Even though London Fletcher says he's hungry as ever, he isn't biting.  Whispers about unhappiness over his contract?  "I like my contract," he said.  "Was I the only one who missed one?" he asked.  And the perennial Pro Bowl snub?  "All of those individual accolades are not my focus," the veteran linebacker said. "I'm thinking about how I can help this defense and this team."  That's exactly what the Redskins like hearing from one of their most important players as the regular season creeps closer and closer. Not that they really needed to. Though Fletcher missed half the team's voluntary offseason training activities, Coach Jim Zorn says he never worried that any possible discontent would seep into training camp and the preseason.  Neither will publicly discuss the exact nature of Fletcher's brief standoff, but Zorn said he was initially concerned enough to call Fletcher.  "I wondered what was going on," Zorn said. "He said he had some personal things that he was taking care of. And it was fine. I heard what I needed to hear."  Fletcher worked out far away from Ashburn during the offseason, spending time in Arizona with Ian Danney of Performance Enhancement Professionals, the same personal trainer who helped trim down the offensive line, which included shrinking tackle Mike Williams to 337 pounds.  Fletcher has three years remaining on his contract. And though he had to watch the Redskins float big money to free agents such as DeAngelo Hall and Albert Haynesworth in the offseason, whatever was bothering him dissipated after speaking with Zorn, and Fletcher reported to Redskins Park midway through the offseason workouts.
Redskins linebacker London Fletcher has led his team in tackles in 10 of his 11 professional seasons, yet has never been chosen to play in the Pro Bowl. But he insists that's not his focus as another season approaches.