From John Keim’s Redskins Confidential blog at washingtonexaminer.com — dispatches from Sunday afternoon’s practice:
Studs
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WR Marques Hagans » He’s an intriguing player because of his shiftiness. He catches the ball well for an ex-QB, using his hands nicely. Hagans had a catch and run from the slot. He also made a sliding catch downfield on a Jason Campbell pass, over DeAngelo Hall.
TE Fred Davis » Kept flashing during 11-on-11 work. It’s fun to watch him run because he’s a good athlete. It also helps that the Redskins called a few bootlegs that went his way. Here’s the play I really liked: Davis ran an out, saw Todd Collins step up in the pocket, reversed field to the middle, freed himself for a catch and run.
CB Justin Tryon » Did a nice job keeping his eyes on where they needed to be. Was not fooled by a Trent Shelton double move. Not exactly going against Jerry Rice, but it’s a start.
Duds
RB Dominique Dorsey » Dropped a swing pass. He’s not as bad as Anthony Alridge, but the ball finds its way to the ground too much with both guys.
RG Edwin Williams » Seems best suited for center; allows more penetration at guard, as he did this afternoon vs. Kedric Golston. Still looking like a practice squader.
RT Stephon Heyer » Maybe his knee is still bothering him, but whatever the reason he did not look sharp in the 11-on-11 work. Both Rob Jackson and Renaldo Wynn — also known as the last linemen on the roster — got by him.
