Redskins DT Haynesworth limited in practice with bad ankle

Published: Sep 15, 2010 at 11:55 AM

ASHBURN, Va. -- Albert Haynesworth was limited in practice Wednesday because of an ankle injury, another setback for the Washington Redskins' defensive lineman.

Haynesworth's participation was revealed when the team issued its injury report, long after practice had concluded. Redskins coach Mike Shanahan didn't mention Haynesworth's injury in his post-practice remarks.

Haynesworth saw limited action as a backup in the Redskins' season-opening victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday after months of disagreements with Shanahan over offseason workouts, practices and preseason playing time.

Safety Kareem Moore remains unable to practice on a sprained right knee. Backup linebacker Perry Riley was limited with a sprained right foot.

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