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After today’s preseason game, Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan made it sound like there’s a good chance running back Alfred Morris could be the starter heading into their season opener.
Mike Shanahan on Morris “Said this from day one, we’re gonna play the bestplayers. He may be the lonely soldier. He did play well.”
— Chris Russell (@Russellmania980) August 26, 2012
Even though the Redskins have had a lot of injuries at the running back position, it’s looked like Morris is their best back right now.
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