Redskins Training Camp '16

Lauvao back in at Left Guard.
Long rolling with the first team at Center.

I've been looking for this combination over the off-season and am hoping it works out. Long is the biggest question mark but if he can up his game our O-Line would be a bigger/nastier bunch.

https://mobile.twitter.com/MasterTes/status/764524339077091328

Here is a more detailed report of the same thing:

Redskins practice report—Day 12 | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins (http://realredskins.com/2016/08/13/live-redskins-practice-report-day-12/)

Long worked at C with the 1s in the 1st and the 2nd team drills. Lict didn't.

Desperate times call for desperate measures.

^Wasn't Kory limited with a sore arm?

^Wasn't Kory limited with a sore arm?

Sat out practice

Then there's that.

Here it is with the sore arm:

Redskins CB depth evident as Dashaun Phillips, Greg Toler keep making plays - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN (http://www.espn.com/blog/washington-redskins/post/_/id/26244/redskins-cb-depth-evident-again-as-dashaun-phillips-greg-toler-make-plays)

That's a big detail for Tandler to leave out.

Keim is a really good reporter.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/football-insider/wp/2016/08/15/five-takeaways-as-the-redskins-conclude-training-camp-and-proceed-with-preseason/

notable:

The disappointment thus far has to be Stephen Paea, who lost his starting job one week into last season and missed the final five games with injury, and has yet to have an impact. He has lacked consistency, flashing one play, going silent the next three or four. He has the talent, and racked up six sacks his final year at Chicago, but hasn’t managed to find comfort within Washington’s system.

But the Redskins still need another edge rusher to help be the additional disruptive force that their defense lacked last season, and that Junior Galette would have provided had he not ruptured another Achilles’ tendon just days before training camp.

Houston Bates, Lynden Trail and Willie Jefferson will continue to get chances to prove themselves in the preseason. But McCloughan will likely pick up another player at this position once teams start making cuts to go from 90 to 75 players, or from 75 to 53

One other offensive position battle that requires additional monitoring: tight end. Jordan Reed is No. 1, no question. But Niles Paul opened camp as the oft-used No. 2, ahead of Vernon Davis, and has since dropped to occasionally-used fullback/third tight end. Last week with Reed out, Davis started ahead of Paul. Throughout camp, Paul has played well, so it’s a curious development, and Paul has appeared frustrated. It remains to be seen if Davis has received additional opportunities as coaches try to see just how much he has in the tank, or if they see him as a better fit.

Here it is with the sore arm:

Redskins CB depth evident as Dashaun Phillips, Greg Toler keep making plays - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN (http://www.espn.com/blog/washington-redskins/post/_/id/26244/redskins-cb-depth-evident-again-as-dashaun-phillips-greg-toler-make-plays)

That's a big detail for Tandler to leave out.

Keim is a really good reporter.

This. I will occasionally review the reporters for other NFC East teams (know thy enemy), and I think Keim is the best. Thorough, measured, and insightful. I am not sure I can think of another reporter that covers the Skins that I put on par.

Forget the guy's name, but the Cowboys beat guy is the most homeristic homer that ever homered. It is sunshine and rainbows from that guy.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/dc-sports-bog/wp/2016/08/13/as-redskins-miss-an-injured-teammate-your-heart-breaks/

"Jarrett still appears in video cut-ups that coaches use in meetings; “When you turn on the tapes, our teaching tapes, he shows up all the time doing things right,” said defensive backs coach Perry Fewell. “And we say, ‘Hey, do it like this guy.’ ” "

damn shame

Forget the guy's name, but the Cowboys beat guy is the most homeristic homer that ever homered. It is sunshine and rainbows from that guy.

Todd "Romo's Boy Toy" Archer.