Play-action pass saves Redskins

The play - a simple, if daring, play-action pass down the sideline to receiver Santana Moss - was something the Washington Redskins had been sitting on for two weeks. Coach Jim Zorn had installed it in practice and was waiting for the right time to use it. When he finally made the call, the Redskins' season was in a tenuous state. Empty orange seats ringed the top rows of FedEx Field on Sunday, the first home game since the Detroit Lions beat the Redskins for their first win in 19 games. When fans streamed out of the Morgan Boulevard Metro ... Email </a