Redskins add ten players to practice squad

The Washington Redskins added ten players to their practice squad Sunday as the team prepares for the upcoming season.

Among the group was running back Kapri Bibbs, a player many Redskins fans thought would make the team, and a player who will likely see time on the 53-man roster before the year is over.

Others in the group include receivers Simmie Cobbs and Darvin Krsy, defensive lineman Jojo Wicker and Caushaud Lyons; DB Kenny Ladler, TE Matt Flanagan, LB Cassanova McKinzy, QB Nic Shimonek, and Tackle Timon Parris.

The Redskins have already started preparing for their week one opponent, the Arizona Cardinals.

Redskins head coach Jay Gruden was asked about the teams week one matchup at his press conference Sunday.

"Arizona, they’re good. You know, they’re a very talented football team. Like I said, they have some great skill players and obviously one of the top running backs in the NFL and one of the best receivers in the history of the game. Sam Bradford is a very efficient quarterback. In the little bit he played last year at Minnesota, I think he was 35-for-38 in his first game and then he had the unfortunate injury. Obviously, they have Josh Rosen who can also play quarterback and Mike Glennon," Gruden said. "So, they have a good football team, plenty of weapons, physical team and it will be a great challenge without a doubt."

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