QUARTERBACKS
No.PlayerHt.Wt.AgeCollege
17Jason Campbell6-523027Auburn
Has 16 games to prove ownership screwed up by trying to replace him.
15Todd Collins6-422337Michigan
Fifteen-year veteran will have to really struggle to lose backup job.
5Colt Brennan6-320625Hawaii
Will get bulk of preseason snaps in bid to overtake Collins.
Training camp cuts: Chase Daniel
RUNNING BACKS
No. Player Ht. Wt. Age College
26 Clinton Portis 5-11 221 27 Miami
Was unproductive second half last year a fluke or beginning of end?
45 Mike Sellers 6-3 273 34 Walla Walla CC
A first-time Pro Bowl pick in 2008, he will again help pave way for Portis.
46 Ladell Betts 5-11 224 29 Iowa
Reliable backup got only 61 carries last year — that has to change.
31 Rock Cartwright 5-8 213 29 Kansas State
Special teams co-captain will help Redskins most on kickoff returns.
32 Dominique Dorsey 5-7 175 26 UNLV
A standout returner in CFL, his special teams play will earn him spot.
Cuts: Anthony Alridge, Marcus Mason and Eddie Williams
OFFENSIVE LINE
No. Player Ht. Wt. Age College
60 Chris Samuels 6-5 314 32 Alabama
If he can’t return to form after knee/triceps surgeries, line is in trouble.
61 Casey Rabach 6-4 295 31 Wisconsin
Dependable player who makes sure communication at line is sound.
66 Derrick Dockery 6-6 326 28 Texas
Returns after two years with Buffalo; he’s younger than Pete Kendall.
77 Randy Thomas 6-5 308 33 Mississippi State
Knee and neck problems limited his offseason. Health bears watching.
74 Stephon Heyer 6-6 330 25 Maryland
Enters camp as starting right tackle but needs to run block better.
71 Mike Williams 6-7 342 29 Texas
Former first-round pick has lost more than 100 pounds to return to NFL.
73 Jeremy Bridges 6-4 326 29 Southern Miss.
Veteran newcomer is versatile — has starting guard/tackle experience.
75 Chad Rinehart 6-5 310 24 Northern Iowa
Preseason is big for him to show coaches they can trust him in a bind.
63 Will Montgomery 6-3 305 26 Virginia Tech
Fairfax native is leading candidate to serve as Rabach’s backup.
Cuts: Devin Clark, D’Anthony Batiste, Edwin Williams, Scott Burley and Rueben Riley
RECEIVERS
No. Player Ht. Wt. Age College
89 Santana Moss 5-10 200 30 Miami
Remains a marquee deep threat but needs help from other receivers.
82 Antwaan Randle El 5-10 185 29 Indiana
Coaches hope Thomas/Kelly overtakes him for No. 2 spot; he’s also main punt returner.
11 Devin Thomas 6-2 215 22 Michigan State
Last year was disappointing, but good preseason will equal increased role.
12 Malcolm Kelly 6-4 227 22 Oklahoma
Back from knee surgery, Redskins hope to use his size in the red zone.
88 Roydell Williams 6 -0 187 28 Tulane
Out of the league last year, he started 14 games for Tennessee in 2007.
Cuts: Marques Hagans, Marko Mitchell, Keith Eloi and Trent Shelton
TIGHT ENDS
No. Player Ht. Wt. AgeCollege
47Chris Cooley6-325027Utah State
Led Redskins with 83 catches last year; one of the NFL’s most productive tight ends.
86 Fred Davis 6-4 257 23 Southern Cal
Only three catches as a rookie, but teammates say he can’t be covered in practice.
87 Todd Yoder 6-4 251 31 Vanderbilt
Decent run and pass blocker who also caught eight passes in 2008.
Cut: Robbie Agnone
DEFENSIVE LINE
No. Player Ht. Wt. Age College
92 Albert Haynesworth 6-6 350 28 Tennessee
The $41 million man’s presence is expected improve entire defense.
