When the Washington Redskins set their roster for the regular season in September, Cartwright saw three running backs ahead of him. He felt dissed because he was regarded only as a special teams player, despite his seven loyal years of service to the franchise.
"As far as getting toyed with, I think I have," Cartwright said at the time.
Well, that seems like a long time ago. Eleven weeks later, the Redskins not only think of Cartwright as a running back - he's now their starter.
With Clinton Portis...
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