Recent Washington Redskins Blogs

Time for Leadership from Daniel Snyder

Every organization on a grand quest faces a crises. The ones that face it down and chew it up go on to great things. We embarrassed ourselves in Detroit. (Yes, I'm a "we" fan.) Players and coaches surely look in the mirror questioning their confidence. ... more

Redskins: If You Want To Blame Anybody, Blame "Leadership"

May 1999. That's when Daniel M. Snyder, a prominent businessman, bought the Washington Redskins for $800M following the death of previous owner Jack Kent Cooke. The Redskins had a rich history. They won Super Bowls in 1982, 1987, and 1991. ... more

Print Press Subtlety

I gotta chat with Examiner Caps' beat reporter Brian McNally -- I think he had something to do with the art for his paper's front page today:  ... more

Capitals and Wizards benefit from Dan Snyder’s ownership?

For decades and decades, OK, for all eternity, Washington DC has been and will likely always be Redskins first.  The tradition, glory, and history of this once proud franchise is held dear in many Washingtonian hearts, including many in Maryland, ... more

Live Microphone, Part II

Via NBC Sports.  "You either want it or you don't. A lot of ... more

Your Monthly Jason Campbell Report: September

With a game review due out later this week anyway (much later, think Friday night), the last thing you probably want to talk about is how the Redskins fared against the Lions.  So I'm going to put that on the ... more

An Ode to Redskins fans — Give the Capitals a try!

Washington Capitals hockey is back!  The preseason is now a thing of the past, Caps posting a 4-2 record.  Regular season begins in just two days as the Washington Capitals open up the season with bean town rival Boston Bruins.  ... more

Jason Campbell speaks

Redskins QB Jason Campbell took some heat for Sunday's 23-17 loss to the New York Giants.  We all have differing opinions on where the proper blame lies, for which to me, the blame for this game falls squarely on Jim ... more

The Smart Money Says Jason Campbell, Jim Zorn are Short-timers

Our beloved Washington Redskins don't draw much respect from the smart money. They are high odds, which means low probability to make Super Bowl 44 according to www.bodog.com. Bodog sent their betting odds for the 2009 Redskins season courtesy of ... more