New Player Profiles: Casey Rabach

THN will be profiling over a dozen players in the weeks leading up to the Washington Redskins 2005 Training Camp. Up next in the previews is offseason UFA pick-up, center Casey Rabach. Number: 61 Position: C Height: 6’4″ Weight: 305 School: Wisconsin Major: Agricultural Journalism Hometown: Sturgeon Bay, WI Birthday: 09/24/1977 How Acquired: Rabach was … Read more

What are the Odds?

With only a scant two weeks until the beloved Redskins open training camp, many fans remain optimistic about the team’s chances at the postseason, in this their second season under Hall of Fame coach, Joe Gibbs. While the fans and players may feel positive about the Redskins return to dominance, it would appear that sports … Read more

Redskins Sign Cornerback Artrell Hawkins

The Washington Redskins signed 8-year veteran cornerback Artrell Hawkins on Thursday, adding depth to a group that includes Shawn Springs, Walt Harris, and 1st round pick Carlos Rogers. Hawkins was selected in the second round of the 1998 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals out of the University of Cincinnati. He spent the first 6 … Read more

Mini-Camp: Gregg Williams Uncensored

It could have easily been billed as a motivational speech, or as a blueprint for how NFL players should conduct themselves. Last Saturday afternoon at the Washington Redskins mini-camp, Redskins defensive coordinator Gregg Williams spoke openly and candidly about the Redskins, his defensive coaches and players, the media, and life in general in the NFL. … Read more

Mini-Camp: Q and A with Derrick Dockery

Here is our next installment of our question and answer sessions held with various players during the course of the Washington Redskins’ mini-camp last weekend. Here is our chat with third-year guard Derrick Dockery: THN: Derrick are you feeling more comfortable with the offense this year after getting a full season under Coach Bugel and … Read more

Mini-Camp: Antonio Brown Is Red Hot

Not a press conference went by during the Washington Redskins’ three-day mini-camp, in which wide receiver Antonio Brown’s name was not mentioned. By all accounts the West Virginia University product has been the most surprising player of the 2005 off-season. Brown is perhaps best known for his electrifying punt and kick return abilities. His blazing … Read more