Jerry Gray did not win the Memphis job. More to come...

For those that want to boycott Snyder and want him to sell the team, this is for you.

Ron Mervis (owner of Mervis Diamond Importers) has a son (Jon Mervis) and he decided to create a website saying that he and his father would be willing to try and purchase the Skins if they got 10,000 people to sign up to their website.

I could be wrong but I just don't see this happening. The only way anyone gets Snyder to sell the team is by money, and a lot of it. I don't know this for sure, but I don't think Ron nor Jon has 1.5 billion dollars (the value of the Redskins) laying around. However, for those that want to at least try you can sign up on the website and hope for the best.

""You have a philosophy, a West Coast philosophy, and nobody fits that mold," said Hoge, who comprehensively reviewed the Tampa game on tape. "I don't think they try to take advantage of their strengths. It's like they've got a philosophy and they want to run it regardless. Shoot, I'd run the ball, run a lot of run action, stack receivers, bunch 'em coming off the line. I'd use a different philosophy to take advantage of their strengths. The West Coast is not their strength."

"The great demise for any coach is when he's unwilling to adapt his philosophy to the strengths of his personnel," Hoge said. "I don't care what level you're at, eventually you have to evaluate the strength of your personnel and adjust your philosophy to those strengths."

ESPN analyst Merril Hoge talks about the Skins, via DC Sports Bog. Can he become our head coach?

"The Redskins are expected to work out free-agent WR Freddie Brown on Tuesday, a league source told Scout.com. The former University of Utah product was selected in the seventh-round of the 2009 draft by the Cincinnati Bengals. Brown, who has good size, was waived by the Bengals on September 5."

Are we seriously thinking about going for another WR??? We hardly even use the WRs we have right now, so why are we even thinking about picking up another? Why do the Redskins always feel they have to look outside of the organization and pick up a player, instead of using the players on the team? They're looking at him for the practice squad right? RIGHT?

Nothing ground breaking here. Pretty much sums up what we already knew about Campbell holding onto the ball for too long. I know it's only been two games, but I didn't know he was #1 in the league thus far. Worse than Roethlisberger? Wouldn't have guessed that one.

" Like any other defensive lineman, Haynesworth gets breaks. In the opener, Haynesworth played 45 of the Redskins defense's 61 snaps (73.7 percent)."

Haynesworth played more than I thought he did. I remember Jeff Fisher saying that Haynesworth played about 60% of their defensive snaps so obviously he was out there more for us, even though it was only one game.

This pretty much sums up Haynesworth's effectiveness for us perfectly.

BREAKING IT DOWN
Run Location-----Att-----Yds-----Avg

Away From Haynesworth-----10-----44-----4.4

At Haynesworth-----3-----(-2)-----(-0.7)

Outside On Haynesworth's side-----8-----16-----2.0

Haynesworth On Bench-----7-----48-----6.86

I admit that I was expecting more push up the middle from Haynesworth, or even a sack here or there. However, you have to admit that no one is going to successfully run on us with Haynesworth in the game.

Chris Samuels didn't participate in practice because of a "knee situation." It didn't take long for his knee to start acting up did it? Do you think we should hold him out the next few games to try and get his knee into proper shape since we're playing some pretty mediocre teams?

The Washington Post is having a weekly NFL picks type of thing. Most importantly you can go against Michael Wilbon and show him that you're more of a competent "expert" than he is. At least that's why I signed up. Oh and you also get prizes if your picks beat Wilbon's picks I think.