Redskins look to move on from drama at Tennessee

Published: Nov 16, 2010 at 01:52 PM

  Albert Haynesworth faces his old team.

(Carlos Osorio / Associated Press)

The storyline
The Albert Haynesworth Bowl. His former team explored trading back for him several times. Now, with two ailing QBs, the Titans better hope like heck he doesn't plop down on one, or both of them.

Why you should watch
Randy Moss makes his home debut, and should engage in world-class trash talk with DeAngelo Hall. Chris Johnson has to like his chances here. Might the 'Skins give up 500 yards of offense again? It happens every few weeks it seems.

Did you know?
Redskins wide receiver Anthony Armstrong leads the league with 22.6 yards per catch (minimum 20 receptions). ... Washington's Keiland Williams has five touchdowns in his past four games. ... The Titans have won 12 consecutive regular-season games against the NFC. ... Since 2009, Tennessee's Chris Johnson leads the NFL with 113.8 rushing yards per game.

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