Redskins preseason schedule

This is from JLC.
Redskins Insider - Preseason Opponents Set (Update 2) (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/preseason-opponents-set.html)

Posted at 1:14 PM ET, 03/30/2009
Preseason Opponents Set (Update 2)

Opponents for each week of the preseason schedule have just been released by the NFL in conjunction with the national TV schedule for preseason. So far, only two dates/time are definitive for the Skins.

Week 1 -- Aug. 13
Washington at Baltimore 7:30 p.m. (Ch. 4, Comcast)

Week 2 -- Aug. 20-24
Pittsburgh at Washington (Ch. 4, Comcast)

Week 3 -- Aug. 28
New England at Washington, 8 p.m. (CBS)

Week 4 -- Sept. 3-4
Washington at Jacksonville (Ch. 4, Comcast)
I think this is actually a good thing, as the tough competition should expose what areas need to be worked on before the season starts.

This is from JLC.
Redskins Insider - Preseason Opponents Set (Update 2) (http://voices.washingtonpost.com/redskinsinsider/preseason-opponents-set.html)


I think this is actually a good thing, as the tough competition should expose what areas need to be worked on before the season starts.

I think the length of the PS is not a good thing. Cut it out all together, or at least down to only two meaningless games! It's pointless who we play if we play the starters but two series, or only a half, and end up watching scrubs for the ticket money paid.

We have one nationally televised preseason game.
Friday, Aug. 28 New England Patriots at Washington Redskins CBS (8 p.m. ET)

Sounds good, forget the competition but 3 games are around the DC area.

Oh Jesus, I have to listen to those tards from Pittsburg, with thier stupid towels two years in a row!

Oh Jesus, I have to listen to those tards from Pittsburg, with thier stupid towels two years in a row!

:laughing- Well if we kick their ass you won't. :woot:

We have one nationally televised preseason game.
Friday, Aug. 28 New England Patriots at Washington Redskins CBS (8 p.m. ET)
It's funny because I live near DC I never really pay any attention to what games are nationaly televised. I guess it a big deal for fans who are out of the area and don't have the NFL package.

This is fantastic, all great defenses which is useful in testing the offense.

If our first team offense sucks big time against these defenses, I don't want to hear any "it's OK, it's only preseason" crap from the coaching staff. I expect a decent showing from the offense, and if our 1st team o-line does well against these defense, then they should fare well during the regular season (even the Giants, who some people feel are going to blow us right out of the water).

It's just preseason

;) just warming up!!!!;)