RICHMOND, Va. - As the eighth day of training camp commences, the scope fixates on Baltimore. Thursday's practice marks exactly one week until the preseason opener for the Redskins.
Josh Norman and D.J. Swearinger walk onto the practice field.
After yesterday's afternoon of special teams emphasis, the team will get back to the normal 10:35am walkthrough and the 3:00pm practice.
After the morning walkthrough's on Wednesday, All-Pro offensive tackle Trent Williams said his first seven years in Washington were a wild ride.
"It’s been pretty much a roller coaster. We’ve had some great times, we’ve had some bad times, but the good thing about football is every six months it all recycles and starts over," said Williams.
" Everybody’s on a clean slate, everybody is 0-0. We have a lot of talent on this team, and we have a lot of confidence.”
Only a few names were left on the injury report headed into the team's second off day of camp. Wide receiver Jamison Crowder was out still recovering from a hamstring issue, as was linebacker Martrell Spaight.
Wide receiver Maurice Harris was set to make a return to the practice field from a knee issue but was held out due to illness. Linebacker Preston Smith is being evaluated further for an ankle injury.
'Skins head coach Jay Gruden said Jordan Reed's visit to foot specialist Dr. Robert Anderson revealed nothing "earth shattering". The Pro Bowl tight end continues to nurse pain/soreness in his big toe.
News 3, Hampton Roads home of the Redskins, continues its comprehensive coverage of training camp 2017 with live coverage on air and online Thursday.
