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Kamren Curl leads Washington players in Performance-Based Pay with $477,316 Extra pay day! Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images The NFL has released the numbers for performance based pay earned by players from the 2021 season. Each team hands out $8.5 million to their players based on playing time and salary. Some of the team’s lowest paid players can earn a healthy bonus based on playing time. Under the Performance-Based Pay program, a fund is created and used as a supplemental form of player co...

Ravens Potential Trade Target: Washington Football Team Wide Receiver Cam Sims Ravens could use another free-agent wide receiver. Author: Apr 6, 2021 OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Ravens already added a veteran wide receiver by signing free-agent Sammy Watkins. Baltimore has also been linked to several playmaking wideouts in this years NFL draft, most notably with Terrace Marshall Jr. (LSU), Rashod Bateman (Minnesota) and Rondale Moore (Purdue). However, if they dont land one of those players, the...

Fourth Runner-Up In November Election Is Now a Crescent City Councilor Ray Altman, the fourth runner up in the November 2020 Crescent City Council race, will have a seat on that governing body starting Monday. Altman, who lost to Beau Smith by a narrow margin in the Nov. 3, 2020 election, will take the seat vacated by Alex Campbell. Campbell, who lives outside Crescent City limits, resigned from the Council after pleading guilty to one count of election fraud on March 2. The four remaining Coun...

Months after voters strongly approved a one-cent sales tax to fund specific city functions, the Crescent City City Council approved a five-person board to oversee the tax revenue. By a 3-2 vote, the council approved Mayor Jason Greenoughs choices for the board. Greenough named Cindy Cruse, Heidi Kime, Emery Mattz IV, Ernie Perry and Kelly Schellong as the first members of the Measure S Oversight Committee. The five were chosen from eight applicants, all that were qualified, according to City Ma...

How Drew Terrell Plans On Developing Washingtons Wide Receiver Corps Feb 09, 2021 at 09:00 AM Copied! Washington receiver Terry McLaurin celebrates his touchdown with fellow receiver Cam Sims in the first half of their win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) Wide receivers coach the Washington Football Team officially promoted last week, will be solely in charge of a position group for the first time...

Crescent City Introduces and Is Already Chipping Away At An Economic Development Plan Crescent City is already preparing a handful of the 86 “recipes” identified in the “cookbook” that is its Economic Development Strategic Action Plan. These include revamping Front Street and Beachfront Park, one of three areas residents said they’d like to see business growth to occur in. But at a workshop introducing the community to the plan Thursday, City Councilors said they hoped the plan wouldn...

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports  |  By Dan Benton  |  Last updated 1/21/21 During free agency, every single signing is up for debate and scrutiny. No one is entirely sure how each addition will work out. More often than not, there are some very real surprises. That doesn’t necessarily mean they are good or bad, just that they’re ultimately eye-opening. Looking back on the 2020 offseason, who made some of the best free agent signing? Here’s a l...

All aTwitter: 12 January 2021 News, links to articles, updates and more from DC area writers and national sports journalists and others Facebook Page: Chase Young says it’s only the beginning for the WFT Sail concept to the left with Isaiah Wright in the slot. Anticipation is outstanding. When he begins his throw, Wright hasnt cleared the slot corner, but Heinicke knows the corner is zoning off, so throws behind him anyway. Excellent placement, dropped. One of his best throws pic.twitter.com...

“It’s supposed to be about playing football, he said, “It’s supposed to be fun.” But after Sunday’s 20-15 loss to the Seahawks, Haskins didn’t look — or sound — like a man who had fun. He let out a deep sigh as sat down for his postgame press conference after leading a fourth-quarter rally that came up short. “Man, I thought we had them at the end,” Haskins said. Making his first start since Week 4, the quarterback was uneven in many of the same areas that led coach Ron Ri...

After he was first elected as a councilman in Crescent City, Jason Greenough’s coworkers at Pelican Bay State Prison jokingly became to call him “mayor.” Last week, that joke became reality when Greenough was selected to lead the council for the next year. Greenough was chosen to be mayor of Crescent City by a 3-2 vote with new council members Alex Campbell and Beau Smith joining Greenough in the vote. Former Mayor Blake Inscore and Councilman Isaiah Wright voted for Inscore. Gre...