Training Camp 2018

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Crowds worried by weather and perhaps time

 

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Redskins training camp practice report, Day 7

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adonis alexander lining up as gunner on punt team opposite FM , if he does well there he could make the team

 

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Moses needs some rest

 

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Winner of this could make the team

 

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Ha!

 

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Prankster...

 

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One of the things that's evident in training camp is how much Alex Smith and Colt McCoy keep plays alive. It forces the receivers to run their routes hard, even if they're not involved in the play. They don't know when Smith or McCoy will escape the pocket so if the receivers aren't prepared to react, then they'll be left out. Conversely, there have been numerous examples of them getting the ball because they are ready.

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Redskins observations: For fantasy owners, delight and frustration lies ahead with Washington stars

 

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Two plays in a row qualified as highlights, on both sides of the ball. On the first, QB Alex Smith attempted to hit Brian Quick down the right side but the ball was a little underthrown and CB Josh Norman had tight coverage. They jumped; Norman tipped it and LB Zach Brown raced over to intercept the pass. On the next play, Smith delivered a perfect pass to WR Maurice Harris on an out, placing the ball inches over CB Greg Stroman's hand. CB Fabian Moreau was right behind Harris.

From kiem

 

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Two receivers who are having strong camps: Maurice Harris and Brian Quick. Jay Gruden praised Harris' route-running and hands; a big separator for him in the past has been not being able to provide much help on special teams. But Harris' hands remain strong. Quick, too, has been consistent. If the Redskins only keep six wideouts, it'll be interesting to see who makes the cut. Along with Harris and Quick, Trey Quinn and Robert Davis are among those competing for the final three spots.
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Rookie report: Receiver Trey Quinn has impressed teammates with his savviness. He's not fast, but he understands leverage on routes and that enables him to create separation. However, he did not have his best day catching the ball, dropping two passes in one series. The first would have been a tough catch; the second was more routine.

And still more. From kiem