Washington Post Looking for Redskins Bloggers

Why not.. journalism was my first love

Just applied...

Seems like it might be a good opportunity.

I'm getting kind of jealous now.

They'll get 100 apps from this site alone. :D

I will be applying, and get it and be famous, and get power and then the money.

I will be applying, and get it and be famous, and get power and then the money.

Then you can say "Opulence...I has it"

Applied, snow ball's chance in hell I get it.

I will be applying, and get it and be famous, and get power and then the money.

Then you get the khakis then you get the girls.

Then you get the khakis then you get the girls.

chicks*

but :food-smil for posting a quote from an amazing movie

Inbox this morning: :benched:

Hi.

I'm writing to thank you for your interest in blogging for The Post's new fan blog, Box Seats. More than 600 people applied to be one of the bloggers, and we had to make some really tough choices.

We hope you follow the blog, and if you have feedback, please feel free to pass it on. Our hope is that the blog not only is written by fans of D.C. area teams, but that it's written *for* fans as well. Input from people like you can help us achieve that goal.

Two other notes:

- We may expand the blogging pool in the future, so keep an eye on Box Seats and apply again if you're interested.

- We are starting to build a community of hard-core fans to participate in discussions and write other sorts of posts on washingtonpost.com. You said in your initial application that you'd be willing to receive emails that ask you to contribute to such efforts (Efforts like the thread we launched last week asking Redskins fans what they thought of the atmosphere at FedEx Field this year). We'll assume you're still okay with that unless we hear otherwise -- so please email us if you have changed your mind.

We really hope you'll help us build an even better place for local sports fans to get information as well as share their information, opinions and experiences.

Thanks again for your interest. Let us know if you have questions.

Sincerely,

Jon DeNunzio
Mitch Rubin
The Washington Post