Wednesday Jun 24 | Redskins Insider
Position Battles the Sequel: Running Back
While there were questions about starting spots for the two positions we discussed yesterday, right tackle and wide receiver, there is no such conversation today.
Williams inks deal with 'Skins
Williams, who was listed as a tight end in college, led the Vandals as a receiver last year, with 54 catches- for 687 yards, and six touchdowns.
Redskins safety LaRon Landry, whose extended absence from offseason workouts has prompted rumor and speculation that he might want to find a new team after only two NFL seasons, has reported for Organized Team Activities.
NFL: Redskin safety /Landry arrives on final day of OTAs
WASHINGTON - Washington Redskins safety LaRon Landry made a surprise appearance on the final day of organized team activities at Redskins Park in Ashburn, Va., showing up for the team's last practice until training camp opens at the end of July after missing all of the previous voluntary workouts over the past two weeks.
The Washington Post
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The Washington Post
A Redskin Again, Dorsey Hopes to Stick
He was a Redskin once before, in Tulare, Calif., where the biggest thing was the local high school football team. And for a time in the earlier part of this decade, the biggest thing on the Tulare Union Redskins was a tiny running back named Dominique Dorsey who broke area records for rushing yards and touchdowns.
For a time, the school's logo looked almost like that of the Washington Redskins. And when Dorsey bought a letterman's jacket, it was black with leather sleeves in a striking shade of burgundy. All of this he remembered when the NFL team who shared those colors and insignia was suddenly the one to show the most interest in his potential this past February.
Zorn: Landry Hasn't Returned Calls
Safety LaRon Landry is now the only Redskin who is unaccounted for during this round of offseason workouts.
Fletcher, Sellers Are on the OTA Scene
London Fletcher arrived for organized team activities yesterday and Mike Sellers is participating in today's OTA, which is open to the media.
Comments Plackemeier, Brooks, Frost, Groom and Tupa is not a high-powered D.C. law firm.
NFL: Orakpo starts transitioning to pro game
WASHINGTON - Washington Redskins first-round draft pick Brian Orakpo said he is transitioning smoothly to the professional game and also to a new position after organized team activities Tuesday at Redskins Park.
Malcolm Kelly tried to make Monday no big deal. It was just an organized team activity, and Kelly has caught passes in NFL games.
Mini-Camp Practice Report: Sunday, May 3
Redskins.com's mini-camp practice reports come to you with news and updates as action happens on the Redskins Park practice fields: About a half-hour before the start of Sunday morning's mini-camp practice, at about 9 a.m. ET, the tarps were rolled off the Redskins Park fields amid a steady rainfall.
Albert Haynesworth is being sued for $7.5 million in compensatory damages in the wake of a car accident in which the Washington Redskins' newly signed defensive tackle faces two criminal charges.
NFL: Redskins' 400-pound OT Williams aims to rekindle career
WASHINGTON - Mike Williams was the last Washington Redskins player off the field.
Redskins' draft a mix of good decisions, head-scratchers
The Washington Redskins didn't get any worse last weekend; but how much better did the team get while adding six new prospects to the organization? Here's a handicapping of the club's newest draft class.
Moss looking forward to entering a new age
Santana Moss' game is all about speed and quickness. So Redskins receivers coach Stan Hixon groaned at the mention that his ace player is about to turn 30.
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The Washington Post
Glenn a Linebacker for Only a Year
The Washington Redskins gambled in the fifth round of the NFL draft yesterday, selecting an oft-injured, undersized linebacker who spent his first three years at Nebraska as a running back. The Redskins took Cody Glenn after swapping fifth-round picks with Minnesota, picking up a seventh-round pick in the process. In the sixth round, they took another linebacker, Robert Henson from Texas Christian.
'We have concentrated on the defensive side of the ball,' Coach Jim Zorn said. 'Last year our first four picks were on the offensive side of the ball. This year our first four picks are on the defensive side.'
Lsu FB Quinn Johnson clears the way
Quinn Johnson was once the feature back on a state championship high-school football team in Louisiana.
Two days into free agency and the second-biggest story developed today with New England's trade of quarterback Matt Cassel to the Kansas City Chiefs.
What the Redskins have : Starter Jason Campbell and backups Todd Collins and Colt Brennan.
Redskins.com breaks down the Redskins' roster position-by-position and identifies potential need areas.