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Redskins roster breakdown

Michael Connor / The Washington Times
James ThrashMichael Connor / The Washington Times James Thrash

The pads wont be put on and the hitting wont start until July 30. But as the Washington Redskins begin their second of three sets of organized team activities on Monday, heres an early guess at the Redskins 53-man roster.

Quarterback (3)

Jason Campbell

Todd Collins

Colt Brennan

Comment: This is probably the easiest position to project. The Redskins’ ownership/front office tried to get rid of Campbell during the offseason, but No. 17 is back for his third full season as the starter. An interesting subplot of training camp will be if Brennan shows Jim Zorn enough to unseat Collins for the No. 2 spot. Rookie free agent Chase Daniel is a practice squad candidate.

Running back (4)

Clinton Portis

Ladell Betts

Mike Sellers

Rock Cartwright

Comment: This spot is pretty solidified. A wild card is newcomer Anthony Alridge. If he flashes during the preseason on special teams, the Redskins may juggle the roster to squeeze him into the 53-man lineup. Dominique Dorsey, Jonathan Evans, Marcus Mason and H-back/fullback Eddie Williams face long odds.

Wide receiver (5)

Santana Moss

Antwaan Randle El

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