Position review » Defensive lineAlbert HaynesworthHaynesworth won’t play with the starting defense but is expected to work with the No. 1 nickel — as he had been doing in practice before missing two-and-a-half practices last week. When he plays in the nickel, Haynesworth could line up over the nose in a one-man front or at end in a two-man front. Coach Mike Shanahan said Haynesworth could see time at right end as well. “He likes to play that position,” Shanahan said. “We’ll get a chance to see him in action.”Jeremy JarmonJarmon remains stuck low on the depth chart. He’s likely their No. 7 defensive lineman — the Redskins probably will keep seven or eight. Jarmon, who is coming off knee surgery, has had an inconsistent camp. Part of that likely stems from his knee, which prevented him from working out most of the offseason. Plus the former third-round pick had to gain approximately 30 pounds in the offseason to play end in this system. Jarmon didn’t play last week until the fourth quarter, spending time at right end and a couple snaps at nose tackle. Though he did a decent job staying low, Jarmon still seemed to get controlled by blockers too often.Phillip DanielsDaniels is 37 but doesn’t act his age. Part of the reason is he’s playing in a new defense for the first time in more than a decade. “For me, I’d been in Greg Blache’s system for 10 years,” Daniels said. “It was a challenge to me. I want to learn something new. To me, camp was boring before because I wasn’t learning anything. I knew it. It was boring.”