Redskins drub Buccaneers 30-3 in battle of backups – USATODAY.com

Redskins drub Buccaneers 30-3 in battle of backups – USATODAY.com: "LANDOVER, Md. (AP) – On his first full day on the job as the kicker for the Washington Redskins, Billy Cundiff made three of four field goal attempts — and was booed for the one he missed. By Geoff Burke, US Presswire Roy Helu Jr. dives into the end zone to complete his 15-yard touchdown run. Enlarge By Geoff Burke, US Presswire Roy Helu Jr. dives into the end zone to complete his 15-yard touchdown run.

"It's good to be back in the NFC East, where they boo the home team," the veteran said. "It reminds me of my days in Dallas." Signed Tuesday after the Redskins cut Graham Gano, Cundiff was the only first-stringer of consequence for either team Wednesday night in Washington's 30-3 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
BOX SCORE: Redskins 30, Buccaneers 3

Cundiff converted from 39, 27 and 22 yards and got some grief from the crowd when he sliced one wide right from 46."

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Redskins sign Billy Cundiff

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Redskins making another change at kicker: Washington is signing former Ravens kicker Billy Cundiff. From Baltimore to Washington.

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Redskins 30, Bucs 3

Macho Harris #20 and Byron Westbrook #34 of the Washington Redskins converge on a tackle against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at FedExField on December 12, 2010 in Landover, Maryland. The Buccaneers defeated the Redskins 17-16.
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -- On his first full day on the job as the kicker for the Washington Redskins, Billy Cundiff made three of four field goal attempts -- and was booed for the one he missed -- making him the only first-stringer to do something noteworthy in Wednesday night's 30-3 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers .

Cundiff, signed Tuesday after the Redskins cut Graham Gano , converted from 39, 27 and 22 yards and got some grief from the crowd when he sliced one wide right from 46. The 2010 All-Pro, who joined Washington just two days after being released by the Baltimore Ravens, launched five of his six kickoffs for touchbacks."