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Life was sweet for Warrick Holdman four years ago. He had helped spur the Chicago Bears to a stunning NFC Central title while approaching Pro Bowl status in just his third season. But in the fourth game of 2002, Holdman ripped up his right knee. He missed the rest of the season and hasn't been the same force since.
After a down year in Chicago in 2003, Holdman was a salary cap casualty. He signed with Cleveland, for whom he had a solid, if unspectacular, season before being caught up in new coach Romeo Crennel's roster overhaul. After being a free agent for nearly three months, Holdman has been reunited in Washington with Dale Lindsey, his Bears' position coach, and Greg Blache, his former coordinator.See the full content of this document
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Redskins Moving Holdman Inside
"Warrick had his best years under Dale," Blache said. "Dale is very demanding. ... Warrick responds to Dale. Warrick's talent level hasn't wane...
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