Ex-Redskins OLB Says He's 'Still Got It'

Intern Brian Tinsman checks in with another report from Tuesday's Play 60 event. Fans and the media fall in love with the comeback story, as everyone gathers around to marvel at an ageless wonder. Michael Jordan made a comeback. George Foreman did it. Brett Favre did it. So could we see a Redskins Renaissance? Earlier this week, former Redskins players gathered in Ashburn to conduct the Play 60 Mini-Combine for area elementary school kids. One familiar face was former outside linebacker Lemar Marshall, on the team from 2001-2007. Originally undrafted and signed by the Buccaneers in 1999, Marshall was a special teams contributor and reserve linebacker with the Redskins. He had his breakout season in 2004, starting 14 games in place of the injured LaVar Arringington and becoming a solid player on the Redskins defense. Injuries derailed his 2006 and 2007 seasons, eventually leading to his release and retirement. Since his time away from the field, he hasn't lost the itch ...