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Washington Redskins Training Camp Report: Day 8 - ESPN
They didn’t exactly have dead legs, but they were dealing with a variety of aches and painsm so coach Jay Gruden cut short their morning practice by perhaps 15-20 minutes. Rather than finish the workout, Gruden had the team run the width of the field, down and back, five times. "They were a little wounded out there," Gruden said. "Everybody this time in camp has a little soreness now. Now it’s how to get the most out of them." They’ll be back in pads Friday. For what it’s worth, quarterback Robert Griffin III finished first each time.
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Redskins Coach Jay Gruden cuts practice short | Comcast SportsNet Washington
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ROOKIE SPOTLIGHT: Morgan Moses
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Recovered from ACL surgery, Richard Crawford sets about reclaiming a role
"I’m sure I’m going to get my opportunity to do it," Crawford said, "and when I do, I just have to be successful."
"In my opinion, it is the most egregious sports act in our nation’s capital," Sands said. "Mark Rypien, who led the Skins to a Super Bowl, who was a Super Bowl MVP. And by the way, he wasn’t Kurt Warner for four or five years, but he had a terrific run. Not just one season. I mean, he had a terrific run. And if you remember, if he and Brian Mitchell handle that ball in San Francisco [in 1993], we might win that game and Joe Gibbs might not retire….
Washington Redskins call Jordan Reed special talent - ESPN
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RICHMOND—Here is what you need to know on this Friday, August 1, six days before the Redskins open the preseason against the Patriots. Nickel coverage News, notes, and quotes from Day 7 of Redskins training camp. —Yesterday we touched on Alfred Morris possibly catching some more passes.
Redskins rookie Morgan Moses making the transition from left to right tackle - The Washington Post
"When you’re moving them around from the left side to right side, it’s not easy for a tackle. It doesn’t sound like much to us in here, but it’s a totally different technique from time to time, a different stance," Gruden said. "You do have to give him a little leeway from time to time, but he’s done a good job. I think he still has a long way to go with his aiming points and some of the protections, but we love his length."
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Alfred Morris welcomes less attention for Washington Redskins - ESPN
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