Warriors in the Pros: Colt, Ash, Kynan, Bess

Washington Redskins head coach Jim Zorn lays out the QB rotation for this Sunday's Hall of Fame Game.

Zorn broke down what he expects his quarterback rotation to be Sunday. Jason Campbell will play the first series or two and Todd Collins will finish the first half. Colt Brennan will start the second half and is likely to give way to Derek Divine, but Zorn said he could leave Brennan in if things are going well and let Devine be the No. 3 guy next week.

Colt has also updated his blog. Here's an excerpt:

I'm excited to go out there and play. I don't feel too nervous. Right now, my focus is on trying to get the play formations memorized--that's something we're responsible for during the game.

Coming up on my first preseason game, I thought I'd be a lot more nervous. But I don't really feel that. I think that's a good thing.

The Redskins main page has a Colt Brennan press conference video in the Redskins.com TV window. If it gets bumped off the front page, you may have to register on the site to view it.

Big hat tip to LizKauai for finding these.

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Ashley Lelie missed 49ers practice again with his calf injury.

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Kynan Forney has heavy competition at the right guard spot in Falcons camp.

Upstart RG Harvey Dahl, who was moved into the starting lineup during summer workouts, is not buckling under pressure and could make his competition with incumbent Kynan Forney the most heated on the team. The shift to Dahl appeared to start as a motivational ploy to get Forney, who struggled some last season. going. Forney has played fairly well but Dahl seems to have stepped up to the challenge. It will be interesting to see how Dahl performs against players from opposing teams. If he plays well, he could be the guy.

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And Davone Bess may be seeing more special teams work for the Dolphins.

Sparano said he wants to see a few players besides Ginn returning kicks in a game situation. He specifically mentioned Davone Bess, Jayson Foster, David Kircus and Patrick Cobbs.