A Sunny Day for a Stormy Franchise

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Published: November 15, 2009

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... generally move fast.  Not Ida.  She lingered for three days.  Cities such as Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Richmond were battered with torrential rain and 50 mph gusts that knocked down trees, flooded streets, and made driving as treacherous as white water rafting. Homes were destroyed, 18-wheelers were toppled, and schools were closed. The Governor Tim Kaine declared a state of emergency.  The rain was icy cold and it fell at a 45-degree angle due to the wind, making it especially cruel for those poor souls who had to travel by foot. 

Close your eyes and try to imagine a monsoon in Siberia.  

That was Hurricane Ida in Virginia. 

A metaphorical hurricane has lingered in Northern Virginia, the eye of the storm centered at Redskin Park in Ashburn where Daniel Snyder lords over Team Turmoil. After yet another off-season shopping spree, local fans were optimistic about the prospects of their beloved team.  They began the NFL season with outsized expectations an...

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