Needless to say, the Washington Redskins and quarterback Donovan McNabb got off on the wrong foot following the news that they had just inked a five-year, $78-million extension on Monday. A 59-28 humiliating to defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles will do that, cause you to have second thoughts. It's probably safe to say that both sides are now on their third, fourth, or fifth thoughts, especially after the Redskins pulled McNabb, the quartberback they had just acquired from those same Eagles, in the dying moments of a loss a few weeks ago. So what comes nest? In all actuality, an annulment is a very realistic option. To find out more, visit GetReal Football.
Showing posts with label Washington Redskins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Washington Redskins. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
That Was Then... What about Now?
Knowing Washinigton Redskins quarterback Donovan McNabb, he probably would still have nice things to say about Washington's coaching staff. But he would have little reason to after he was pulled from last Sunday's 37-25 loss to the Detroit Lions with less than two minutes left to play without so much as a believable reason or excuse from offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan or father and head coach Mike. Visit GetReal Football for more on this developing scandal.
Friday, October 29, 2010
The Test Albert Haynesworth Couldn't Pass
On Thursday, Washington Redskins nose tackle admitted to the media that he wasn't good enough to play a starting role for his team. It's something the rest of the world has known for some time. For this story and more in-depth football analysis, visit GetReal Football.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
The Two Sides of DeAngelo Hall
With DeAngelo Hall, you apparently have to take the bad with the good. The good? His record-tying four interceptions on Sunday against the Chicago Bears. The bad? Every now and then he has a problem with lashing out at authority figures, even when they're on a different team. Take this November 2009 incident with Atlanta Falcons head coach Mike Smith for example. At least he's entertaining.
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