Redskins OLB Ryan Kerrigan and HC Mike Shanahan took the podium today following the fifth day of training camp 2013 at the Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center in Richmond, Va.
Quick Hits With Outside Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan:
On how he's feeling going into his third year:
"I'm feeling pretty good. I'm confident in the playbook and having the continuity with the coaching staff throughout my first three years has really not only helped me but has helped the whole defense come together. Not only be able to understand what we're supposed to do, but how to do it better and make better plays through the defense. "
On if there are any creative packages featuring him and Orakpo:
"We have not installed them yet but I am sure as far as game planning goes, we will kind of mix things up a little more. We are both versatile guys who can play across the board numerous different positions. I'm sure will be moving around quite a bit."
On his Q&A session with fans in Carytown on Redskins.com:"That was fun. Danielle, the girl I interviewed, it couldn't have worked out better with how she responded to the questions. It was a blast doing it. I really still can't believe how perfectly it worked out with her."
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--Check out the full Ryan Kerrigan press conference transcript.
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Quick Hits With Head Coach Mike Shanahan:
On tackle Trent Williams:
"Trent had a little wrist sprain. Right now it's a little bit sore. We'll see how it is tomorrow."
On cornerback DeAngelo Hall:
"They put him in that walking boot. I don't think it's serious, according to [Head Athletic Trainer] Larry [Hess]. He doesn't think he's too far away. You never know with those ankles. Hopefully it's not too serious."
On free agent linebacker Nick Barnett's workout and if the team can sign him:
"Sounded like it was a pretty good workout. Pretty good... I can't tell you. I haven't talked to anybody. I've been concentrating on practice. But it sounds like his workout was pretty good so that's a positive."
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--Check out the full Mike Shanahan press conference transcript.
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