more than two years.

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The Washington Redskins set the NFL’s regular-season home paid attendance record for the fifth consecutive year, the league announced Monday. The Redskins, whose 91,665-seat stadium is the largest in the NFL, drew 707,920 fans — an average of 88,490 — for eight home games. The New York Giants (629,874) were second, followed by the Kansas City Chiefs (623,264) and New York Jets (622,985).

*(Redskins set attedance record again and have a losing record again…)*

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“It’s just too sexually oriented, you know, the way they’re shaking their behinds and going on, breaking it down,” said Al Edwards, a 26-year veteran of the Texas House.

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Cris Carter thinks the Redskins have been one free agency’s biggest losers so far this offseason *(I agree)*.

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Possible Coles trade stuck in salary cap limbo.

Another Redskins front office mess.

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Not much talent will remain in free agency if more players are given the franchise tag Tuesday.

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