Major brawl erupts at end of Redskins-Texans practice

On the other practice field, where Washington’s defense was going against Houston’s offense, Redskins veteran linebacker Adam Hayward found himself exchanging blows with Texans offensive tackle Aaron Adams before a pile of players fell on top of them. We’re just going to go out here and give these guys reps, like Coach Callahan said, ‘Cross-train them, ‘ and then let the exhibition games take care of themselves and we’ll make our decisions for Miami.

RB Darren McFadden (hamstring) won’t get his first practice at camp until after Thursday’s preseason opener at San Diego and Lance Dunbar (ankle) is still out.

“It’s a day to get better and come out here and compete and work on your technique, because you’re going against the best”, Moses said.

ESPN reporter Tania Ganguli tweeted that “Texans rookie RB Kenny Hilliard started the physical part of one of the fights”.

“He either needs to get his weight up or get out of the way”, Hall said of Johnson.

Duke Ihenacho said the incidents – and the immediate fall out – were all about having each other’s’ backs as teammates, even though they don’t want something like this to happen again.

“It is intense on the market”, Houston head coach Invoice O’Brien stated.

The Texans traveled to Washington’s camp in Richmond earlier this week and began joint practices on Thursday. He sounded good and sounded like he wanted to get back here. The Texans have three players with Virginia ties: LT Duane Brown (Virginia Tech), RB Jonathan Grimes (William & Mary) and OLD Lynden Trail (Norfolk State). “You could see us coming together”.

Nobody did get hurt here-that we’re aware of, but on a slow August Saturday afternoon we’ll take this story and be darn happy to share it.

“Hes very quick and fast in the slot, something we definitely need, and hes been making those big plays for us, ” Garcon said. We had pads on and it got chippy.

Standing about 10 yards away, the Houston Texans’ All-Pro defensive end and occasional touchdown-maker positioned himself in front of the machine and caught pass after pass, all using only his right hand.

While Washington wasn’t aweful in quarterback sacks last season (11th in the NFL), defensive end Preston Smith out of Mississippi State will add some size and speed on the edge. “It’s a lot of fun and it’s great, but there’s still so much to improve upon and when you focus on every little thing, that’s when you really start to see improvement”.