Linebacker Reuben Foster, center, runs onto the field before Redskins practice on Monday. (Toni L. Sandys/The Washington Post)When Reuben Foster fell to the ground on the third play of the Washington Redskins’ first organized team activity late Monday morning, a pall hovered over the field. They believed they had stolen a 25-year-old impact player at a bargain price — a player who could develop into a team leader. [Svrluga: When it’s the Redskins and Reuben Foster, even a freak injury makes you wonder]Foster was looking forward to finally practicing with his new team, many Redskins teammates said, which is why several around the team seemed shaken when Foster went down. Read more Redskins coverage:Case Keenum and Dwayne Haskins kick off Redskins’ QB competitionIt’s been 20 years since Daniel Snyder bought the Redskins.

Source: Washington Post May 22, 2019 15:20 UTC