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Crown-of-the-Head Rule Brings NFL Closer to Flag Football

Former Redskins running back Clinton Portis is one of the many players – retired and active – to voice their frustration with the recent batch of rule changes passed by the NFL competition committee. But for the first time in the Roger Goodell era, those voices distinctly seem to be coming from the offensive side of the ball.

2013/03/21

Sean Taylor: Clinton Portis Recalls Friend and Fallen Teammate

Clinton Portis warmly remembered Sean Taylor on the fifth anniversary of his former Washington Redskins and University of Miami teammate’s death.

2012/11/27

Holden & Danny: Clinton Portis Discusses Almost Going To UMD, And Sean Taylor

Clinton Portis joined the Holden and Danny Show on Friday morning less than 24 hours after announcing his retirement from the NFL . After an illustrious career in Washington and Denver, and finishing with 9,923 yards and 75 touchdowns, Portis was ready to move on to a new chapter in his life and signed a 1-day contract to retire as a Redskin.

106.7 The Fan–2012/08/24

Sean Taylor (credit: Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images)

Arrington, Portis, Taylor Among Redskins ’10 For 80′ Greatest In History

The official list of the 80 Greatest Washington Redskins is now complete.

2012/08/24

Clinton Portis trotts off the field after defeating the Philadelphia Eagles 10-3 on December 21, 2008 at FedEx Field. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

Emotional Clinton Portis Calls It A Career

Perhaps the most colorful player in Washington Redskins history officially retired from the game Thursday.

2012/08/23

Elfin: No Matter How You Remember Portis, You Will Remember Him

You can call him Southeast Jerome, Coach Janky Spanky, Doctor Don’t Know, Sheriff Gonna Getcha, or you can just call him Clinton Portis. Whichever identity you choose to remember him by now that he has announced his retirement, the fact is, you will definitely remember him.

2012/08/22

Former Redskin Clinton Portis Will Officially Retire Thursday

Clinton Portis is announcing his retirement, nearly two years after he played his last NFL game.

2012/08/21

Champ Bailey. (Credit: Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

Best Of The Burgundy And Gold: Should Champ Bailey Be Remembered As A Redskin?

It was controversy again with the morning crew, this time over the announcement of numbers 25-21 on the Best of the Burgundy and Gold list, particularly the inclusion one particular cornerback who still continues to haunt Redskins fans to this day.

2012/08/07

2005 NFC Wild Card Playoff Game - Washington Redskins vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers - January 7, 2006

Sports Junkies: Should Sean Taylor Be Ranked 49th On The Best Of The Burgundy And Gold?

The Washington Redskins are celebrating their 80th season, and 106.7 The Fan is marking the occasion by ranking the 80 greatest players in franchise history. The Best of the Burgundy and Gold is a comprehensive […]

2012/08/02

Stephen Davis tells the Sports Junkies he will always be a Redskin. (Credit: PAUL J. RICHARDS/AFP/Getty Images)

Former Redskins Running Back Stephen Davis Tells Junks ‘I’ll Always Be A Redskin’

Tuesday morning The Junkies were joined by former Redskins fan favorite, Stephen Davis, who was drafted by Washington in 1996 and stayed on the team’s roster through the 2002 season. The running back, who is one of 2,600 ex-NFL’ers to have sued the NFL for concussion-related problems, outlined his daily troubles and painful life after a brutal 11-year career.

2012/07/17