Hail to the Washington Commanders

The offense is totally stagnant and can't go vertical. And now we are behind.
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I don't understand what Zorn had in mind for this game. You guys didn't go deep but what one time? Neither offense played all that impressive, but the 'skins didn't make any adjustments to stop the run. As a Cowboys fan this was a must win.
 
I don't understand what Zorn had in mind for this game. You guys didn't go deep but what one time? Neither offense played all that impressive, but the 'skins didn't make any adjustments to stop the run. As a Cowboys fan this was a must win.

we haven't gone deep in weeks and I'm extremely troubled by our lack of adjustments for stopping barber. He did whatever he wanted to all night long. pa-thet-ic.
 
NFL is rigged... Their precious Cowboys have to be in the playoff hunt

Terrible officiating

If only Moss had caught that deep ball that hit his hands... oh well
 
NFL is rigged... Their precious Cowboys have to be in the playoff hunt

Terrible officiating

If only Moss had caught that deep ball that hit his hands... oh well

Officiating had nothing to do with the offense not being able to do anything. Nor did it play a part in barber running wild. We just got beat.
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It was a fun trip regardless. I nearly froze at the game. I wish the team had pulled its weight and allowed me to see a win.
 
skins down 3-0 to the seahawks 9:00 to go in 2nd


Portis is having a good game, and I like the play calling but we just can't seem to follow thru

dang Moss just threw a punch and didnt get ejected... or will he?
 
strike up the band...

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

not pretty, but a win. We have to pray Portis can hold up for the remainder of the season and post season. I just don't know if we have the passing attack to take on the Bucs, Cowboys or Gmen in the playoffs. The Cardinals even scare the crap out of me.

I would love nothing more than to bring down the Giants next Sunday.
 

...well that was short-lived.

ESPN - Former MVP Shaun Alexander cut by Washington Redskins

The Washington Redskins have released running back Shaun Alexander after four games and 11 carries with the team.

The 31-year-old former league MVP had provided insurance while injuries prevented Clinton Portis and Ladell Betts from practicing.

Portis and Betts continue to battle through injuries, but the Redskins apparently felt they needed Alexander's roster spot to help with depth on the defensive line.

The Redskins replaced Alexander on the roster by signing defensive tackle Ryan Boschetti. Defensive end Andre Carter and defensive tackle Kedric Golston both suffered foot injuries, and defensive tackle Cornelius Griffin hurt his shoulder in Sunday's 20-17 victory over the Seattle Seahawks.
 

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