Redskins 360 Archive: October 2009
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Twice as nice
After not reaching the end zone in the first 101:28 of the home season, the Redskins scored twice in 101 seconds. Published October 4 2009
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Suisham trying wrong kicks
Shaun Suisham didn't go to the locker room, but he's trying field goals instead of punts. Published October 4 2009
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Hunter Smith hurt
Punter Hunter Smith, the most consistently solid Redskin, is hurt. Published October 4 2009
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Peccatiello in the house
Longtime Redskins linebackers coach Larry Peccatiello dropped by the press box. Published October 4 2009
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Redskins Saturday report
Leftovers from the week as the Redskins get ready for Tampa Bay. Published October 3 2009
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Faine out for Bucs
Tampa Bay will be without center Jeff Faine on Sunday at Washington and might be without defensive end Gaines Adams and receiver Antonio Bryant. Published October 2 2009
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Portis a game-time decision again
Jim Zorn said ailing No. 1 running back Clinton Portis is a game-time decision for the second straight week. Portis agrees. Published October 2 2009
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When Portis got hurt
Clinton Portis missed the last 10 minutes of the Lions game. Published October 2 2009
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Playing time vs. Lions
Better late than never, the Redskins snap counts from Detroit game. Published October 2 2009
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He Said, She Said Week 4
The Washington Times' Ryan O'Halloran and News 4's Lindsay Czarniak debate five Redskins issues. Published October 2 2009
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Everyone practices
All of yesterday's walking wounded are on the field for today's light practice. Published October 2 2009
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Albert talks ... to Tampa
Albert Haynesworth talks to Tampa Bay reporters. Published October 1 2009
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Rogers returns
Cornerback Carlos Rogers is back on the practice field. Published October 1 2009
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Hall, Griffin, Monty ailing, too
Add DeAngelo Hall, Cornelius Griffin and Anthony Montgomery to the injury list. Published October 1 2009
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Bodog: Not good for Zorn
Odds for variety of NFL items, including first coach fired. Published October 1 2009
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Doughty in, Horton out
Reed Doughty is the new starting strong safety. Published October 1 2009
