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OldSchool wrote:What kind of knucklehead ego is required for a guy to pass up $500,000 for a week or so working out with his teammates just to prove to them , the coaches, owner and the fans that he can. I guess I've known some immature people who have let their egos do their wallet harm over the years but this kind of stuff is really stupid and Jackson isn't a guy or as we saw last season that is invincible. He has a real talent with his speed and and maybe even more impressive his ability to track and catch a deep ball so the Skins endure his effrontery but Jackson certainly draws on his goodwill account every year with this nonsense.

Irn-Bru wrote:Man, I'm dying for some news. Something, anything. This is the worst part of the offseason.

"The offense is way ahead of the game. Way, way ahead of the game," Redskins defensive lineman Ricky Jean François said.

After a very competitive June minicamp session, Francois would know. For two days, the Redskins starting offense and defense squared off in drills that left both sides claiming supremacy, not to mention a lot of on-field yelling.

“I understand last year we were trying to figure out where we’re going, we had the QB situation and that nonsense, but this offseason, Kirk has a chance to be the starting QB with his receivers doing the offense,” François said. “You can see it’s working out. The offensive line is clicking. Most teams would be clicking in [training] camp, but they’re doing it now.”

riggofan wrote:

"The offense is way ahead of the game. Way, way ahead of the game," Redskins defensive lineman Ricky Jean François said.

After a very competitive June minicamp session, Francois would know. For two days, the Redskins starting offense and defense squared off in drills that left both sides claiming supremacy, not to mention a lot of on-field yelling.

“I understand last year we were trying to figure out where we’re going, we had the QB situation and that nonsense, but this offseason, Kirk has a chance to be the starting QB with his receivers doing the offense,” François said. “You can see it’s working out. The offensive line is clicking. Most teams would be clicking in [training] camp, but they’re doing it now.”

Sounds good and you would hope this is true.

Just wondering: When was the last time this team went into training camp with this kind of stability? Just won the division. No coaching changes. Same offense. Same QB.

Not a rhetorical question at all. Anybody have any idea? I'd be curious to know.

riggofan wrote:

"The offense is way ahead of the game. Way, way ahead of the game," Redskins defensive lineman Ricky Jean François said.

After a very competitive June minicamp session, Francois would know. For two days, the Redskins starting offense and defense squared off in drills that left both sides claiming supremacy, not to mention a lot of on-field yelling.

“I understand last year we were trying to figure out where we’re going, we had the QB situation and that nonsense, but this offseason, Kirk has a chance to be the starting QB with his receivers doing the offense,” François said. “You can see it’s working out. The offensive line is clicking. Most teams would be clicking in [training] camp, but they’re doing it now.”

Sounds good and you would hope this is true.

Just wondering: When was the last time this team went into training camp with this kind of stability? Just won the division. No coaching changes. Same offense. Same QB.

Not a rhetorical question at all. Anybody have any idea? I'd be curious to know.

Jamison Crowder - WR - Redskins

ESPN's John Keim reports second-year slot receiver Jamison Crowder has "left folks at Redskins Park excited."
Per Keim, Crowder has "looked decisive and explosive in his routes," and the Redskins will be "reluctant" to remove him from three-receiver sets because of how good he's looked. Removing Crowder is a question because first-rounder Josh Doctson is joining DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon in the Redskins' receiver corps. Crowder has also drawn praise from Kirk Cousins.
Source: ESPN.com Jun 16 - 8:40 PM

DarthMonk wrote:

Jamison Crowder - WR - Redskins

ESPN's John Keim reports second-year slot receiver Jamison Crowder has "left folks at Redskins Park excited."
Per Keim, Crowder has "looked decisive and explosive in his routes," and the Redskins will be "reluctant" to remove him from three-receiver sets because of how good he's looked. Removing Crowder is a question because first-rounder Josh Doctson is joining DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon in the Redskins' receiver corps. Crowder has also drawn praise from Kirk Cousins.
Source: ESPN.com Jun 16 - 8:40 PM

DarthMonk wrote:

Jamison Crowder - WR - Redskins

ESPN's John Keim reports second-year slot receiver Jamison Crowder has "left folks at Redskins Park excited."
Per Keim, Crowder has "looked decisive and explosive in his routes," and the Redskins will be "reluctant" to remove him from three-receiver sets because of how good he's looked. Removing Crowder is a question because first-rounder Josh Doctson is joining DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon in the Redskins' receiver corps. Crowder has also drawn praise from Kirk Cousins.
Source: ESPN.com Jun 16 - 8:40 PM

David Bruton - DB - Redskins

CSN Mid-Atlantic reports David Bruton is getting the "first crack" at the Redskins' strong safety job.

Rich Tandler said Duke Ihenacho would have to be "clearly superior" in training camp to unseat Bruton, who started just eight games in his seven years with the Broncos. He does have a fourth-round pedigree, however, and showed well as a short stint as a starter before breaking his leg last season. DeAngelo Hall is locked in at free safety.

Source: CSN Mid-Atlantic Jul 2 - 12:18 PM

Junior Galette - LB - Redskins

The Washington Post reports Redskins OLB Junior Galette "(looked) explosive" in padless offseason practices.

Galette is questionable for the start of training camp, but has been progressing without setbacks. GM Scot McCloughan said his "explosion" was already back in April. Galette will be 11 months removed from going down when Washington reports. Galette notched 10 sacks in 2014 for the Saints.

Source: Washington Post Jul 5 - 2:51 PM

oj wrote:Whats' the word on starting Center?

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Spencer Long - G - Redskins

CSN Mid-Atlantic's Rich Tandler is "100-percent confident" Spencer Long will open the season as the Redskins' starting left guard.

Fellow CSN Mid-Atlantic writer Tarik El-Bashir disagrees, believing instead Shawn Lauvao (ankle, foot) will earn the starting job. Lauvao did not participate at any point in the offseason program, however, and there are serious questions about his health coming off five surgeries to repair various lower-leg issues. 2015 fourth-rounder Arie Kouandjio could also get a look in training camp.

Source: CSN Mid-Atlantic Jul 9 - 1:49 PM

DarthMonk wrote:

Spencer Long - G - Redskins

CSN Mid-Atlantic's Rich Tandler is "100-percent confident" Spencer Long will open the season as the Redskins' starting left guard.

Fellow CSN Mid-Atlantic writer Tarik El-Bashir disagrees, believing instead Shawn Lauvao (ankle, foot) will earn the starting job. Lauvao did not participate at any point in the offseason program, however, and there are serious questions about his health coming off five surgeries to repair various lower-leg issues. 2015 fourth-rounder Arie Kouandjio could also get a look in training camp.

Source: CSN Mid-Atlantic Jul 9 - 1:49 PM