Two days after brother's funeral, Haynesworth to rejoin 'Skins

Published: Oct 13, 2010 at 10:20 AM

ASHBURN, Va. -- Albert Haynesworth will rejoin the Washington Redskins for practice Thursday following the death of his half brother.

Haynesworth left the team after his half brother died in a motorcycle accident in Nashville last week. Funeral services were held Tuesday.

Charge against Williams dropped

Redskins rookie LT Trent Williams was facing

a reckless driving charge

in Virginia, but a legal technicality led to the dismissal of the case Wednesday. **More ...**

Linebacker Rocky McIntosh and left tackle Trent Williams also didn't practice Wednesday.

Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said McIntosh sustained a mild concussion during Sunday's win over the Green Bay Packers and had a headache Monday. The coach said he hopes McIntosh can practice Thursday or Friday.

Shanahan expects Williams to be able to practice Thursday. Williams re-injured his left knee against Green Bay.

Right tackle Jammal Brown also hurt his left knee against the Packers, but he practiced Wednesday.

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