Hail to the Washington Commanders

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#1,429
i wish spike_throw would come back. One post on a vols message board in a Redskins thread claiming the Cowboys as the superior team. And only a few days removed from a Redskins victory over said Cowboys. We could all learn from the continued teachings of spike_throw
 
#1,434
#1,434
Skins have picked it up. I'm impressed with this year's Skins team. Zorn obviously has them believing. I can't believe I'm about to say this, but the Skins are fun to watch this year.
 
#1,435
#1,435
That penalty on Thomas was a freaking killer...geez. Get your head out of your butt rookie!
 
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#1,441
#1,441
I am not superstitious, but I am wearing my Redskins hat every Sunday from now on (after donning it the last few weeks). W00t.

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#1,442
#1,442
did someone say to strike up the band???

Hail to the Redskins!
Hail Victory!
Braves on the Warpath,
Fight for old DC!!!

what a comeback. I thought after the first quarter we were doomed. The D really stepped up and Clinton Portis went off.
 
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#1,443
volfanbill said:
the cardinals have looked really good so far. It's going to be one tough 3 game stretch. If we can take 2 of the next 3 and then beat up on the Rams, Browns and Lions, we will look really good heading into the second half of the season. Nice to see that for once it doesn't appear that we have too hard of a non conference schedule
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I feel bad. I discredited the 'Skins. I just wanted to go 2-1 in this stretch, but they went 3-0. With the Rams, Browns and then the Lions on the schedule the next three weeks, we can have quite an impressive record coming into the 2nd half of the season and at worst we might be settling for a WC. Of course, the Giants look really gosh darn good.
 
#1,445
#1,445
With the next 3 opponents having a combined 1-11 record, a seven game winning streak looks very likely.

volfanbill said:
I feel bad. I discredited the 'Skins. I just wanted to go 2-1 in this stretch, but they went 3-0. With the Rams, Browns and then the Lions on the schedule the next three weeks, we can have quite an impressive record coming into the 2nd half of the season and at worst we might be settling for a WC. Of course, the Giants look really gosh darn good.
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You should have listened to Vader.

vader said:
We're not going to lose another game. We are going to win the Superbowl!!!

Skins DYNASTY!!!!!

:p
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#1,446
#1,446
it is promising to think that we have faced Dallas, Philly and the Gmen all on the road. 12-4 or even 13-3 is extremely realistic.
 
#1,449
#1,449
volfanbill said:
it is promising to think that we have faced Dallas, Philly and the Gmen all on the road. 12-4 or even 13-3 is extremely realistic.
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I know. I keep bracing myself for the fall, but so far so good. Looks like Zorn was a good hire.
 
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Jason Taylor not too far from returning.

By the Associated Press
October 9, 2008


ASHBURN, Va. - Washington Redskins defensive end Jason Taylor practiced Thursday for the first time since the emergency surgery on his left calf.

"It felt good to be out here running around a little bit," Taylor said. "But it's only 17 days since we had it done. We'll see how it responds."

Taylor did not take part in all of the drills, and the team was going to be cautious about playing him Sunday against the St. Louis Rams. The leg still has stitches, which Taylor protected during practice by wearing a titanium pad underneath a knee-high black sock.

"It's better than it was yesterday, better than it was a week ago, and hopefully tomorrow will be another step forward and I won't swell up too much," Taylor said.

Even if Taylor plays, he will get limited work. Coach Jim Zorn said the veteran lineman needs to get his conditioning back.

Taylor has missed two games since getting kicked in the calf against the Arizona Cardinals on Sept. 21. The injury worsened overnight, and the next day he had surgery to drain blood from the leg.

Defensive tackle Cornelius Griffin (shoulder), linebacker Marcus Washington (hamstring) and safety Reed Doughty (back) did not practice. All three appear likely to miss Sunday's game.

Cornerback Shawn Springs, who missed last week's game with a strained left calf, practiced and appears set to play Sunday. Right tackle Stephon Heyer, who has been sidelined with a sprained shoulder, also practiced but was less certain about his prospects.

"I'm trying to get myself to go," Heyer said
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Redskins DE Jason Taylor returns to practice -- dailypress.com
 
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