The Washington Post just announced via Jason LaConfora’s blog that the Redskins will open the NFL season against the Giants in the Meadowlands on Sept. 4th. This is the second time in a just a few years that the Skins have opened the season with the special Thursday opener and both times against a New York team.
I’m personally excited that the league has seen fit to show off the Redskins team in both the Hall of Fame game and the season opener. It is clear that the franchise is starting to gain back the respect it lost in the early part of Dan’s tenure.
There is little else to say this early, except for the fun of it, I’m going to make two predictions. First, Redskins 31, Giants 17. Second, the league always picks a couple singing acts to open the show. I’m predicting the Jonas Brothers as the act outside the stadium, and Martina McBride as the in-stadium guest. If I get both of these right, I expect props from the readers.
Your predictions are welcome as always in the comments section.
-DW
Tags: NFL Season Opener, Washington Redskins



In some ways, I think it's a benefit. We had too many coaches and the left hand often didn't know what the right hand was doing. While I didn't want the people leaving to be Gibbs and Williams, I do think there's something to be said for improved efficiency and a more streamlined system of communication.
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