The Monday rundown and reading list

The new play-calling system the Redskins have installed will be in use tonight when the Philadelphia Eagles play Washington at FedEx Field. As Rick Maese writes, glitches are not unanticipated. Lewis has had less than three weeks to learn the terminology of Zorn's offense. One wrong word -- just a few seconds -- could spell disaster. And Zorn knows that another voice on the line -- his own -- could delay the entire process. "When you're a play-caller, you're concentrating. I'm not going to be chiming in, going, 'Oh, my gosh,' " Zorn said. "Or 'Did you really just call that?' or 'Hey, that's a great call, way to go.' I'm just going to keep quiet." The complicated part is developing a rhythm in selecting plays while working against the clock and dealing with the changing game situations. Lewis will have to be aware of down and distance, available personnel