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Wednesday, November 17, 2004
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Jansen, Arrington Watch Helplessly
Injured Washington Redskins Jon Jansen and LaVar Arrington -
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said they feel helpless as another season appears to be slipping away. Neither
player has
enjoyed much collective success since being drafted by the team,
and Washington (3-6) faces a difficult task of even returning to
.500 this season.
Jansen, the longest tenured Redskins who was drafted in 1999, suffered a
season-ending Achilles'
tendon injury in the first preseason game and Arrington has
missed the last seven games with a knee injury and is likely at
least two weeks away from a return. Both are among the best at
their positions -- Jansen is a right tackle and Arrington a
three-time Pro Bowl linebacker
-- and spend much of their time around Redskins Park trying to rehabilitate
their injuries
and encourage their teammates.
"It feels the same as the guys on the sidelines," Jansen said. "You just can't
do anything
and I've always had control over at least my position on the
offensive line or our offense and sometimes the team, and right
now I've got no control. I've got nothing I really can control
and it's hard to see the guys struggle and you can't be there
with him."
Jansen had started every game in his NFL career before getting hurt and said
he is trying
to resist the urge to push too hard in his recovery. His
objective is to be back on the field
for the start of mini-camp in the spring.
"The doc keeps saying, 'Don't rush it, don't rush it,' " Jansen said. "And I
keep saying,
'Let's go, let's go,' and it's just a matter of time right now
and I'll be ready for mini-camp
and that's about it."
Arrington, selected second overall in 2000, said he has become emotional
watching his team
lose on several occasions.
"I was in tears [Sunday], man," Arrington said, "seeing dudes out there like
that fighting
and then saw guys on other side of the ball [on Cincinnati's
sideline] like smiling and laughing and all kinds of crap. I got
so filled up that I welled up a little bit. It's just tough.
This is probably one of the toughest things I've had to deal
with in my whole life. In some instances its, like, if this is
the toughest thing it's not that bad, but it means the world to
me to be able to get out there and compete with the guys and
help get us wins."
-- Jason La Canfora
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Ramsey Settles In -
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Redskins quarterback Patrick Ramsey, for the first time since
preseason, will spend time working
with the first-team offense.
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REDSKINS NOTEBOOK
NFL Investigates Taylor -
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investigating allegations that
safety Sean Taylor spit on a player during Sunday's
17-10 loss to Cincinnati.
Also in the Notebook: Defense Moves a Step Down -
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AROUND THE NFL
ABC Apologizes -
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Tuesday for a steamy intro to
"Monday Night Football" after receiving complaints
from viewers and the NFL.
Michael Wilbon: Little Brother Manning Better Take Some Cover -
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MARK MASKE'S NFL INSIDER
Parcells Has Run Out of Answers -
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Parcells do now? The Dallas
Cowboys' coach has been unable to coax inspired play out of his
downward-spiraling team, and now the situation has become truly
desperate in the aftermath of Monday night's lopsided defeat to
the Philadelphia Eagles at Texas Stadium.
Philadelphia Eagles News -
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Dallas Cowboys News -
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