Washington coach Mike Shanahan says it is a "win-win" situation for the Redskins to hold their training camp in Richmond.
Shanahan says there are long days during training camp, but when it's held out of town, "players spend more time together" when there is down town.
Redskins general manager Bruce Allen and Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell announced Wednesday that the Commonwealth will give the Redskins $6 million in incentives to switch their summer camp to a still-to-be chosen site in Richmond in 2013. For the past decade camp has been held at the team's corporate headquarters, which will also be upgraded.
Shanahan says "Even though it's only three weeks, it's really a great time to bond together. I think it will be a win-win."
Richmond Mayor Dwight Jones says the Washington Redskins' training facility is "on schedule and on time" and will be completed before July 25, when the team opens training camp at the 17-acre site.
Richmond Mayor Dwight Jones says the Washington Redskins' training facility is "on schedule and on time" and will be completed before July 25, when the team opens training camp at the 17-acre site.
The Washington Redskins have signed fourth-round draft pick Phillip Thomas, a safety from Fresno State who led major college football with eight interceptions last season.
The Washington Redskins have signed fourth-round draft pick Phillip Thomas, a safety from Fresno State who led major college football with eight interceptions last season.
Friday, May 10 2013 10:01 AM EDT2013-05-10 14:01:01 GMT
This summer will be a busy time for the Griffin family. Redskins QB Robert Griffin III’s mother Jackie told FOX 5 that Robert and his fiancé, Rebecca are getting married.
This summer will be a busy time for the Griffin family. Redskins QB Robert Griffin III’s mother Jackie told FOX 5 that Robert and his fiancé, Rebecca are getting married.
Friday, May 10 2013 7:34 AM EDT2013-05-10 11:34:32 GMT
The support might be building, but Daniel Snyder isn't listening. The Redskins owner removed any doubt about a potential name change for his franchise, telling USA Today that it will never happen.
The support might be building, but Daniel Snyder isn't listening. The Redskins owner removed any doubt about a potential name change for his franchise, telling USA Today that it will never happen.