When you've made as many changes as the Washington Redskins have this offseason, training camp offers vital time to make all of the new pieces fit. That's likely to be a long process for the Burgundy and Gold after the NFC East club changed its defense and altered its blocking system along the offensive line.
They are the most obvious schematic changes as head coach Jay Gruden prepares for his second year hoping to do better than the meagre four wins he managed in 2014. But it's the men new general manager Scot McCloughan signed to implement those changes who will really be under the spotlight at Bon Secours in Richmond, Virginia on July 30.