Redskins Coach Steve Spurrier didn't have anything nice to say about his offense after the morning practice today, the only session of the day on an abbreviated training camp schedule.
"I thought it was one of the worst for our offensive guys," Spurrier said. "The defense got the best of us in the pass drills and there was nobody rushing. Our quarterbacks looked lost several times. We've got to do a better job coaching our quarterbacks. They're running around, getting hung up.
"We don't have a chance if we do that in the games."
Backup quarterback Danny Wuerffel threw a pair of interceptions on his two plays during a morning drill. The first one was snatched by safety David Terrell after being tipped by cornerback Fred Smoot. The second one sailed straight to cornerback Champ Bailey, who didn't appear to be covering anyone when he made the catch.
Rob Johnson, another backup quarterback, also threw a couple of passes that seemed intended for no one in particular.
The Redskins have two more practices before their first preseason game of the year, against the Carolina Panthers on Saturday.
"Hopefully between now and then we can get our quarterbacks a little bit more knowing what to do and let it go," Spurrier said.