The Washington Redskins are one of 12 NFL teams who are opting to begin their virtual offseason training programs this week, though they aren’t starting their ‘virtual workouts’ just yet.
While during a normal season, the team would likely be getting together for voluntary minicamp and the first large gathering between players and coaches — something that is incredibly crucial for teams with a brand-new coaching staff like Washington — all 32 clubs will be forced to do that from the comfort of their homes.
So what exactly will the virtual offseason look like for the Redskins? Kyle Stackpole, from Redskins.com, broke it down for us.
According to Rivera, there will be two hours of classroom work per day, four days a week for three weeks. The #Redskins will also hold a voluntary veteran minicamp, which will also be done virtually. The program will end no later than May 15. https://t.co/dTBFSQY2Pd
— Kyle Stackpole (@kylefstackpole) April 20, 2020
Picture it like taking an online class for college, only the stakes are much higher, and you’re getting paid handsomely to be there. So really it’s nothing like college. Let’s hope everyone remembers to mute themselves when not talking, and doesn’t forget that the camera is on them at any point. I’m sure it will all go swimmingly.
[vertical-gallery id=33706]