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Follow Redskins @ Cowboys On Twitter

Posted Nov 22nd 2009 12:50PM by Matt Terl (author feed)

Here, in case you haven't heard, are your Redskins inactives:

25 Kevin Barnes
26 Clinton Portis
36 Eddie Williams
47 Chris Cooley
51 Robert Henson
71 Mike Williams
92 Albert Haynesworth
97 Renaldo Wynn

Haynesworth is obviously the big scratch there; that's a bad loss. Kedric Golston starts in his place, and Fred Smoot will be starting in place of Carlos Rogers.

The team is rocking the burgundy-on-burgundy uniforms for the first time since the Pittsburgh game last year. Not sure that I like that decision.

The stadium reminds me a lot of Ford Field on steroids, everything even bigger and newer than there. And the stupid oversized jumbotron is just as impressive as the breathless reports would have you believe. I don't see any chance of Hunter Smith hitting the thing, though.

Meanwhile, as always, follow on Twitter -- or on the Twackle module after the jump -- for updates from me (@redskinsblog), Gary Fitzgerald (@redskinsdotcom), and Larry Weisman (@LarryWeisman).

Offer your thoughts either with the gold colored respond button on the module, or in the comments section right here.

Also, returning for another outing is Redskins Gametime -- virtually ALL the Redskins-related gameday content (including my stuff) in one handy interface -- newly updated and debugged to run even smoother, starting this week. AND, if you're into complete and utter sensory overload, the Redskins Powerboard is still going strong.

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

11-22-2009 @ 1:08PM

kevin5321 said...

is there a link on line to watch the game. im n atlanta and they r showing the falcon/giants game on fox

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