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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Ron Rivera opened Washington’s training camp Tuesday by expressing frustration about a lack of vaccinations among players, which has caused the cancer survivor to practice extra caution. Rivera said he believed Washington is now over half the players in camp fully vaccinated. The NFL last week said 80% of players have started the vaccination process and that 27 of 32 teams had at least 70% of players either receive one vaccination shot or both. Washington is not one of them — actually closer to 60% — and it has caused Rivera to take precautions. “I�...

Washington signed Samuel to a three-year, $34.5 million contract in March, luring him away from the Carolina Panthers.  Samuel’s trip to the PUP list was one of many roster moves for Washington on Tuesday. The team also designated cornerback Greg Stroman on PUP and placed right tackle Cornelius Lucas on the COVID-19 reserve list. That means Lucas, expected to compete for a starting spot, either tested positive for the virus or was exposed to someone who had it.  Safety Deshazor Everett and defensive tackle Tim Settle were put on the “Non-Football Illness” to begin camp. Defensive tack...

WFT's Curtis Samuel, Greg Stroman open camp on PUP list Field Level Media 28 Jul 2021, 08:40 GMT+10 On the first day of its training camp, the Washington Football Team placed wide receiver Curtis Samuel and cornerback Greg Stroman on the physically unable to perform list. Among other moves, Washington also placed tackle Cornelius Lucas on the COVID-19 list and safety Deshazor Everett and defensive tackle Tim Settle on the "non-football illness list." Samuel was Washington's biggest free-agent signing of the spring, earning a three-year, $34.5 million contract. In his first four NFL seasons pl...

With training camp set to begin Tuesday in Richmond — the team returns to its former training camp home for five days — here’s what Rivera and Co. will be working on. ⦁ Offensive jump: Technically, Washington is having yet another quarterback competition. But the storyline of that battle is not whether the cagey vet can hold off the young up-and-comer — See: Case Keenum vs. Dwayne Haskins — but which man can ultimately give Washington’s offense the biggest boost. Ryan Fitzpatrick seems to have the upper hand: Washington signed him for $10 million and the team is excited to see h...

The Washington Football Team only won seven games in 2020, but it did take home the NFC East division title. While some may consider Washington's playoff berth a fluke, the reality is that it was no accident...