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520Redskins MusicRedskins Music: Work Hard by Black Boo Week 8
Work Hard Local DC artist “Black Boo” of Mambo Sauce brings us his Redskins song for week eight. It’s titled “Work Hard”.
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451Redskins NewsAs Jordan Reed Emerges, Redskins Look to Trade Fred Davis
Washington Redskins rookie tight end Jordan Reed has looked stellar this season while learning the system in DC, meanwhile veteran Fred Davis...
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383General
Redskins Broadcast Team Sings ‘Hail to the Redskins’
Sunday after Redskins linebacker Brian Orakpo intercepted Bears quarterback Jay Cutler and scored a touchdown the Redskins broadcast team (on ESPN 980)...
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435Analysis
Redskins vs Bears: Observations From Week 7
Redskins vs Bears The Washington Redskins won a shootout with the Chicago Bears on Sunday by a score of 45-41. Below are...
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452AnalysisKeys to the Game: Bears vs Redskins
The Washington Redskins will play host to the Chicago Bears at FedEx Field this week, below are five keys to the game...
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404Injury ReportRedskins Injury Report: Amerson Will Play (9-19-2013)
Washington Redskins cornerback David Amerson said he’s feeling fine and will play Sunday against the Chicago Bears. Amerson is listed as questionable...
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410TransactionsRedskins Sign Three Players, Release one
The Redskins signed three free agent’s on Tuesday and released safety Jordan Pugh. The team added long snapper Kyle Nelson, linebacker Josh...
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395Injury Report
Redskins Injury Report: Sundberg, Kehl out for the Year With Knee Injuries
Redskins Injury Report After a game in which the Washington Redskins special teams were already reeling from, they now will have to...
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483Redskins News
Letter From Dan Snyder to Redskins Nation Addressing Team Name
To Everyone in our Washington Redskins Nation: As loyal fans, you deserve to know that everyone in the Washington Redskins organization –...
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505Watchin' Film With PhilRedskins Film Review: Ryan Kerrigan’s Five Sacks in Four Games
Ryan Kerrigan’s Five Sacks in Four Games This is another in a series of posts using the “All-22” Coaches Film from NFL.com...
