Good news from Redskins training camp, rookie wide reciever Malcom Kelly was back on the practice field, he pulled a hamstring late last week.
You might see him Sunday night when the Redskins open the pre-season on national TV against the Colts in the Hall of Fame game.
You can see that game on WAVY-TV 10.
More good news, cornerback Carlos Rogers participated in full practice today.
Rogers is coming back from a knee ligament injury that forced him to miss the last night games last year.
Rogers says he would like to be ready for the team’s opener against the Giants on Sept. 4th.
Chris Samuels celebrated his 31st birthday yesterday, and his fellow offensive linemen brought him a cake and sang happy birthday.
There was a picture of a Seal on the cake, a lot of guys think Samuels looks like the singer Seal who's married to Heidi Klum.
Anyway Chris' buddy Randy Thomas shoved the cake into Samuels' face.
It takes guts to do that to a 6 foot 5, 315 pound football star.
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Bruce Rader's dedication to the community of Hampton Roads is well documented over the past two decades. Known more for his position as the long time Sports Director of WAVY-TV and WVBT-TV for the past 30 years, Bruce's work with various charitable organizations, as well as his own Bruce Rader Charities Foundation, has helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in the Hampton Roads area. Several Hampton Roads institutions over the years have honored Bruce. Hampton University President William R. Harvey presented Bruce with "The Presidential Award for Outstanding Citizenship", recognizing him for virtues of decency, dignity, and human rights. In 2005 Bruce was inducted in the CIAA Hall of Fame. In 2006 Bruce was presented the Abe Goldblatt Memorial Award by the Norfolk Sports Club. Bruce Rader Charities has provided hundreds of area young people the opportunity to attend local sporting events. The Foundation also helped organize the Peninsula All-Star Football Camp featuring top stars from the National Football League. Bruce Rader Charities www.bruceradercharities.c
om has also supported the Union Mission, and other outstanding organizations. The annual Bruce Rader/St. Jude Golf Tournament in May hosts a sell-out field, including stars from professional sports and Hollywood, and has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for St. Jude Children's Hospital. Bruce is one of the top Olympic reporters in the nation, working with NBC News covering the past three Summer Olympic Games. Atlanta, Georgia, in 1966, Sydney, Australia, in 2000, and most recently the 2004 games in Athens, Greece. In both 1996, and 2002 Bruce was selected to carry the Olympic Torch. In 1996, he carried the torch through Charlottesville, Virginia, during its worldwide trip to the Atlanta Games. And in 2002 he carried the torch in Arli
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