The Washington Wrap

It was a light session for the Washington Redskins on day six of Training Camp, as the focus was on the Special Teams unit. For those players without any Special Teams responsibilities, their practice consisted of some basic conditioning and weights drills. 

That doesn't mean that there wasn't much to talk about today, however, and your hosts Chad and Mark give you the full recap of the day's training. 

Today we were also fortunate enough to sit down with Linebackers Will Compton and Mason Foster, better known to some as the 'bash brothers'. Anyone who is familiar with these two off of the field will know that they're always a blast to talk to, and sitting down with both of them at once effectively doubles that impact. We ask them what it's like to enter a Training Camp and preseason as the presumptive starters, what they're seeing from the improved secondary behind them since the arrival of Josh Norman, and after all of that, we run them through the Redskins Capital Connection lightning round. 

It's a fun one today, folks. We hope you enjoy it. 

The Washington Redskins continue to get down to business in Richmond, as dav five of training camp saw the players focusing on the fundamentals of football. 

Hosts Chad and Mark are live on media row on the field at the Bon Secours training facility, and although it can get rowdy at times, they are bringing you the best access you'll find anywhere. 

On today's show you'l hear our full recap of today's practice, including yet another highlight play from Cornerback Bashaud Breeland, who continues to shine for the Redskins throughout camp. 

After that, Chad and Mark sit down with the entire Redskins special teams unit - Tress Way, Nick Sundberg and Dustin Hopkins, as we ask them about life in the special teams meeting room, and how training camp differs for the specialists. To finish up, we take all three of them through the Redskins Capital Connection lightning round, which is 'can't miss' listening!

The conditions were hot and sticky out here in Richmond for day four of Redskins Training Camp, but thankfully that wasn't reflected in the play on the field.

Hosts Chad and Mark are live on the field at the Bon Secours training facility, and throughout camp the theme continues to be the dominance of the Redskins defense over the offense. 

On today's episode we give you the full recap of day four's action, plus we sit down with Redskins Safety Duke Ihenacho and ask him about what it's like to matchup versus Jordan Reed, as well as his thoughts on the impact that Josh Norman brings to this secondary. 

All that and more on another episode of the Redskins Capital Connection podcast!

Day 3 of Redskins Training Camp was almost over before it began, with thunderstorms and lightning seeing fans evacuated from the Bon Secours facility following the morning walkthrough session. Thankfully, the weather abated and the Redskins hit the practice field wearing their pads for the first time this year.

It was another back and forth day, with both the offense and defense making some big plays throughout the session. We also had our first melee of camp, and there’s no prizes for guessing which Redskins player was involved.

Your hosts Chad and Mark will take you through all of the happenings from day 3, as well as sitting down with Morgan Moses for an interview with the starting Right Tackle.

We're back!

That's right; Redskins Capital Connection is once again here on the turf at the Bon Secours Training Center for Washington Redskins Training Camp 2016. 

Hosts Chad and Mark give you the low down on what happened here on Day 2 of Training Camp, including Bashaud Breeland's beautiful play of the day, and the overall exciting nature of the defense.

Today we sit down for an exclusive one on one with Rookie Quarterback Nate Sudfeld, who we unleash our new segment the Redskins Lightning Round on to great effect. 

All that and more, so make Redskins Capital Connection your home for all your 2016 Training Camp coverage!

Exciting times are afoot, listeners; the long and dreary offseason is finally over, and the 2016 Washington Redskins Training Camp is right around the corner!

Soon the Redskins players will be putting on the pads and going to work, so to celebrate the fact that Training Camp is held in Richmond, VA, hosts Chad and Mark dial up friend of the show Michael Phillips from the Richmond Times Dispatch once again. 

Tune in to hear us give an overview of what each day of Training Camp actually entails, which players we'll be watching closely, and what our expectations are for the Redskins as a team at camp will be. 

As always with Michael Phillips, this was a fun and entertaining chat, whilst also being truly insightful, so we hope you enjoy it!

Whether you’re tuning in on iTunes or Stitcher, on ESPN980, via Twitter, or simply listening on RedskinsCapitalConnection.com, we thank you for listening! We love interacting with our listeners so please get in touch with us on Twitter – @ChadwikoRCC & @RedskinsReview.

With Training Camp officially right around the corner, we here at Redskins Capital Connection are coming together as one big team to declare that the offseason is, for all intents and purposes, over! 

Hosts Chad and Mark bring on one of the biggest panel of guests we've ever done, with Anthony Raposa, Samuel Gold, and new RCC members Barry Cohen and Alex Espinoza!

Together, the group discusses what our favorite storylines have been from this offseason, how happy we've been that the Redskins have stayed out of the TMZ crosshairs, and whether or not we think Scot McCloughan is done making moves.  

All that and much more in a chaotic and messy show where a whopping six of us share our thoughts and insight. 

Enjoy the last podcast of the offseason, because as of next week we are officially previewing Training Camp! 

We are now at the half-way point of the quietest part of the football calendar; those dreary six weeks between minicamp/OTAs and the start of training camp. 

And yet; all around the world, football fans are donning their jerseys, loading up on snacks, and piling into living rooms, bars and garages for one of the greatest rituals known to man; the fantasy football draft. 

That's right - this week's episode focuses solely on fantasy football, and to help us figure out which Redskins players to target (and which to avoid) in different types of fantasy leagues this year, we've dialed up two of the best in the fantasy business; Matt Harmon (NFL.com/The Backyard Banter) and Karl Safchick (Dynasty One Fantasy)!

Today's episode is a must-listen for any Redskins fans who, like us, are always tempted to target at least one Redskins player in their respective fantasy leagues. 

Whether you’re tuning in on iTunes or Stitcher, on ESPN980, via Twitter, or simply listening on RedskinsCapitalConnection.com, we thank you for listening! We love interacting with our listeners so please get in touch with us on Twitter – @ChadwikoRCC & @RedskinsReview.

This week, hosts Chad and Mark are once again joined by Mark Bullock (Washington Post) and Anthony Raposa (Redskins Capital Connection) for part three of our three-part series analyzing the various position groups on the Redskins roster.

In this final installment, the panel discusses the Wide Receivers, Running Backs and Tight Ends on the Redskins roster. First round rookie Josh Doctson will have some sort of role to play this year, but how big remains to be seen. The starting Running Back job will be in the hands of someone new this year, but is it Matt Jones' job to lose, or will he face competition? And at Tight End, there certainly appears to be more competent players than roster spots, so who are the odd men out? 

All that and more as we have a few laughs but also talk some serious X and O's on this week's edition of the Redskins Capital Connection. 

This episode is part two of a three part weekly series where the Redskins Capital Connection team provides an in-depth analysis of the different team units.

Hosts Chad and Mark are joined by friends of the show Anthony Raposa (Redskins Capital Connection) and Mark Bullock (The Washington Post) to continue our series by looking at the front seven this week; the Inside Linebackers, Edge Rushers and Interior Defensive Line. 

There are a lot of questions and points of interest with the front seven; Preston Smith enters his sophomore year. Junior Galette returns from injury. The team enters 2016 without a true Nose Tackle. There will be fierce competition for spots at Inside Linebacker. 

We break down which players on the bubble we believe will make the team, who the sleepers to watch are, and what we feel the strengths of the collective unit can be this season.

Whether you’re tuning in on iTunes or Stitcher, on ESPN980, via Twitter, or simply listening on RedskinsCapitalConnection.com, we thank you for listening! We love interacting with our listeners so please get in touch with us on Twitter – @ChadwikoRCC & @RedskinsReview.