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Mike Wise »The Redskins' past and present coaches get together, and turns out they talk football "just like anybody else would." Thomas Boswell »After several weeks of trying to replace him, the Redskins can only hope they haven't completely alienated Jason Campbell. Michael Wilbon »The NFL draft has become must-not-see TV but the Redskins may keep things interesting as they pursue Mark Sanchez. Sally Jenkins »Redskins Coach Jim Zorn's paint-thinner brand of honesty is a critical quality if he's going to transform the franchise. MORE COVERAGE
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