TK Posted November 24, 2003 Share Posted November 24, 2003 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A8648-2003Nov23.html washingtonpost.com Redskins, Dolphins Underway From Staff and Wire Reports Sunday, November 23, 2003; 9:18 PM MIAMI -- Patrick Ramsey started the game for the Redskins, but was injured on Washington's second possession. The Redskins trail, 7-6, in the second quarter. Ramsey may return, according to TV reports. He was replaced by Tim Hasselbeck on Washington's third series and engineered a nice drive, getting the Redskins to the Miami 13 before stalling. John Hall then hit his second field goal of the game, this one from 31 yards. The Dolphins jumped out front early, scoring on their third offensive play. Brian Griese hit James McKnight for an 80-yard touchdown down the left sideline. David Terrell went for an interception but missed and McKnight went untouched into the end zone. Ramsey started but Washington had to punt on its first possession. Terrell redeemed himself on Miami's next possession when he picked off a Griese pass and returned the ball to Miami's 8. Ramsey was hurt two plays later when he was slammed to the turf by defensive end Jason Taylor. John Hall hit a 28-yard field goal on the next play. Bruce Smith tied the NFL career sacks record Sunday night, increasing his total to 198 when he and Renaldo Wynn dropped Griese for a 9-yard loss in the first quarter. Smith was credited with a half-sack, tying him with Reggie White, who played for Philadelphia and Green Bay. After Smith and Wynn sandwiched Griese, Smith tossed the game ball to the Washington sideline for a souvenir. Griese became the 72nd quarterback Smith has sacked. Scoring Plays Dolphins: Brian Griese 80-yard pass to James McKnight (13:35, first quarter) -- 7-0 Miami Redskins: John Hall 28-yard field goal (8:42, first quarter) -- 7-3, Miami Redskins: Hall 31-yard field goal (2:04, first quarter) -- 7-6, Miami © 2003 Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TK Posted November 24, 2003 Author Share Posted November 24, 2003 James McKnight slips away from Washington's Matt Bowen on his way to an 80-yard touchdown on Miami's third offensive play. (AP) Redskins, Dolphins Underway From Staff and Wire Reports Sunday, November 23, 2003; 10:02 PM MIAMI -- Tim Hasselbeck, subbing for the injured Patrick Ramsey, has engineered three scoring drives and the Redskins lead the Dolphins, 20-10, late in the second quarter. Hasselbeck threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to Laveranues Coles and led the Redskins on a 12-play, 80-yard drive toward the end of the first half. Trung Canidate scored from two yards out to give the Redskins a 20-7 advantage. Hasselbeck is 11 of 14 for 106 yards after coming in on Washington's second posession after Ramsey was slammed to the turf on an incomplete pass. He may return, according to TV reports. Chris Samuels also left the game with an injury late in the first half. On Washington's third series, Hasselbeck's first, he engineered a nice drive, getting the Redskins to the Miami 13 before stalling. John Hall then hit his second field goal, this one from 31 yards. The Dolphins jumped out front early, scoring on their third offensive play. Brian Griese hit James McKnight for an 80-yard touchdown down the left sideline. David Terrell went for an interception but missed and McKnight went untouched into the end zone. Ramsey started but Washington had to punt on its first possession. Terrell redeemed himself on Miami's next possession when he picked off a Griese pass and returned the ball to Miami's 8. Ramsey was hurt two plays later when he was slammed to the turf by defensive end Jason Taylor. Ramsey managed to get rid of the ball but officials ruled that he was down first. Ramsey landed hard on his right shoulder and had his neck twisted, and remained on the ground for a few minutes before walking to the sideline. Hall hit a 28-yard field goal on the next play. Bruce Smith tied the NFL career sacks record Sunday night, increasing his total to 198 when he and Renaldo Wynn dropped Griese for a 9-yard loss in the