washingtontimes.com - 8/21/2009
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Smoot serious about playing some at safety By Ryan O'Halloran Originally published 04:45 a.m., August 21, 2009, updated 09:09 a.m., August 21, 2009 Fred Smoot had seen enough front-office decisions to project how the Washington Redskins would solve last year's problem of paying starter money to ...
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Smoke Signals: Clinton Portis doesn't want to know your name
DC Pro Sports Report —
... Fred Smoot says he is serious about playing safety. Didn't look that way last week. Read it. Running backs Anthony Aldridge and Dominique Dorsey are not going to make the 53-man roster. Read it. ...
[Redskins] Redskins CB Fred Smoot Excited To Play Safety
Gridironfans.com —
... Fred Smoot is back for a seventh year with the Redskins. He'll work behind Hall and Carlos Rogers, but he's excited about possible playing time at safety. Because many offenses use three-receiver formations, Smoot will be on the field. And because only four safeties are likely to make the team, Smoot also will play there in case of injury or when defensive coordinator Greg Blache wants to give opposing offenses a different look without changing personnel
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