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Following up on the previous item. ... Torain strained his left hamstring on the final play of the first half of Sunday's 37-25 loss to Detroit, an injury that left Keiland Williams not only as the featured back in the second half, but as the only healthy back active for the game.
Reported by the Washington Post
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With 11 seconds remaining in the second quarter, Torain took a pass from Donovan McNabb and gained 13 yards along the left side, getting out of bounds in time for the Redskins to kick a field goal that put them up 13-7 at the break. But he felt something pull on the play. "I was just striding out the last play of the half, and just strained my left hamstring," Torain said. To that point, Torain - coming off of back-to-back 100-yard games -- had been ineffective on the ground, gaining just 10 yards on nine carries. Asked if he thought it was serious, Torain said: "Hard to say. ..." Stay tuned. Torain will get the off week to recover.
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