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Just in time to face the New Orleans Saints' league-leading offense Sunday, the Washington Redskins will welcome All-Pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth back after he spent two weeks on the shelf with a sprained left ankle.

Double G is coming back. And he's got an ax to grind. Gregg Williams, the fiery assistant who got a pink slip instead of a promotion from the Washington Redskins nearly two years ago, returns Sunday as the defensive coordinator of the unbeaten New Orleans Saints .

The NFL is lame. Really, really lame. How do I know this? They want you to believe that Juqua Parker 's body slam of Jason Campbell at the end of last Sunday's loss in Philadelphia was legal.

For the second time in as many seasons since he was fired, Gregg Williams will return to FedEx Field to face the Redskins.

His roster flexibility further crippled during another disheartening defeat, Washington Redskins coach Jim Zorn opened his news conference Monday with a line that best exhibits the team's 3-7 season.

Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth missed his first game since signing a $100 million free agent contract during the offseason.

Redskins DT Albert Haynesworth , though listed as questionable for Sundaya s game against the Cowboys with a sprained ankle, probably will not be healed in time to play, a league source said.

Haynesworth was inactive for Sunday's game because of a sprained left ankle sustained last week, and he was replaced in the starting lineup by Kedric Golston .

Washington Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth is out of the lineup against the Dallas Cowboys.

Albert Haynesworth and Andre Gurode have made peace since Haynesworth famously stomped on the head of the Dallas Cowboys center three seasons ago in the last time they met on the field.

This is the concluding column of the analysis I am doing on market conditions around the NFL .

One is a 30-year-old veteran who keeps his battered body limber with mixed martial arts, treadmill work and Filipino fighting sticks.

No such luck: The club this week signed Sam Paulescu when punter aggravated a groin injury, and he could keep the job for the rest of the season.

A year ago, the Washington Redskins were 4-2 after six games despite a struggling pass rush that had generated just six sacks.

Washington Redskins will be playing a team that already has a win under its belt.

Nothing grows here. Nothing's going to grow here. This is the Futile Crescent. The branch of the West Coast offense planted here bears little fruit.

The Redskins managed only 74 rushing yards last week against a Carolina team that was giving up 180 per game.

The troubled Washington Redskins will be without their most decorated player, , for at least this Sunday's game against the visiting Kansas City Chiefs .

A look back at the three keys to the game identified in Sunday's paper: 1. All Portis, all the time So much for Carolina allowing 183 rushing yards a game.

The game started out poorly for the Panthers as running back DeAngelo Williams fumbled during a 6-yard loss on the team's opening play from scrimmage.