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Grossman out, Beck in as Redskins visit Carolina

Published: Oct 19, 2011 at 10:14 AM

Why to watch
The John Beck era is finally here. Rejoice! He can't throw four picks, you'd figure. The Panthers are close every week, but have found ways to lose. The Redskins have looked gradually worse since Week 2. Something might have to give.

Inside story
Steve Smith is tearing up secondaries, but has a massive size imbalance to Redskins safety LaRon Landry, a fearsome hitter. We could see him trying to make his presence felt early. The Redskins lost two-fifths of their offensive line last week, and the run game was already hit or miss.

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