99 Andre Carter 6-4 253 30 California
A durable and serviceable player but he posted only four sacks last year.
96 Cornelius Griffin 6-4 303 32 Alabama
Defensive co-captain should capitalize from No. 92 getting doubled.
93 Phillip Daniels 6-6 305 36 Georgia
Contends he’s in best shape of career after missing 2008 with torn ACL.
64 Kedric Golston 6-4 300 26 Georgia
Third-year player with relentless effort level but not a full-time reserve.
94 Anthony Montgomery 6-6 330 25 Minnesota
Big man will be part of four-man tackle rotation and can stop the run.
79 Lorenzo Alexander 6-1 297 26 California
Will fill Demetric Evans’ role as a combo tackle/end.
97 Renaldo Wynn 6-3 280 34 Notre Dame
Returns after two years but needs to stay healthy to make team.
76 Jeremy Jarmon 6-3 277 21 Kentucky
Supplemental pick will use this year as a redshirt season to develop.
Cuts: Alex Buzbee, Rob Jackson, Vaka Manupuna, Antonio Dixon, J.D. Skolnitsky
LINEBACKERS
No. Player Ht. Wt. Age College
59 London Fletcher 5-10 245 34 John Carroll
Because of Haynesworth, solid-as-rock middle linebacker will make first Pro Bowl.
52 Rocky McIntosh 6-2 238 26 Miami
Nearly two years off knee surgery, weakside linebacker could have big ‘09.
98 Brian Orakpo 6-4 260 22 Texas
Will be used at strongside linebacker unless he has a long holdout.
54 H.B. Blades 5-10 242 24 Pittsburgh
He has knowledge of the system and can play special teams.
55 Robert Thomas 6-0 236 29 UCLA
Newcomer brings experience and depth to weakside linebacker.
57 Cody Glenn 6-0 240 22 Nebraska
Fifth-round pick needs to be solid on special teams to beat out veterans.
51 Alfred Fincher 6-1 250 25 Connecticut
Special teams standout will have to beat out several young players.
Cuts: Darrel Young, Robert Henson, Chris Wilson
CORNERBACKS
No. Player Ht. Wt. Age College
23 DeAngelo Hal l5-10 195 25 Virginia Tech
Given big money with Redskins, team has found a field-flipping playmaker.
22 Carlos Rogers 6-0 190 28 Auburn
Back as a starter after losing job to Hall; in last year of rookie contract.
27 Fred Smoot 5-11 185 30 Mississippi State
Finished 2008 as fourth corner but will have chance to win third spot.
25 Kevin Barnes 6-1 188 22Maryland
Third-round pick can turn solid preseason into moderate playing time.
20 Justin Tryon 5-9 183 25 Arizona State
Must show he has improved from last preseason when he struggled.
Cuts: Doug Dutch and Byron Westbrook
SAFETIES
No. Player Ht. Wt. Age College
30 LaRon Landry 6-0 210 24 LSU
Free safety is veteran of the group and can cover acres of ground.
48 Chris Horton 6-1 211 24UCLA
Rookie revelation last year returns to camp as starting strong safety.
37 Reed Doughty 6-1 205 26 Northern Colorado
Returns from neck surgery; knows how to get everybody in right spots.
41 Kareem Moore 5-11 218 24 Nicholls State
Hard hitter made impression as rookie on defense and special teams.
Cuts: Lendy Holmes and Michael Grant
SPECIALISTS
No. Player Ht. Wt. Age College
3 Hunter Smith 6-2 209 31Notre Dame
Punter spent first 10 years in Indianapolis. How will he handle elements?
6 Shaun Suisham 6-0 200 27 Bowling Green
On second thought, we’ll take Suisham over challenger Dave Rayner.
67 Ethan Albright 6-5 260 38 North Carolina
Reliable long snapper hasn’t missed a game since 1995.
Cuts: Dave Rayner
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