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The Redskins' 26-24 win at Dallas in Week 4 was easily one of the great highlights of the 2008 season.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28 -- Two of the Washington Redskins' starters will be eligible for unrestricted free agency in March, with guard Pete Kendall and defensive end Demetric Evans both saying they hope to be back with Washington after a season-ending 27-24 defeat to the San Francisco 49ers at Candlestick Park.

Evans, who moved ahead of former Pro Bowler Jason Taylor at left end and tied Taylor for second on the team with 3 1/2 sacks, said he is eager to re-sign. 'I want to be back,' Evans said. 'I hope they want me back.' Evans, 29, came to the Redskins as a free agent in 2004, and is very valuable, able to play every position along the line in a pinch.

Redskins.com breaks down some of the key matchups to keep an eye on during Sunday's Redskins-Eagles game at FedExField.

December 11, 2008 3:41 PM My colleague Paul Kuharsky was kind enough to forward the final numbers from the fans' Pro Bowl voting.

It won't receive as much attention as the offense failing to score more than 13 points or the defense getting burned early and failing to stop Cincinnati late.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 14 -- Santana Moss's 10-yard touchdown catch shortly before halftime was one of the few bright spots for the Washington Redskins in their humbling 20-13 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. His score removed the zero next to Washington's name on the scoreboard, ended a five-game skid during which he hadn't reached the end zone and seemed to breathe life into a listless sideline.

But as with so many other plays on Sunday, what seemed like a jolt of positive news was tempered by the sight of yellow fabric fluttering to the ground. In this case, it was an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against Moss, who shined his cleats with a towel while still in the end zone and was whistled for using a prop to celebrate.

Just four days after spraining his left knee in the Redskins ' loss at Baltimore, right tackle Jon Jansen returned to the practice field Thursday.

On a wall near the Washington Redskins locker room hangs a huge photo of the team's six captains.

The Washington Redskins won the fan Pro Bowl voting in nine of 19 positions for the NFC, the result of an aggressive marketing campaign that paid dividends even for the lowest rated kicker in the league.

Reed Doughty has been named the Redskins' recipient of the 2008 Ed Block Courage Award, the Redskins announced on Friday.

Redskins.com breaks down some of the key matchups to keep an eye on during Sunday's Redskins-Cowboys game at FedExField.

Clinton Portis is having a Pro Bowl season ... but is the same true for 19 other Redskins? With all apologies to the impending deactivation of "Ocho Cinco" Chad Johnson for breaking team rules and Tony Romo's ...

Randy Thomas stared in puzzled silence at the numbers for the longest time, then finally starting laughing.

When I put together my AFC East midseason awards this week, I tried to name the best special-teams player.

The Redskins are a good team, but not yet a great one. Which means they cannot afford to have less-than-elite special teams units and thrive, for the most part, given that they are often locked in tight games ...

Khary Campbell understands his role as a member of the Washington Redskins. The seven-year NFL veteran and Southview High graduate is not a player members of the media quickly gravitate to in the locker room ...

Cornerback Shawn Springs sat out practice yesterday, and Redskins Coach Jim Zorn said Springs would be a game-time decision tomorrow against the Cleveland Browns at FedEx Field.

'He couldn't practice today because he had some tightness in his calf,' Zorn said of Springs, who participated fully in practice Thursday. 'That'll be a game-time deal. He says he wants to play. I don't know if he'll be fit to play, but we'll see.'

The fact that Springs suffered a setback Thursday probably does not bode well for his chances of playing against the Browns, Zorn acknowledged, 'but I'm the optimist,' he said. 'I'm hoping.'

From Jason Reid: After cornerback Shawn Springs sat out practice yesterday, Redskins Coach Jim Zorn said Springs would be a game-time decision Sunday against the Cleveland Browns at FedEx Field.

WASHINGTON - Their patience exhausted with struggling rookie punter Durant Brooks, the Washington Redskins will conduct tryouts tomorrow in preparation of releasing Brooks and signing another player at the ...

Sunday, October 05, 2008 Better than the Dallas win? This was a better win than the one over Dallas.