Our man J.I. Halsell has a post over at the Washington Post breaking down the true guaranteed money in the Donovan McNabb contract.
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The final Washington Post animated breakdown of the 2009 season details how the Redksins could use tight end motion to augment their abysmal pass protection and open up opportunities downfield. Thanks to Chris Rukan for making those animations look so exceptional, and to Emil Steiner and Gene Wang for the opportunity to contribute.
This week's animated play diagram for the Washington Post details how the Redskins might counter clearout concepts with disguised and delayed blitzes.
This week's animated play breakdown in the Washington Post details one way the Giants are adding bodies to their front four to shore up outside contain and enhance their pass rush.
This week's Washington Post Gameday animation details how the Raiders might spread the Redskins' nickel defense out and make plays against sloppy zone handoffs and improper positioning by deep cornerbacks - factors that have made Washington's defense vulnerable to vertical routes all season.
This week's interactive game preview for the Washington Post details how the Saints use creative route combinations and play action in any formation to stretch defenses to their limits.
This week's play digram preview for the Washington Post details the draw play the Cowboys successfully run, especially with Tashard Choice in the backfield.
This week's Gameday play animation for the Washington Post details one variant of the Denver Broncos' "Wild Horses" formation. The play shown is based on Knowshon Moreno's 12-yard run against the Patriots in Week 5 -- the first time the Broncos broke out their own particular Wildcat.
This week's Gameday animation in the Washington Post details how the Falcons use Tony Gonzalez on inside routes to create favorable matchups for their deep and outside targets.
