Swearinger's extra point brings Redskins camp to an end

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - The Washington Redskins wrapped up their Richmond training camp Monday with a brief workout that ended when free safety D.J. Swearinger kicked an extra point that barely cleared the crossbar.

Swearinger's kick came after coach Jay Gruden invited cornerback Bashaud Breeland to try one, keeping alive a tradition of ending camp by asking a player to do something outside the ordinary. Last year, defensive lineman Ricky Jean Francois caught a punt. Breeland, however, missed his kick badly.

"Call me money," Swearinger said as the team filed off the field to sign autographs for volunteers who worked throughout the three-week camp.

Swearinger said the opportunity brought him back to his middle school days when he handled kickoffs.

"I knew, as soon as it left the foot, man, it was good," he said.

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