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The Redskins opened their first training camp under coach Mike Shanahan on July 29 at their Ashburn, Va. facility still adapting to coordinator Kyle Shanahan's version of the West Coast passing game and to new defensive coordinator Jim Haslett's 3-4 system, the first time the scheme has been Washington's base scheme.
There was also the weighty matter of defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth. After leaving the offseason program as soon as it began on March 15 because he wanted to play end, not nose tackle, the $100 million man stayed way even during June's mandatory minicamp, drawing the ire of such veteran leaders as linebacker London Fletcher and end Phillip Daniels. But Haynesworth reported to camp on time and having trimmed down from the 350 or so pounds he weighed during his...  Be first to comment this article |  Add as favourites (0) |  Quote this article on your site | Views: 0
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