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Randle El likes 45 yards receiving

Washington WR Antwaan Randle El hauled in five catches for 45 yards in the Week 11 loss at Dallas. His long went for 13 yards in the game.

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A Surprisingly Lively Fourth And Life Event

There's probably some kind of mathematical equation describing how the rowdiness level of room increases as you add teenage boys per square foot, but I don't know the specific math of it. What I do know, after Tuesday's Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation 4th & Life High School Football Forum at FedExField, is that roughly a thousand high school upperclassmen football players squeezed into...

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Randle El goes for 45 yards

Redskins WR Antwaan Randle El caught three passes for 45 yards in the Week 10 win over Denver.

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Antwaan Randle El Drives The Lightcycle From Tron

If you had given me 45 guesses as to which member of the Washington Redskins drove this thing, I'm not sure I would've come up with Antwaan Randle El. He's the kind of guy that people refer to as an "old soul," a straight-shooting man of faith who's been nicknamed "Uncle Elroy" by his teammates for his less-than-rockstar-ish ways. Yet here he was today, pulling up to the facility...

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Randle El goes for 28 yards

Redskins WR Antwaan Randle El caught three passes for 28 yards Week 9 in a loss at Atlanta. His long went for 13 yards.

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Smoke Signals: BS from Zorn & Blache

As you know, earlier this week the Redskins demoted Antwaan Randle El on punt returns and made CB DeAngelo Hall the man. We approved of this move, though not the timing of it: I think I speak for many Redskins fans when I ask: Why didn’t this happen sooner? Sure, Randle El has only recently begun [...]

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Zorn isn't changing Redskins' punt return team

Antwaan Randle El will handle the Washington Redskins' first punt return Sunday at Atlanta, and Santana Moss and DeAngelo Hall also will get an opportunity. Translation: It's the same plan used two weeks ago against Philadelphia. "Nothing has changed," coach Jim Zorn said after practice Wednesday. There was speculation Randle El had lost the job. After he was informed of the rumor by the...

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Antwaan Randle El May Be Back Returning Punts

The Washington Post reports that Jim Zorn may turn to sparkplug Antwaan Randle El to return punts: Coach Jim Zorn today contradicted comments he made the previous two days about the team’s punt return situation, saying after practice “nothing has changed” and Antwaan Randle El would remain the team’s primary returner. “Antwaan, I guess he got [...]

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Punt Returner Situation Remains Unsettled

Around noon on Monday, reports surfaced via Rick Maese's Twitter that DeAngelo Hall would be the primary punt returner for the Redskins, replacing Antwaan Randle El . By a little more than an hour later, Ryan O'Halloran was tweeting a conflicting report -- one that squared with what I had been told here at Redskins Park -- that both Hall and Randle El would be involved in the return game, along with...

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Redskins' passing game on ice

With his offensive line handling a four-man St. Louis Rams pass rush, Jason Campbell was able to survey the field to see whether any of his five receiving options had worked open. The protection sound, Campbell delivered a 24-yard strike down the left hash mark to Antwaan Randle El. Those types of plays aren't likely to be a regular part of the Washington Redskins' offense in the second half of the...

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Smoke Signals: That was the easy part

As we wrote yesterday, the Redskins have decided to replace Antwaan Randle El with CB DeAngelo Hall as the team's primary punt returner. Considering the punchless offense and the need for help from the special teams, the only question is why this move wasn't made long ago. The answer, of course, is that the Redskins [...]

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Redskins uncertain on punt returners

The Washington Redskins have not yet decided what combination of Antwaan Randle El, Santana Moss and DeAngelo Hall they will use to return punts against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. A published report suggested Hall would replace Randle El as the No. 1 returner. However, a highly placed Redskins source said Randle El still is being considered despite a muffed punt against the Philadelphia Eagles,...

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Duh! DeAngelo Hall to take over as punt returner

With the offense struggling to get out of its own way, the Redskins need to create big plays on special teams. PR Antwaan Randle El hasn't created any big plays, unless you count fumbles that give the opposing team great field position. Randle El has broken a big punt return in a long time, but [...]

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Randle El has best game since Week 1

Redskins WR Antwaan Randle El caught five passes for 39 yards Week 7 on Monday night as the Redskins lost to the Eagles. His long went for 17 yards and he did not score. Randle El also had a rare poor game returning punts as he fumbled one away.

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Redskins vs. Eagles: Second Quarter Thoughts

Actually, there were a lot of positives this quarter. The team scored, for starters. The offense started to look crisper, Jason Campbell started finding receivers -- even hitting some of them on the run -- and the team seemed to be showing signs of life. As is the way of things with this squad, though, every positive had to be matched with a negative. The defense holds? Antwaan Randle El muffs a punt...