Kelso Carpenter
Kelso Carpenter
I could talk about football, specifically the Redskins, all day. Starting.......NOW!
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Washington 22, Arizona 21: Redskins Squeak By With A Come-From-Behind Win
Hey, it wasn’t pretty but the Redskins are now 2-0 for the first time since 2007. I’m going to have a detailed breakdown of today’s game tomorrow, but here are some quick hits: – Rex Grossman threw two first quarter interceptions causing Redskins fans around the world to let out a simultaneous gasp, but he [...]
TweetKeys To Sunday’s Game Against The Arizona Cardinals
The Washington Redskins have a chance to silence the lingering critics and sail past preseason expectations this weekend with a solid win over the Arizona Cardinals. Both teams won last week with the Redskins handling the Giants and the Cardinals surviving an onslaught of passing yards by Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers. The Cardinals [...]
TweetPlease Tell Me We Won’t Have To Watch Reed Doughty Try To Cover Larry Fitzgerald On Sunday
If Laron Landry is unable to play again this Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, it could be a long day for the Redskins defensive secondary. Landry said today that he’s still having trouble with his lingering hamstring injury and his status for Sunday’s game is up in the air. If he’s unable to go, then [...]
TweetIn Case You Missed It, Dan Snyder Is No Longer Suing The Washington City Paper
With Albert Haynesworth and Donovon McNabb shipped out of town, there was one lingering off-the-field controversy hanging over the Washington Redskins: Dan Snyder’s ridiculous lawsuit against the Washington City Paper. Well, not anymore. Snyder and his team of PR yes men finally, wisely dropped the suit. The lawsuit was a result of the controversial article [...]
TweetAntrel Rolle Was Not Impressed With Rex Grossman Or The Redskins
I don’t know about you guys, but if I had recently been mentioned in a potentially major NCAA infraction regarding how I spent my time at the University of Miami, I probably wouldn’t say much of anything for a while. Not to mention the fact that I just got my butt kicked on Sunday by [...]
TweetRedskins Vs. Giants: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
To put it simply: The New York Giants have absolutely owned the Washington Redskins for the last five years. They’ve won nine out of the last ten games (six in a row). It didn’t matter if it was home or away, the Giants just always had the Redskins’ number. Not yesterday. Not this year. The [...]
TweetRedskins’ Second Half Adjustments Prove To Be Too Much For Giants
The Washington Redskins came into Sunday’s game having lost the last six (and nine out of ten) against the New York Giants. The roster featured many new faces on both sides of the ball, and despite a rusty start, pulled off an impressive victory, topping the Giants 28 – 10. Here are the scoring highlights, [...]
TweetWho I’m Most Excited To Watch On Sunday Against The Giants
For the first time in the last decade, the Washington Redskins are basically flying under the radar heading into week one of the 2011 NFL regular season. They didn’t make any huge free agency splashes or big name trades. They don’t have any controversies off the field. No one is picking them to go to [...]
TweetHere’s A Look At The Always Accurate Injury Report For Sunday’s Game
Both the Washington Redskins and New York Giants released their injury reports for Sunday’s game at FedEx Field. As expected, Laron Landry has been officially ruled out. Hopefully he’ll be able to get his hamstring ready for next week’s game against the Arizona Cardinals. Listed as “questionable” are tight end Chris Cooley (knee), starting free safety [...]
TweetMuch Of The Success Or Failure Of The Redskins Depends On The Health Of Laron Landry
Before he went down last year with an achilles injury, Laron Landry was on pace to contend for the defensive player of the year award. He finally found his way into his natural position of strong safety, allowing him to stay closer to the line of scrimmage. His combination of size, strength, and speed make [...]
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