Redskins defensive coordinator Greg Blache expects free safety LaRon Landry to play this season like the sixth pick in the draft that he was in 2007.
“This could be a real breakout year for him. He’s healthy. He’s got the position figured out. We’d like to see the big plays. We’d like to see LaRon with six, eight picks, with some of those big hits, with some big [pass] breakups. We’d like to see LaRon really create fear in the hearts of quarterbacks where they don’t want to throw the ball deep down the middle or even down the sideline.”
— David Elfin
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