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Jason Campbell

Second-year wide receiver Malcolm Kelly is off to a slo...

Washington Post
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Sep 30, 2009 · 9:09 AM EDT

Second-year wide receiver Malcolm Kelly is off to a slow start in his first season as the first-team flanker.

Kelly impressed by catching passes in traffic in the preseason, but he has only six receptions for 65 yards in three games.

"Malcolm is a very impressive young player, and we definitely want to get him more involved, but you can't force it," quarterback Jason Campbell said. "We have to play smart football, and Malcolm understands that.

"He knows you can't just throw the ball against certain coverages. You take what's there and you move on to the next play. But Malcolm is going to get opportunities."

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Jason Campbell

Washington at N.Y. Giants, 4:15 ET WHAT TO WATCH F...

Fox Sports
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Sep 13, 2009 · 11:17 AM EDT

Washington at N.Y. Giants, 4:15 ET

WHAT TO WATCH FOR: This could be a slugfest unless the Redskins decide to open it up; Bombs over Baghdad, as Clinton Portis would say. The Redskins didn't score 30 points once last season and averaged just 14 over their final eight games. The key is how productive new starting WR Malcolm Kelly, all 6-foot-4 of him, is against a beat-up New York secondary. Aaron Ross is out and Kevin Dockery (hamstring) may be too gimpy to play. Rookie Bruce Johnson will play a lot and Redskins QB Jason Campbell must take advantage of him. Campbell passed for 365 yards in the two New York games, but the offense scored just 14 points.

Portis ran for 84 yards in the season-opening loss to the Giants last year, but Washington was 6-1 in games in which he rushed for at least 85 yards. No secret what the Giants are going to do. They will come out and test big Albert Haynesworth with Brandon Jacobs and new sidekick, Ahmad Bradshaw. The Giants plan to use some no-huddle offense to keep Big Albert puffing, and Corey Webster figures to isolate on Redskins WR Santana Moss. Chase Blackburn starts at weak-side linebacker for suspended Michael Boley.

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Jason Campbell

Redskins Wideout Antwaan Randle el, the first-team flan...

Washington Post
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Sep 09, 2009 · 11:07 AM EDT

Redskins Wideout Antwaan Randle el, the first-team flanker the past three seasons, again starts out as the team's primary punt returner and will remain heavily involved in the offense as a slot receiver, which "is just going to make our offense even better," QB Jason Campbell said. "Randle El can use his quickness against linebackers in the slot a lot, and he could catch more balls than anybody this year. And the thing about Randle El is, he just cares about winning. We're going to need him and [Pro Bowl tight end Chris] Cooley and everybody to contribute. But the thing Malcolm Kelly adds is that size outside that we've been looking for."

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Jason Campbell

Redskins QB Jason Campbell is upbeat about the line, bu...

Washington Post
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Sep 09, 2009 · 11:05 AM EDT

Redskins QB Jason Campbell is upbeat about the line, but he's downright ecstatic about the potential of Kelly. Throughout the preseason, Malcolm Kelly impressed while displaying a knack for making catches in traffic. He has made tremendous strides from his rookie season, when he appeared in only five games because of knee problems, and has shown no lingering effects from offseason microfracture knee surgery, coaches and players said. The Redskins are hopeful Kelly (listed at 6 feet 4, 227 pounds) finally fills their longtime need for a big target in the passing game.

"Malcolm is just a very impressive young player," Campbell said. "When you see the way he reaches out and catches the ball, his leaping ability and the way he makes plays even if you don't throw him a perfect ball, it gives you a lot of confidence at the quarterback position to have someone like him out there."

Although Kelly has not officially been named the starting flanker, he has approached practice with a starter's mentality, working to earn the trust of the coaching staff and Campbell.

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