He's one of the fastest men on this football team. Arrington will get another test today when the Redskins play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Both teams have upgraded their needs on opposite sides of the ball, defense for Washington and offense for the Bucs. Dick LeBeau wasted little time in making changes with the Cincinnati Bengals in the wake of coach Bruce Coslet's resignation. The 26-speaker boom box that used to blare tunes through the locker room is silent.
Ball caps have to be worn straight, bills to the front.
There is no sitting on helmets during practice, and on Wednesdays and Thursdays the entire squad will run wind sprints after practice. Oddly, the players seem to like the new regime, and they like LeBeau. Even running back Corey Dillon. Coslet had problems with all but the grizzled veterans. Having formerly coached the defense, LeBeau will allow Ken Anderson to call the plays on offense, something Coslet did himself.