Bottom Line: It?s a tough year, tough schedule.  It?s possible that the Redskins go 7-9, but a more likely scenario is a 6-10 year that raises questions about how to get younger and continue to transform this team in Mike Shanahan?s vision. Early September is an easy time to be positive in a football preview.  The flaws that would ruin a season have yet to reveal themselves. But for the 2010 ...

Ian Rapoport of the Boston Herald is reporting that the New England Patriots and Tom Brady are very close on a three year $58 million contract extension. If this pans out to be true than talks between the Washington Redskins and newly acquired quarterback Donovan McNabb could begin to heat up. Though it has never been said by the team or McNabb it has been rumored that the Redskins were waiting ...

A new head coach. A new quarterback. A disgruntled defensive lineman with a $100 million contract. A 4-12 season in 2009. It sounds like the makings for a complete disaster. But in the NFL, seemingly desperate scenarios like this one of the Washington Redskins often turn from gloomy to golden very quickly.  Just look at the Atlanta Falcons and the Miami Dolphins. In 2007, the Falcons ...

The cuts are in and the rosters are final for Week 1, at any rate. The Washington Redskins find themselves in an eerily similar position as they did in 2009, at least on paper. The team has a solid front five on the offensive line, but questionable depth. They have no legitimate second receiver, but a deep backfield. A mercurial defensive lineman star and aging bodies on the defensive front ...

Exhausted by the distraction and lack of effort from Albert Haynesworth, the Washington Redskins have once again gauged trade interest in the defensive tackle from his former team, the Tennessee Titans, according to team sources.

The Washington Redskins have long been the champions of the offseason, paying too much for big names in free agency. The story was the same when Albert Haynesworth hit the market and promptly signed a seven-year, $100 million deal with Washington. The man formerly regarded as the best defensive player in football has quickly become the biggest headache for the Redskins and the league at large ...

As I said in my first article 2010 NFL Preview:Washington Redskins  I am going to Predict every game of the 2010 NFL season for the Washington Redskins. As we go into my next series of predictions I will predict weeks 5-8.    Note: This is just for fun. All inappropriate and abusive comments will be reported and removed. Begin Slideshow

Those of you who bleed Burgundy and Gold know the drill.  Every offseason for the past decade, the Washington Redskins retool in dramatic and aggressive fashion.  The results of such moves have rarely resulted in positive changes once the games start counting in early September. The short leash and deep pocketbook of Daniel Snyder have led to some of the most intriguing, and often disappointing ...

Check here for a complete list of the Washington Redskins ' roster moves. Surprise move: No huge surprises for coach Mike Shanahan, but he managed to let the suspense build by waiting until 9:08 pm ET to release his roster moves. I was mildly surprised to see running back Ryan Torain end up on the list. He played well for Shanahan in Denver, so it seemed like he would make the roster. The ...

This slideshow will highlight players on the Washington Redskins who I feel are overrated and underrated. While most will not agree with my selections, I stand by them. I focus on players who have spent at last one season with Redskins. If I would have done this last season the overrated portion would have been way too long (Colt Brennan, Antwaan Randle El, Fred Smoot, Jason Campbell), so that ...