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Hurting opposing players? Our defense although missing key personnel, still is playing "punch you in the mouth" defense.

ESPN NFL - Redskins place RB Tim Hightower (torn ACL), TE Chris Cooley (broken hand) on season-ending IR

And we also put a hurting on Santana Moss who is projected to miss between 5-7 weeks with a broken hand as well.

I know that it's bad sportsmanship or what not... But I'm proud that our defense is flying around and laying the wood! Keep it up boys. I'd prefer people to not get hurt in the process, but it's football. More importantly, better them hurt than us.

Not bad for a makeshift D missing Beason, Davis, and Edwards!

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