LANDOVER, Maryland -- The problem with the Washington Redskins’ run game remains the same as it’s been in the past. It’s not a one-position issue. It’s not even just an offensive line problem, though there were a few negatives up front.
Rather, when they have a good play called, one person misses a block. Or when they need push, they’re not getting it. Or when they do, it takes one miss to cause it all to break down. Or if the line does its job, a tight end might lose his block.
It adds up to a lackluster preseason showing by the Redskins’ offense.