DeAngelo Hall raises the 9/11 issue
Redskins cornerback says the players want to give fans ‘some American football on the anniversary of that tragic event.’”
As the lockout reaches its 70th day, 41 players and draft picks gather to work out on their own.
As the longest work stoppage in NFL history reached its 70th day, 41 Washington Redskins players gathered for another session of informal workouts.
Teams will be fined if their players collect too many fines for illegal hits. The move is designed to encourage teams to keep tacklers from hitting opponents in the head.
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Team Rex opts to wait to meet rookies in person, while Team Beck aggressively reaches out to new players. ”
Redskins cornerback says the players want to give fans ‘some American football on the anniversary of that tragic event.’”
Quarterback’s agent says ‘there’s a good chance’ his client will be back in Washington in 2011.”
Lockout is the reason for first cancellation of event on league calendar.”
Legendary Redskins defensive back gets all feisty with Redskins play-by-play man.”
Let us know if the work stoppage is affecting your plans for the fantasy football season.
Ray Lewis suggests that crime will pick up if there’s no NFL season this year. But whom should we most worry about: the fans or the players?
The Vikings thought they had made a great deal to build a new stadium in the Minneapolis suburb of Arden Hills, except it isn’t finalized. A look at how close the Vikings are to gaining a new home at a bargain price.
Football’s title as America’s favorite sport is in jeopardy and it’s time for players and owners to realize fans don’t need the NFL as much as the NFL needs its fans.
While some players are finding alternative avenues to prepare for the NFL season, others are taking their downtime for granted, leading to a growing number of offseason arrests.
It’s maddening to think that after nearly 70 days, we’re right back to where we started when it comes to the NFL labor dispute.
The Washington Redskins hopes for the playoffs evaporate as they are crushed by the New York Giants.
Relive some of the great plays and key player performances from past Super Bowl games.
Video: Youth soccer a 'learning experience' for Redskins' Armstrong
In most off-seasons, Washington Redskins receiver Anthony Armstrong would spend his time working out. But, because of the NFL lockout, Armstrong found himself with some extra time on his hands and volunteers as a youth soccer coach. (Alexandra Garcia / The Washington Post)Dexter Manley: 'I knew I had to do something'
Former Redskins great Dexter Manley opened up to young athletes, telling them how he turned his life around.Former Redskin Manley on Albert Haynesworth
Former Washington Redskin Dexter Manley offered his thoughts on Albert Haynesworth, saying Haynesworth must want help before he can improve his situation.Post Sports Live: Redskins draft analysis
The Post Sports Live crew looks back at the hits and misses from the Redskins' draft haul.Post Sports Live: Analyzing the Redskins' draft picks and Capitals' chances
The Washington Post's Mitch Rubin leads a panel of Post sports experts in talks about Redskins draft picks and the playoff hopes of the Capitals.Torrey Smith on being drafted, Maryland football
Former Maryland star Torrey Smith shares some of his emotions after being drafted by the Baltimore Ravens this weekend and being back in College Park, as well as how he thinks the Maryland team will do this year and beyond.NFL lockout injunction on hold
A three-judge federal appeals panel on Friday granted a request by the NFL owners to temporarily block a judge's decision to lift the league's lockout. (April 29)COLUMN | Polls show some won’t return to watching sports after a work stoppage, but that never pans out.
COLUMN | Whether it’s their customers or their employees, NFL owners call the same play: the squeeze.
COLUMN | With their apparent decision to enter the season with inexperienced John Beck as the starting quarterback, Mike and Kyle Shanahan are risking more than just wins and losses on the field.
Fans are wising up and staying away from MLB games as a result of the high prices, long games and hooligans in the upper deck.
The NFL draft is over and the lockout continues. Soon, the UFL may be the only (pro football) game in town.
NFL owners continue to resist the idea that players are entitled to much consent in business affairs, and they maintain resentment at what they cost, especially rookies.
The Post’s high school sports staff picks the best from the winter sports season.
Get ready, Washington. You’re about to fall head over heels for the Nationals’ newest star.
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