Brandon Banks

By Redskins Gab Columnist Keely Devin Redskins’ return man Brandon Banks was released from the Virginia Hospital Center on Friday, February 18th after being stabbed during an altercation outside of a nightclub early Saturday, February 12th. Though Banks’ agent James Gould initially described the injury to his upper left abdomen as “a superficial wound,” reports of much more serious damage emerged throughout the week. On Wednesday, Gould issued another statement revealing that Banks had been...Read Full Story

The Washington Post reported new information about the Brandon Banks stabbing. Contrary to previous reports that Banks had been released from the hospital following a stabbing early Saturday morning, his agent James Gould said that he remains hospitalized. According to Gould, Banks and his childhood friend Christopher Nixon, 24, attended The Park at Fourteenth nightclub last night. Outside the club around 3 am, Nixon and a man named Jason David Shorter had an altercation that became physical...Read Full Story

Washington Redskins return ace and recevier Brandon Banks was injured following a stabbing outside a Washington, D.C. nightclub early this morning according to reports. They said the stabbing took place around 3a.m. at a club called 'the Park'. No offense to anyone in D.C. but that doesn't sound like a place that I'd like to be that late at night. Police said there ws an argument and a man attacked Banks and a friend he was with. The friend is in serious condition, while Banks was treated...Read Full Story

Brandon Banks looked like he may just be a feel good training camp story, but now with three regular season games under his belt he is making the most out of his chance here in the NFL. After seeing extensive time at punter returner and occasionally kick returner, Banks looks to get more than just good yards on returns but even put points up as well. “I feel pretty good, but I’d feel a lot better if I put points on the board,” Banks said earlier this week. “I feel like I’m getting comfortable...Read Full Story

I love watching Brando Banks back there returning punts and kickoffs for the Washington Redskins, but I don't want to see this kid rushed back. Lets make sure his knee is healed all the way up to prevent in additional problems. He is the most exciting returner to step on the field here in D.C. since Brian Mitchell back in the 1990's and has a long career in front of him, so don't rush it! A dynamic returner is such a big time addition to a football team because of the field position game...Read Full Story