Carlos Rogers just irks the hell out of me. First of all he was picked by Vinny/Coach Gibbs with DeMarcus Ware and Merriman on the board and secondly he never really owns up to his own faults. Following comments by C.R. reported by WashPost's Skins Insider are just wrong on so many levels

Positives:

O Line: After many weeks of just playing peewee football, the O line put together a decent performance. JC still got sacked a few times. But overall I liked what Levi Jones and Chad Rinehart aka the Rhine did against a very good D line. I just don't want to see Mike Williams back in there again and hopefully we will see some continuity at the O line for the rest of the season. Their performace was mediocre but that is a positive for the skins.

DC Sports Blog posted some pictures of the "Worst Owner Ever" sign from this weekends Redskins-Broncos game

Full post and pictures can be viewed here:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dcsportsbog/2009/11/worst_owner_ever_banner.html

Josh McDaniels graciously wanted to give credit to the winning team at the postgame press conference saying that, "First, I want to give credit to Chargers coach Zorn..."

http://www.nfl.com/videos/denver-broncos/09000d5d81436afa/Broncos-postgame-press-conference

John Riggins famously commented recently that Snyder has a dark heart and that created quite a stir. Coaches and players came out and gave testimonial that his heart was less than black. It's obvious that people who work for him would not dare to cross Snyder. So, we should take the recent adoration from his employees with a pinch of salt. Here are some of the things I have picked up over the years that shed some light on Dan Snyder:

I know this article comes right after a victory, but it's a foregone conclusion that Coach Jim Zorn will be the gone after this year. The question then is, “Who should be the next coach of the Redskins”?

Looks like London Fletcher, Redskins linebacker extrodinnaire, went live with his own Blog:

http://www.londonsbridge.org/

Don't get me wrong, I am not here to bash Portis.

If we did not have Portis, we would have been down in the dumps during the Gibbs II era. We did not have a passing threat and we had at best a mediocre O line. Defenses put 8 men in the box and Gibbs just ran Portis over and over.