The Washington Redskins have become the latest NFL team to send 2005 MVP running back Shaun Alexander to a farm upstate.
According to Profootballtalk.com, Alexander was cut following Sunday's game against his former team, the Seahawks, who also cut Alexander from their roster this summer.
After failing to win a job with the Detroit Lions and Cincinnati Bengals earlier this season, it seemed Alexander was destined for retirement. However, former Seahawks QB and coach Jim Zorn apparently took pity and brought Alexander on as a third-string running back for the Redskins. This season, Alexander had 11 carries for just 24 yards.
In the final moments of the broadcast of Sunday's game, after the 'Skins narrowly defeated the Hawks, the camera cut to a shot of a smug Alexander, crossing Qwest Field with Zorn. It was also probably one of the last times we'll ever see Alexander on a football field.

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