 Problem: Your defensive line cannot generate a consistent and productive pass rush thus your opponents light up your secondary like sugared up kids blasting a piñata.
Solution: You goout and sign the most dominant defensive lineman in the game in Albert Haynesworth.
Tangible Results:The Redskins defensive line showed vast improvement with Brian Orakpo and Andre Carter registering double digit...
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 A team is built on faith. You hear Ray Lewis say that to histeammates all the time that I got your back! This is important because mentallyit frees a guy up to fail or succeed while trying to make a play. The Redskinsare 3-9 but something good is happening here. You can see guys succeeding orfailing but most importantly they are trying to make plays for the team. The most important part ofteam bui...
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 Despite improved play of late the Redskins still find themselvesat 3-7 and barring a miraculous turn around out of playoff contention. So what is the mission now? Dan Snyder islikely to clean house so the important question becomes who stays and who goes. With the potential for an uncapped year looming the Redskins can rebound faster than ever. If there is a youngplayer on this roster that you hav...
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 The Redskins have done a few things right despite all of thenegativity surrounding them. The two young defensive ends, Brian Orakpo and Jeremy Jarmon appearto be franchise book ends that will harass QBs for the next 10 years.
Brian Orakpo evokes memories of Dexter Manley with uncanny speed off the edgealong with the ability to knock lineman in the dirt when hewants to mix it ...
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 While many believe the Redskins problems are much bigger than on the field, the Skins have a lot of talent and should not playing as horribly as they are. Jim Zorn is not the first young and inexperienced coach to be in this pickle. Perhaps he could take a moment to phone Joe Gibbs and talk about the Redskins season of 1981 and watch the America's game video of the 1982 Washington Redskins. He mig...
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