ASHBURN, Va. -- The Washington Redskins and rookie corner Kendall Fuller both have said the same thing since the draft: He’ll be ready for training camp. It was the goal then, and it remains the goal now.
That doesn’t mean it’s easy for him to wait. Not as teammates went through rookie minicamp last weekend and continue to go through offseason workouts. But Fuller, a third-round pick, is coming off microfracture surgery last fall to repair cartilage on his right knee.
“Definitely stressful,” Fuller said. “You want to get out there, but you’ve just got to be patient with it, control what you can control.