Nothing new here, but at least it's something to talk about other than picking up Joe Schmoe lineman:
ESPN.com - NFL - Clayton: NFC big questions
Washington Redskins
Can another safety help the pass rush?
Joe Gibbs thought
LaRon Landry was the best defensive player in the draft, so he made him the sixth pick after repeated efforts to trade down. Now the Redskins have two of the most talented safeties in the league -- Landry and
Sean Taylor, who was the fifth pick in the 2004 draft. The problem is the Redskins passed over a pass-rusher,
Jamaal Anderson, to take Landry. The Redskins are calling all around to see if a veteran pass-rusher is available. The Redskins had only 19 sacks last season. Without any pressure on the quarterback, opponents had a 97.8 quarterback rating against them. Unless the Redskins can find a way to get a pass rush, Landy and Taylor might get a lot of opportunities to get tackles downfield.