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  • WAS Punter
    In perhaps an NFL first, punter Hunter Smith was fined for a helmet-to-helmet hit last weekend.
    “My wife is going to kill me. You know how many window treatments you can buy with this?” Smith asked Thursday.
  • IND Punter
    Colts signed P Chad Stanley, formerly of the Texans.
    Stanley lost out to Matt Turk in Texans camp last offseason. Hunter Smith is coming off an uncharacteristically poor year and can use some competition.
  • WAS Punter
    Redskins agreed to terms with P Hunter Smith on a one-year contract.
    Smith finished tenth in net average last season and will be a significant upgrade on Ryan Plackemeier, who was cut after a woeful season. The Colts will turn to Mike Dragosavic after claiming him off waivers from the Browns.
  • WAS Punter
    Hunter Smith left Sunday’s game in the first quarter with a groin injury.
    Smith is questionable to return and the Redskins have kicker Shaun Suisham doing the punting the meantime.
  • WAS Punter
    Redskins P Hunter Smith will have an MRI Monday to determine the severity of his groin injury.
    Smith got hurt on his first punt of the game, forcing kicker Shaun Suisham to punt the rest of the way. Suisham averaged just 26.7 yards on his three punts.
  • WAS Punter
  • Redskins waived P Glenn Pakulak.
    Pakulak had five punts in Sunday’s loss to Carolina, averaging 38.4 yards per attempt. His release likely means that Hunter Smith (groin) is healthy.
  • Glenn Pakulak will be the Redskins punter this weekend.
    Normal punter Hunter Smith is out with a groin injury.
  • WAS Punter
    The Redskins signed P Glenn Pakulak to their practice squad but left Hunter Smith (groin) on the active roster.
    The Skins are holding out hope that Smith can play on Sunday. If he can’t, they’ll call up Pakulak, who beat out Sam Paulescu, Waylon Prather and Ricky Schmitt for the opportunity.