Full-blown chaos for Redskins

CHARLOTTE, N.C. | When Clinton Portis capitalized on DeAngelo Hall's interception by going up and over the Carolina Panthers' defense into the end zone early in the third quarter Sunday, the Washington Redskins had achieved a first in Jim Zorn's coaching tenure. They led by 15 points. At that moment, the tumult of the last seven days was forgotten, and the Redskins seemed to be on the cusp of the year's first winning streak. "We thought we had it won," Hall said. "We thought we had put up enough points - 17 ought to get us a win." It ought ... Email </a