Davis takes crash course to get up to speed

With Pro Bowl tight end Chris Cooley sidelined at least a few weeks after leg surgery, second-year tight end Fred Davis moves to the top of the depth chart for Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons at the Georgia Dome. Davis showed encouraging signs after becoming a bigger part of the offense when Cooley was injured during the last game -- a 27-17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles -- and the Redskins hope Davis continues to build on his eight-catch, 78-yard performance against the Eagles that included his first career touchdown reception. Initially slow to learn the playbook and inspire confidence in the coaching staff, Davis worked hard during the bye week to prepare for his big opportunity. He intends to seize the moment, and the Redskins are counting on him. "It's definitely a good opportunity, a big chance to show people what you can do and why they picked