Pressure mounting on Redskins' front four

After nearly a decade of having a lackluster pass rush, this was supposed to be the season that the Washington Redskins' front four finally broke out. With Albert Haynesworth joining Cornelius Griffin in creating a push up the middle and top draft choice Brian Orakpo - who moves from strongside linebacker to end on passing downs - teaming with Andre Carter to bring it from the outside, the Redskins were going to make opposing quarterbacks squirm. Instead, after three games, the Redskins are the ones squirming. Detroit rookie quarterback Matthew Stafford - not known for his feet - scampered through ... Email </a