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Rocky McIntosh always has been the other linebacker for the Washington Redskins. McIntosh played the past two seasons, his first ones as a starter, with a former Pro Bowl pick in Marcus Washington and the NFL's top tackler of the past decade in London Fletcher. Washington departed after last season, only to be replaced by a flashy first-round draft choice, Brian Orakpo. McIntosh, naturally, remained an afterthought. Asked on Wednesday about the Redskins defense he'll face on Sunday, Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford reeled off the names of five Redskins players and praised their cornerbacks. McIntosh went unmentioned even though ...
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