Moss Wants to Be a Target Often -- and Early

Last year, when the Redskins were upset by the winless St. Louis Rams at FedEx Field, Santana Moss, the team's top wide receiver, caught two passes for 22 yards. In fact, dating to the beginning of last season, Moss caught fewer than 60 yards worth of passes nine times. The Redskins are 2-7 in those games, with both wins coming over Philadelphia. Moss, who caught 79 passes for 1,044 yards and six touchdowns a year ago, opened the 2009 season with two catches for six yards. Quarterback Jason Campbell threw to him five times, including on his lone interception. This week, Coach Jim Zorn said he needed to try to get Moss more involved. Moss is all for getting the ball not only more often, but earlier. "Every receiver wants the ball," he said. "But you [have] seen it done before, in '05, when I didn't get no touches and