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Redskins 360
This is goodbye ... for now
After 23 years at The Times, 18 covering the Redskins and/or NFL, I'm done.
David Elfin's Final NFL Rankings
The top two teams from the last two months both lost, but didn't lose much ground
Closing time
A final farewell to the Washington Times' sports section.
Doughty, M. Williams on I.R.
Safety Reed Doughty and guard Mike Williams have become the 11th and 12th player on Washington's injured reserve list.
Fletcher a first alternate
London Fletcher is one spot away from finally playing in his first Pro Bowl.
Orakpo reaction
Brian Orakpo talks to reporters about his Pro Bowl honor.
Orakpo makes Pro Bowl
Rookie pass rusher is the Redskins' only Pro Bowler
Three questions with Chargers beat writer Jay Paris
Three questions with Chargers beat writer Jay Paris of The North County Times
Samuels nears decision time
Injured offensive tackle Chris Samuels is close to making a decision about whether his career is over after 10 seasons.
Williams done, Doughty probably
Right guard Mike Williams is done for the year with a torn muscle in his right foot. Safety Reed Doughty probably is with a high right ankle sprain.
Jim Zorn's difficult learning experience
It hasn't always been fun, but the Redskins coach isn't going to "moan and groan" about it
Haynesworth holds court after Redskins loss
Haynesworth: "I'm not sorry that I came here."
M. Williams out, W. Montgomery in
Mike Williams just limped off the field and was replaced by Will Montgomery.
Suisham booed
Shaun Suisham was welcomed back to Washington with boos.
Gibbs: Zorn 'knows how tough it is'
The former Redskins coach weighs in on Cerrato, Allen, Zorn and more
Cowboys special teams coach hospitalized
Dallas special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis, who was paralyzed in August, was rushed from FedEx Field to a local hospital for an emergency appendectomy.
Haynesworth situation defused?
Albert Haynesworth was on hand for this morning's walk-through
Haynesworth sent home by Zorn
Albert Haynesworth, the team's highest-paid player, was sent home before practice after a lengthy discussion with coach Jim Zorn.
NFL Rankings: Week 16, Colts back on top
Unbeaten Indy moves back into the top spot ahead of fallen New Orleans.
Three questions with Cowboys beat writer Charean Williams
Three questions with Cowboys beat writer Charean Williams of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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