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Play-caller Sherman Lewis and offensive coordinator Sherman Smith performed well while practicing the Redskins' new play-calling procedure Saturday, Coach Jim Zorn said. "I think it went fine," Zorn said. "They're both experienced coaches. Full Article at The Washington Post
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It was probably slower than it's going to be ... In the game, everything is speeded up a little bit.
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I don't look at that as a positive
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When you're a play-caller, you're concentrating. I'm not going to be chiming in, going, 'Oh, my gosh,' ... Or 'Did you really just call that?' or 'Hey, that's a great call, way to go.' I'm just going to keep quiet.
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That's play-calling right there ... The biggest thing that's got to happen, since it's going from A to B to C, [Lewis is] going to have to have the plays real fast.
– Sherman Smith SOURCE: The Washington Post
