Octagon Football clients and Washington Redskins players Oshiomogho Atogwe and Ryan Torain, with the help of some of their teammates, will host a toy drive at the Dulles Town Center’s upper level Nordstrom wing from 6 to 8 p.m. tonight

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ANALYSIS/OPINION If the Washington Redskins played every game with the emotion they displayed Sunday against the New England Patriots, their season might have turned out differently.

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The New England Patriots condemned the Washington Redskins to a fourth straight losing season as the visitors walked away with a 34-27 victory at FedEx Field Sunday afternoon. The Redskins (4-9) thought they had tied the game with 1:15 remaining in regulation, but Rex Grossman’s 5-yard touchdown pass to Santana Moss was wiped out by an offensive pass interference call against Moss.

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In a colossal fourth-quarter collapse, the Washington Redskins gave up three touchdowns in just more than three minutes Sunday to fall, 34-19, to the New York Jets at FedEx Field. A week after snapping a six-game losing streak with an impressive fourth-quarter comeback against the Seattle Seahawks, the Redskins couldn’t maintain their offensive rhythm and finish strong against the Jets.

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The Washington Redskins take on the New York Jets Sunday and hope to pick up back-to-back victories for only the second time this season. The vibe around Redskins Park this week has been one of overall encouragement. The offense has finally started to click and generate big plays

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Now he’s coming off a 162-yard day — 108 rushing, 54 receiving — and a leap-the-defender touchdown in a 23-17 win over the Seattle Seahawks that broke a six-game losing streak.

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Washington Redskins quarterback Rex Grossman (8) throws a pass during the first half SEATTLE (AP) – In one sentence, Rex Grossman summed up not only his season thus far, but the Washington Redskins as a whole. “We were off to a 3-1 start, and now we’re 3-7, and I had pneumonia and this whole thing just stinks,” Grossman said this week.

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SEATTLE — In one sentence, Rex Grossman summed up not only his season thus far, but the Washington Redskins as a whole. “We were off to a 3-1 start, and now we’re 3-7, and I had pneumonia and this whole thing just stinks,” Grossman said this week. On its worst losing streak in more than a decade, Washington comes to the Pacific Northwest on Sunday to face the Seahawks hoping to snap a six-game skid that’s seen the Redskins go from the surprise leaders of the NFC East to a bumbling also-ran now focused on what their draft position might be

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SEATTLE – In one sentence, Rex Grossman summed up not only his season thus far, but the Washington Redskins as a whole. “We were off to a 3-1 start, and now we’re 3-7, and I had pneumonia and this whole thing just stinks,” Grossman said this week. On its worst losing streak in more than a decade, Washington comes to the Pacific Northwest on Sunday to face the Seahawks hoping to snap a six-game skid that’s seen the Redskins go from the surprise leaders of the NFC East to a bumbling also-ran now focused on what their draft position might be

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Read More: Santana Moss (WR – WAS), Trent Williams (OT – WAS), Washington Redskins, Seattle Seahawks Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams is among the nine injured Redskins whom the team has listed as probable for Sunday’s game against the Seattle Seahawks. Williams, who has a strained MCL in his knee, will start.

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Barry Cofield’s mood has improved, even though the Washington Redskins’ losing streak is one game longer. A week after he feared the season would turn “historically ugly,” the defensive tackle saw enough in a 27-24 overtime loss to the Dallas Cowboys to feel that the Redskins won’t be a shield-your-eyes train wreck the rest of the way. “I caught some flak for saying we were really down, especially after last week’s loss,” Cofield said Monday.

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Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams said that tests conducted on his left knee indicate there are no torn ligaments, but the second-year pro doesn’t yet know if he will miss playing time. Williams went down in a heap while blocking on the field goal unit during Graham Gano’s missed 52-yarder in overtime. Williams limped off the field with the help of the team’s trainers.

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LANDOVER, Md. — All Mike Shanahan wanted to talk about Sunday after the Washington Redskins’ sixth consecutive loss — his longest slide as an NFL head coach and the franchise’s worst run under owner Dan Snyder — was the “poise” and “effort” of his players. One player who stood up and heaped plenty of blame on himself: Redskins cornerback De-Angelo Hall

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All Mike Shanahan wanted to talk about after the Washington Redskins’ sixth consecutive loss _ his longest slide as an NFL head coach and the franchise’s worst run under owner Dan Snyder _ was the players’ “poise” and “effort.” One player who stood up and heaped plenty of blame on himself: Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall.

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