From veteran Kory Lichtensteiger to rookie Brandon Scherff, the offensive line is already feeling the offseason changes, including Bill Callahan's presence.
Long after the rest of their teammates had gone inside Tuesday following the official end to the first OTA session of the 2015 season, offensive line coach Bill Callahan had his players running through extra drills.
This extension of one-on-one coaching from actual practice session is indicative of the culture Callahan is trying to set.
Center Kory Lichtensteiger – who is entering his sixth season with the Redskins – said gone are the days of breaks during practice.