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Hunter Smith has had a setback in his return from a groin injury and he is out for Sunday's game at Atlanta, head coach Jim Zorn said.

Flint-area NFL players Chris Wilson, Brandon Carr and Glenn Pakulak all played significant roles in Sunday's game between the Washington Redskins and Kansas City Chiefs.

Both the Chiefs and Redskins entered the game without their starting left tackles, but it was Kansas City that felt that absence most acutely in the opening quarter.

Jason Reid , Washington Post staff writer and Redskins Insider blogger, will be online Friday, Oct.

The Washington Redskins entered a new season optimistic that the presence of second-year pass catchers Malcolm Kelly, Devin Thomas and Fred Davis would dramatically increase the offense's firepower.

Former Northwood University star and Flint native Chris Wilson shows no fear on the field as a Washington Redskins linebacker, but he wasn't was brave when he discovered a snake under his locker.

After practice, defensive end/strong-side linebacker Chris Wilson noticed a small snake in the locker room near wide receiver Malcolm Kelly's dressing stall.

BIG RAPIDS, Michigan &mdash Offensive tackle Brad Bammert of Flushing is a captain on Ferris State University's football team.

One of the Redskins' most versatile players, Lorenzo Alexander has added full-time special teams work to his long list of duties.

Four from the Flint area survived Sunday's final National Football League training camp cuts -- three of whom should start their teams' season-openers Sunday.

There's no better story in any NFL training camp than when an undrafted college kid - facing odds longer than a Shane Lechler punt - makes the team.

If there was a surprise among the five players cut by the Washington Redskins on Sunday, it was four-year veteran Alfred Fincher.

It's quickly become part of the preseason postgame routine: a string of Twitter posts from Redskins tweeters featuring bite-sized reactions to the game.

Apparently, former defensive end Chris Wilson is faring well in his transition from a pass-rush specialist to a strong-side linebacker.

Apparently, former defensive end Chris Wilson is faring well in his transition from a pass-rush specialist to a strong-side linebacker.

Apparently, former defensive end Chris Wilson is faring well in his transition from a pass-rush specialist to a strong-side linebacker.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley I know this will disappoint my hardcore football audience, but this blog entry from Matt Terl of redskins.com fame was too good to pass up.

Following practice on Monday afternoon, Washington Redskins linebacker-defensive end Chris Wilson walked in off the field chatting with first-round draft pick Brian Orakpo and linebackers coach Kirk Olivadotti, the two people in the organization with whom the third-year player is most closely linked this year.

Mike Williams lost more than 100 pounds in less than six months in his bid to return to the NFL.

Chris Cooley was wearing booty shorts. Malcolm Kelly was signing his name on dog bowls.