With the 191st pick in the NFL draft, the Washington Redskins select S Bacarri Rambo from Georgia.

With the 162nd pick in the NFL draft, the Washington Redskins select LB Brandon Jenkins from Florida State.

With the 154th pick in the NFL draft, the Washington Redskins select RB Chris Thompson from Florida State. (Strong language in video)

With the 119th pick in the NFL draft, the Washington Redskins select S Phillip Thomas from Fresno State. (Strong language in video)

With the 85th pick in the NFL draft, the Washington Redskins select TE Jordan Reed from Florida.

With the 51st pick in the NFL draft, the Washington Redskins select CB David Amerson from NC State.

Fairfax, VA., April  15, 2013 - Washington Redskins Brian Orakpo, Ryan Kerrigan, and members of the Redskins are scheduled to attend a football camp this summer for newcomer and seasoned players alike to learn individual and team techniques on both offense and defensive positions at the Brian Orakpo Football Camp held on July 16th-19th.

The football camp, offering both overnight and day camp options, will be held at George Mason University and will feature Brian Orakpo and Ryan Kerrigan. The camp is designed for players ages 7 to 18 and will feature daily instruction, lectures, and demonstrations by Orakpo, Kerrigan, and members of the Washington Redskins. The college and high school coaches on staff will ensure each practice will be filled with in-depth instruction, lectures, and demonstrations. Campers will be grouped by age, position, ability and experience to allow coaches to progressively teach basic and advanced techniques to best benefit each group.

“The instruction these kids get from the coaches, as well as the various NFL players that attend this camp, is invaluable,” says Orakpo.

All football beginners and experienced players are welcome and will experience teamwork, consideration of others, self-discipline, and how to attain their potential in sports and in life. Players also learn the importance of achieving good grades and selecting correct role models. Even though this is not an “autograph camp,” members of the Redskins will be available for autographs.

Brian Orakpo was selected to the 2010 Pro Bowl, one of only 6 rookies to do so. He also became the first rookie Redskin to make the Pro Bowl since Ton Green in 1978. He finished his NFL season with 50 total tackles and 11.0 sacks, matching Andre Carter for the team lead. In the 2010 campaign, he led all Redskins with 8.5 sacks and made it to his second straight Pro Bowl. Orakpo is ranked seventh on the Redskins all-time list with 29.5 sacks.

Kerrigan finished the 2012 regular season with 54 tackles, a team high 8.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery, and an interception he returned 28 yards for a touchdown in Week 5 versus the Atlanta Falcons.

Obtain more information and request a camp brochure that includes an application by calling 301-575-9400, or by visiting www.footballcamps.com. Space in the football camp is limited and registrations will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.

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The Redskins also have the dreaded early bye which occurs this season in week #5.

The Redskins will have three straight home games in late November and early December.  They will face the 49ers, Giants and Chiefs during that span.

Their season ends with back-to-back division games with the Cowboys and on the road to the Giants.

Of course, Shanahan will be making a trip back to Denver to face Manning and the Broncos.  That game will be on October 27th.

The rest of the schedule can be seen on our left sidebar.

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Pittsburgh Steelers, Tennessee Titans, Buffalo Bills, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

They will play the Steelers on Monday, August 19, 2013 at Fedex Field (here we go again).  That game is scheduled for an 8pm start.

The other games have not been assigned a date or time at this moment.

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Dr. Andrews On RG3’s Recovery

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DT Jordan Hill, Penn State:

-In a game with some bonafide defensive line stars, Hill did a good job showcasing himself. He played with really nice power and showed some good quickness getting to the quarterback on one play.

DL Datone Jones, UCLA:

Jones continued his big week with a nice game, showing both pass rush ability and run defense.

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Again, Congratulations RGIII

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The Redskins offense never seemed to get in sync to me.  The receivers looked as though they were bullied by the Seahawks and played scared.  RB Alfred Morris only got 16 carries on the day and I don’t even know what’s that about.  He was averaging 5 yards per carry too.  I did not like the game plan offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan developed.  He had a hobbled QB and he was trying to run these long developing plays knowing RGIII could escape the pressure if needed.  I don’t know what Kyle was thinking when the Skins were backed up deep inside their own 3 yard line and Kyles calls some crap with fake handoffs and RG turning around in the endzone.  It was one of the most ridiculous calls I’ve seen him make.

Pierre Garcon needs to learn to keep his head in the game.  He simply looked as though he lost focus and did nothing in the game but argue with refs and Seahawk players.  As I mentioned earlier, the WR corps looked and played as though they were intimidated by the Seahawks secondary.

Our defense made some plays but not nearly enough.  They gave up 132 yards to Lynch and when it looked as though they had him stopped, he would find elsewhere to run.  The Seahawks also tried to give the defense turnovers but we didn’t take them.  S Reed Doughty dropped an INT that was thrown directly to him.  We missed an opportunity for a fumble when Wilson kept the ball on an option read but dropped it right in front of one our defensive players.  The bounces just didn’t go our way yesterday.

The big news will be what’s the status and extent of RGIII’s injury.  There will also be some serious discussions on why he was allowed to play given how hobbled he was.  Will Shanahan be known as the coach who killed a rookie QB in his rookie season?  Redskins Nation braces itself for the worse.

The Redskins had a great season and no one expected it.  They ran off 7 straight wins after the bye.  The lost only one division game and they should have that one.  They beat the rivaled Dallas Cowboys at Fedex Field to win the division.  We have a good power runner who emerged and broke some records.  We have a receiver, who when is focused, is very good and should compliment TE Fred Davis in the passing game.  Finally, we hope (depending on status of knee) we have our franchise QB in RGIII.