Washington Redskins Schedule – 2011 Will Be an Exciting Battle for ‘Skins

Playing in the difficult to predict and very talented NFC East, it’s just about impossible to imagine what’s in store this season, though the Redskins have Washington Redskins schedule loaded with intriguing matchups that will give them opportunities to show their progress. Will they have enough to battle with some of the top teams in the NFC this year? Here are the games that will help us find out what the Redskins are made of in 2011.

Week 3, Redskins at Cowboys:

It’s always a big game when the Redskins play the Cowboys, particularly when it’s a Monday Night Football game with the whole country as an audience. Rex Grossman and the Redskins need to prove that they can hang with a very talented NFC East rival like the Cowboys, a team that would love to stand in the way of the Redskins in the NFC East.

Week 4, Redskins at Rams:

The Redskins and Rams are both teams looking to build up their franchise and find a way to have some long-term success, making for an intriguing matchup that should be pretty even. The Rams are nowhere near the doormat they were in years past, so the Redskins will have to earn if they are to pull out a win on the road.

Weed 6, Eagles at Redskins:

It’s always a show when Michael Vick and the Eagles come to town, and this one shouldn’t be any different. The Eagles are being promoted as the cream of the crop in the NFC East – if not the NFC – and the Redskins would love to steal a huge home win that can give them some major confidence heading into the middle portion of their schedule.

Week 13, Jets at Redskins:

The Redskins have a brutal final few weeks of the regular season, and it all starts with a huge home matchup with the Jets. The Jets have a loud and energetic coach in Rex Ryan who has the team buying in as a potential Super Bowl contender, giving the Redskins a perfect opportunity to help throw a wrench in the Jets’ postseason plans.

Week 14, Pats at Redskins:

After a physical game against the Jets, the Redskins will have to be able to match the finesse game of the Pats, a team known for switching it up and making it difficult for other teams to anticipate their game plan. Will the Redskins be able to stay with Tom Brady and Bill Belichick? NFL tickets to see the Pats don’t sit around for very long for a reason.

Week 15, Redskins at Giants:

No matter what the standings say, both teams will be hungry to get a win in a crucial Week 15 divisional matchup. The Giants have plenty of talent, but they’ve also been fairly inconsistent recently and the Redskins would love to walk out of the New Meadowlands with a big road win.

Week 17, Redskins at Eagles:

The schedule doesn’t get any easier once the calendar shifts to the new year. In a New Year’s Day matchup, the Redskins will once again have to find a way to slow down the fast-paced attack of the Eagles if they want to wrap up the regular season with a win.

Does this thing still work?

Blowncoverage.com For Sale

So yeah, we're selling this place. Since we're back in the game and moving over to Moneyline Loser, we thought it was time to part ways with Blowncoverage.com. It was a fun ride, but we're officially moving on.

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Well Well Well...

So, we're back. Sort of. I stopped writing here and at Epic Carnival but you can find me again at the Phin Phanatic and also at Moneyline Loser. Basically, I'm going to be childish and awkward over at Moneyline Loser instead of over here. And it will be focused more on betting, kinda like what I did with the Rundown. Yayyyy... no one cares, much like my social life.

To celebrate, we get special appearances from iPod Kid and Ausmus Face!




















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Sweet indeed....

I somehow feel the need to share this...

I know that no one cares about other people's fantasy teams, but I need to act like an Eric Mangini sized douche and mention this.

Remember that I said that I was going up against a team that had Tom Brady and Randy Moss on it in the first round of the play-offs? Well, I still trucked dat noob by 30 points.

Thank you. That is all...

Damn these predudice folk

We make jokes sometimes that the AOL Fanhouse has the worst commentators on the interwebs because while some of the folks that comment there seem cool, others consistently show the I.Q. of a brain dead Armadillo.

I usually don't pay much attention to these guys, but this fellow commenting on the Mike Vick sentencing just made my day.

STUPID ASS WHITE FOLKS YO ASS DIDNT SAY THAT WHEN LINDSAY LOHEM GOT 84MINUTES IN JAIL OR BRITNEY STOLE LIGHTER YALL SO DAM PREDUDICE THATS ITS SO

Yeah, he actually called her Lindsay Lohem. That's just priceless.

Blatant use of the "Caps lock" button : Check.
Horrible grammar : Check.
Butchering the name of a well known actress : Check.
Not even finishing the sentence : Check.
Showing the mental capacity of a dirty wash cloth : Double check.

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Planes are fast, cars....not so much

A rather bland Monday Morning Quarterback today from Peter King but as usual, he's good for a few comments that will make you want to castrate a lion...

Brett Favre flew from Green Bay to the Teterboro Airport in suburban New Jersey late last Tuesday afternoon, then was driven into New York to accept the Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year award that night.

The first 756 miles of the trip, in the air, took 105 minutes.

The last eight miles of the trip, on the ground during rush hour, took 65 minutes.

That's 432 mph on phase one of the trip, 7 mph on the second leg.

Yeah, I never would have guessed that a plane travels faster than a car. And am I the only one who's disturbed by the fact that King counts the minutes on Favre's trips??

c. Whatever happened to Matt Leinart? Has he been kidnapped?

Leinart fractured his collarbone back in October and was placed on injured reserve. That's why Kurt Warner has been getting the starts. I dunno but you'd think that SI's Senior Football Writer would know this...

f. How, exactly, will NFL Films put a highlight film together for the Miami Dolphins?

Oh fuck off...

h. You are the luckiest man on the face of the earth this morning, Brandon Jacobs. Plaxico Burress and the officials bailed you out in a big way Sunday.

I really doubt that Brandon Jacobs should be considered the luckiest person on earth this morning. There were probably a countless amount of people involved in life or death situations yesterfday who should consider themselves lucky today. Not a guy playing a game...