first quarter. Smith was credited with a half-sack, tying him with Reggie White, who played for Philadelphia and Green Bay. After Smith and Wynn sandwiched Griese, Smith tossed the game ball to the Washington sideline for a souvenir. Griese became the 72nd quarterback Smith has sacked. Scoring Plays Dolphins: Brian Griese 80-yard pass to James McKnight (13:35, first quarter) -- 7-0, Miami Redskins: John Hall 28-yard field goal (8:42, first quarter) -- 7-3, Miami Redskins: Hall 31-yard field goal (2:04, first quarter) -- 7-6, Miami Redskins: Tim Hasselbeck 37-yard pass to Lavernanues Coles (12:14, second quarter) -- 13-7, Washington Redskins: Trung Canidate, 2-yard run off right tackle (1:28, second quarter) -- 20-7, Washington Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TK Posted November 24, 2003 Author Share Posted November 24, 2003 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/sports/redskins/ Tim Hasselbeck, under pressure from Dolphins, takes off on an 11-yard scramble in the second quarter. (David Adame - AP) Redskins, Dolphins Underway From Staff and Wire Reports Sunday, November 23, 2003; 10:29 PM MIAMI -- Tim Hasselbeck, subbing for the injured Patrick Ramsey, has engineered three scoring drives and the Redskins lead the Dolphins, 20-10, in the third quarter. Hasselbeck threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to Laveranues Coles and led the Redskins on a 12-play, 80-yard drive toward the end of the first half. Trung Canidate scored from two yards out to give the Redskins a 20-7 advantage. Hasselbeck was 11 of 14 for 106 yards in the first half after coming in on Washington's second possession after Ramsey was slammed to the turf on an incomplete pass. He may return, according to TV reports. Miami's Olindo Mare hit a 51-yard field goal with 12 seconds left in the first half. Rashad Bauman picked off a Brian Griese pass at the Redskins' 8 to stop a Miami drive in the third quarter. Chris Samuels also left the game with an injury late in the first half. On Washington's third series, Hasselbeck's first, he engineered a nice drive, getting the Redskins to the Miami 13 before stalling. John Hall then hit his second field goal, this one from 31 yards. The Dolphins jumped out front early, scoring on their third offensive play. Brian Griese hit James McKnight for an 80-yard touchdown down the left sideline. David Terrell went for an interception but missed and McKnight went untouched into the end zone. Ramsey started but Washington had to punt on its first possession. Terrell redeemed himself on Miami's next possession when he picked off a Griese pass and returned the ball to Miami's 8. Ramsey was hurt two plays later when he was slammed to the turf by defensive end Jason Taylor. Ramsey managed to get rid of the ball but officials ruled that he was down first. Ramsey landed hard on his right shoulder and had his neck twisted, and remained on the ground for a few minutes before walking to the sideline. Hall hit a 28-yard field goal on the next play. Bruce Smith tied the NFL career sacks record Sunday night, increasing his total to 198 when he and Renaldo Wynn dropped Griese for a 9-yard loss in the first quarter. Smith was credited with a half-sack, tying him with Reggie White, who played for Philadelphia and Green Bay. After Smith and Wynn sandwiched Griese, Smith tossed the game ball to the Washington sideline for a souvenir. Griese became the 72nd quarterback Smith has sacked. Scoring Plays Dolphins: Brian Griese, 80-yard pass to James McKnight (13:35, first quarter) -- 7-0 Miami Redskins: John Hall, 28-yard field goal (8:42, first quarter) -- 7-3, Miami Redskins: Hall, 31-yard field goal (2:04, first quarter) -- 7-6, Miami Redskins: Tim Hasselbeck, 37-yard pass to Lavernanues Coles (12:14, second quarter) -- 13-7, Washington Redskins: Trung Canidate, 2-yard run off right tackle (1:28, second quarter) -- 20-7, Washington Dolphins: Olindo Mare, 51-yard field goal (:12, second quarter) -- 20-10, Washington Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TK Posted November 24, 2003 Author Share Posted November 24, 2003 