Malcom Kelly's journey into the Mike Shanahan era has been met with speed bump after speed bump.

After an injury-plagued two seasons in the NFL Kelly was hoping to a jump start this season with new quarterback Donovan McNabb.

So, like the majority of the wide receivers on the Redskins roster, Kelly attended McNabb's hell week in Arizona.

Unfortunately for Kelly he had a significant pull in his hamstring and has missed all of the preseason since.

Today was his first day pack in a full practice, but his luck hadn't changed.  The Washington Post, ESPN980, and CSN Washington have reported that Kelly has re-injured his hamstring, and Coach Shanahan is calling it a "deep pull."

It doesn't appear that Kelly will be catching any passes for the burgundy and gold this season.

If Shanahan feels Kelly has value for the team, he could place him on injured reserve which would allow the team to keep his rights, or they may just look at Kelly as another busted Vinny Cerrato pick and let him go.

The cut to 75 is Thursday, and the final cut to 53 is Saturday so we'll know by then what Kelly's fate is.