All eyes -- and opinions -- focus on play-calling

So you may have read once or twice or thrice that the Redskins are using a play-caller tonight who began the season as a volunteer at a senior citizens' center. It's not just Coach Jim Zorn and his coaches who were baffled by management's decision to replace Zorn with Sherman Lewis, hired less than three weeks ago as an offensive consultant. Last week, I spoke with Trent Dilfer, who's now an analyst for ESPN but in a former life played quarterback under Zorn for four seasons in Seattle. "We're only six weeks into this thing. I know it looks awful. I'm telling you, what's happening offensively, it isn't great, and it probably doesn't feel like there's hope. But it's such a fine line in the NFL between bad and good, and good and great," Dilfer said. "They could make this thing good without a knee-jerk reaction."