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The Redskins were stingy last year, holding opponents to 18.5 points per game. This type of production would hint that they were an elite defense. Although that may have been true in some ways from a real-world perspective, in fantasy terms, they were awful. They only contributed 42 money plays (2.6 per outing) and only scored once. Albert Haynesworth was brought in this offseason to help bolster the defensive line play, which theoretically means more sacks and turnovers, but that's what Jason Taylor was supposed to bring last season. Take a wait-and-see approach with Washington—they're worth having as a bye-week replacement with potential, but don't overvalue them.
Washington Post Despite lost time, Capitals star Alex Ovechkin has shot at third MVP in a row Washington Post (Toni L. Sandys/the Washington Post) Despite missing 10 games, Alex Ovechkin has similar numbers at this point to those from his two MVP campaigns. ...
Redskins Take a Look at Tebow Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia The Redskins took a look at Tim Tebow in a private workout on Saturday. The Washington Post notes that Mike Shanahan attended, as did General Manager Bruce ...
Kelly Makes Huge Difference SuperPrep.com (subscription) Besides his cousins, Daniels' dad is Phillip Daniels who played defensive end at Georgia and is now playing in the NFL for the Washington Redskins. ...
OSU football notebook NewsOK.com ... Okung is slated to be a top-15 selection with Kiper projecting him to the Seattle Seahawks at No. 6. McShay slots Okung at No. 4 to the Washington Redskins.
SportingNews.com (blog) Rams Closing In On Bradford SportingNews.com (blog) On that day, e will throw for NFL coaches and scouts for the first time since his shoulder injury. The Redskins, also interested in Bradford, will have him ...
