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Redskins injury report: Three starters out Wednesday

Found November 16, 2011 on Redskins Insider:
PLAYERS: LaRon Landry,  Maurice Hurt
TEAMS: Washington Redskins
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The Washington Redskins were without three starters for Wednesday’s practice and another two players that have started were limited, according to the team’s injury report. Linebacker London Fletcher (ankle), strong safety LaRon Landry (achilles) and guard Maurice Hurt (knee) all were unable to practice. Read full article >>
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