The_Philster
05-14-2003, 07:35 PM
For most members of the Washington Redskins, May coaching sessions consist of little more than a couple hours of morning practice. Come lunchtime, they bolt out of Redskin Park and go their separate ways for the rest of the afternoon and evening.
For members of Washington's offensive line, the stroke of noon means the day is just beginning. The football seminar may be over, but chemistry class is in session. And it doesn't end until long after the sun has set.
"We go eat together, go to movies together, that type of thing. I can't tell you everything, but we do enough to get to know each other," guard Randy Thomas said of the linemen's typical daily offseason routine. "That's the way you build relationships with anyone. You spend time with them."
Thomas, Jon Jansen, Chris Samuels, Dave Fiore and Larry Moore are spending plenty of time with each other these days, a calculated move on their parts to build the necessary chemistry that NFL offensive linemen so often talk about....
more (http://www.washtimes.com/sports/20030514-10485816.htm)
For members of Washington's offensive line, the stroke of noon means the day is just beginning. The football seminar may be over, but chemistry class is in session. And it doesn't end until long after the sun has set.
"We go eat together, go to movies together, that type of thing. I can't tell you everything, but we do enough to get to know each other," guard Randy Thomas said of the linemen's typical daily offseason routine. "That's the way you build relationships with anyone. You spend time with them."
Thomas, Jon Jansen, Chris Samuels, Dave Fiore and Larry Moore are spending plenty of time with each other these days, a calculated move on their parts to build the necessary chemistry that NFL offensive linemen so often talk about....
more (http://www.washtimes.com/sports/20030514-10485816.htm)