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When looking over the Redskins roster there are several players that have a chance to emulate the 49ers rapid turnaround under former Washington offensive coordinator (2010-13) and current San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan.
Washington Redskins Insider and TV Analyst Lake Lewis breaks down the latest in team news and the Chiefs and 49ers reaching SB LIV
After the past weekend’s NFL’s Conference Championship Week, sports fans are now thinking about the upcoming Super Bowl between the...
In college basketball, a two-game losing streak is a serious thing. To have a starting point guard out for the...
The Washington Mystics will open the 2020 WNBA season by raising the 2019 championship banner to the rafters at their home opener on May 16th at 4:00 p.m.
In the sport of drag racing, the concepts are no different as the success of a rider rests in the cohesiveness of the crew members and their implicit attention to deal.
In the recent national championship game, what LSU Quarterback Joe Burrow accomplished and on the season as a whole might be the most impressive single-season ever seen.
The WNBA and WNBPA reached an agreement on a historic new CBA that will chart a new course for women’s professional basketball.
Four teams are left to battle it out in the divisional round. Before these showdowns kickoff, let’s take a look at predictions for each game.
The past two weeks for the Washington Redskins has been a whirlwind of changes to the franchise that has excited the team’s proud fan base.
Washington Redskins Insider and TV Analyst Lake Lewis Jr breaks down the teams’ introduction of Ron Rivera.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ and Detroit Lions’ coaching staffs will be those serving the 71st annual Reese’s Senior Bowl to be played Jan. 25 at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Alabama.
Washington Redskins Owner Dan Snyder made a big move that should excite the teams’ supporters with more to come over the next few days.
Washington Redskins Insider and TV Analyst Lake Lewis talks about the state of the team with fans live from Hooters in Fairfax, Virginia.
The Washington Redskins will be without rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins for the regular-season finale against the arch-rival Dallas Cowboys.
In an overtime loss to the Giants, the Redskins had several players whose performances put themselves in the teams’ records book.
Video: Washington DC Sports Reporter Lake Lewis Jr. breaks down the Redskins with fans from Hooters in Fairfax, Virginia.
