Albert Haynesworth didn't disappoint in his second day of camp as he disrupted several plays in the backfield. Jim Zorn noted his impact and it seems as if Haynesworth is here to play rather than sit back and collect his check.
Andre Carter burst around the edge once on Chris Samuels, but stayed quiet for the most part.
Robert Henson played very well in coverage in both individual drills and the 11-on-11s. He intercepted a pass Chris Cooley bobbled and made several other fine defensive stops. If the 'Skins can get one of the draftees at LB on the field early, things will be looking good depth-wise.
Laron Landry was quiet, but there was talk from the media on how Greg Blache should consider moving him up closer to the box given the improved pass rush. Landry played off as much as [...]
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Generally, my free agent assessments come later in the spring after I’ve had a chance to break down the film (my film study starts next week). But the buzz is loudest right now. So, that said, here are some initial impressions on the NFL’s big offseason moves thus far.
Albert Haynesworth – Washington Redskins
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Fifty AP writers voted on the NFL’s 2008 MVP Award. Here’s how the voting broke down:
Peyton Manning: 32
Chad Pennington: 4
Michael Turner: 4
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