Posted on Mon, Oct. 16, Colts hoping Sanders can play against RedskinsAssociated PressINDIANAPOLIS - Tony Dungy hopes Pro Bowl safety Bob Sanders will be in the Indianapolis Colts' lineup against Washington this week.Sanders has missed the last three games after having arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and hasn't played or practiced since hurting the knee in practice. Even Sanders sounded Monday as if he wasn't sure if he could play this week."I feel good, I got a chance to run today, and I feel pretty good," he said after the Colts returned from their bye week. "I'm not sure when I'll be back on the field. .. It kind of feels unstable, but it felt good to run today and I ran better than I thought I would."Getting Sanders, and his hard hits, back on the field would be a boost to a run defense that has ranked near the bottom of the league.Sanders said he intends to run Wednesday and the team may decide then whether he can play.Dungy is hopeful he will be back."We're optimistic about Bob, but we're not so optimistic about Brandon (Stokley)," Dungy said.Stokley sprained his left knee against Tennessee. Stokley, Sanders and two other Pro Bowl players - defensive end Dwight Freeney and center Jeff Saturday - did not practice Monday.And running back Dominic Rhodes and assistant coach Leslie Frazier missed practice because they're return flight from Houston was delayed by inclement weather.Dungy said no disciplinary action was warranted."Not when it's something weather-related, an act of God," he said. "We actually had three or four guys down there in the Houston area and it's a scramble