http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A8648-2003Nov23?language=printer Dolphins' Jason Taylor wraps up Redskins quarterback Patrick Ramsey, who left game after landing hard on shoulder, neck in first quarter. It was the 30th sack of Ramsey this season. (John McDonnell - The Washington Post) washingtonpost.com Redskins, Dolphins Underway From Staff and Wire Reports Sunday, November 23, 2003; 11:14 PM MIAMI -- Tim Hasselbeck, subbing for the injured Patrick Ramsey, has engineered four scoring drives and the Redskins lead the Dolphins, 23-17, in the fourth quarter. Hasselbeck threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to Laveranues Coles and led the Redskins on a 12-play, 80-yard drive toward the end of the first half. Trung Canidate scored from two yards out to give the Redskins a 20-7 advantage in the first half. Hasselbeck was 11 of 14 for 106 yards in the first half after coming in on Washington's second possession after Ramsey was slammed to the turf on an incomplete pass. The Dolphins made a quarterback change, too. Brian Griese was replaced by Jay Fiedler at the start of the fourth quarter and he drove the Dolphins into field goal range. On third and 15 from the Washington 19, Ifeanyi Ohalete was called for pass interference in the end zone, putting the ball at the Washington 1. The Redskins held for three plays, but Ricky Williams dove in on fourth and 1 to pull Miami within six points, 23-17, with 10 minutes left. Rashad Bauman picked off a Griese pass at the Redskins 2 to stop a Miami drive in the third quarter. The Redskins eventually had to punt but the ball was fumbled by Kendall Newson at the Miami 16 and recovered by Zeron Flemister. The Redskins couldn't covert and Hall hit a 22-yard field goal with 52 seconds left in the third quarter. Chris Samuels also left the game with an injury late in the first half. On Washington's third series, Hasselbeck's first, he engineered a nice drive, getting the Redskins to the Miami 13 before stalling. John Hall then hit his second field goal, this one from 31 yards. The Dolphins jumped out front early, scoring on their third offensive play. Brian Griese hit James McKnight for an 80-yard touchdown down the left sideline. David Terrell went for an interception but missed and McKnight went untouched into the end zone. Ramsey started but Washington had to punt on its first possession. Terrell redeemed himself on Miami's next possession when he picked off a Griese pass and returned the ball to Miami's 8. Ramsey was hurt two plays later when he was slammed to the turf by defensive end Jason Taylor. Ramsey managed to get rid of the ball but officials ruled that he was down first. Ramsey landed hard on his right shoulder and had his neck twisted, and remained on the ground for a few minutes before walking to the sideline. Hall hit a 28-yard field goal on the next play. Bruce Smith tied the NFL career sacks record Sunday night, increasing his total to 198 when he and Renaldo Wynn dropped Griese for a 9-yard loss in the first quarter. Smith was credited with a half-sack, tying him with Reggie White, who played for Philadelphia and Green Bay. After Smith and Wynn sandwiched Griese, Smith tossed the game ball to the Washington sideline for a souvenir. Griese became the 72nd quarterback Smith has sacked. Scoring Plays Dolphins: Brian Griese, 80-yard pass to James McKnight (13:35, first quarter) -- 7-0 Miami Redskins: John Hall, 28-yard field goal (8:42, first quarter) -- 7-3, Miami Redskins: Hall, 31-yard field goal (2:04, first quarter) -- 7-6, Miami Redskins: Tim Hasselbeck, 37-yard pass to Lavernanues Coles (12:14, second quarter) -- 13-7, Washington Redskins: Trung Canidate, 2-yard run off right tackle (1:28, second quarter) -- 20-7, Washington Dolphins: Olindo Mare, 51-yard field goal (:12, second quarter) -- 20-10, Washington Redskins: Hall, 22-yard field goal (:52, third quarter) -- 23-10, Washington Dolphins: Ricky Williams, 1-yard run (10:29, fourth quarter) -- 23-17, Washington Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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