For the record, the Redskins officials were able to attend because it was a charity event arranged before the lockout. Yes, a bit awkward.

Meanwhile, Orakpo’s tournament was about … finding out what players have been doing now that they can’t hang out at Redskins Park. Some players weren’t that interesting. DeAngelo Hall‘s new thing is back-squatting. That’s a hobby?

“It is when it’s me because I don’t lift at all,” he said.

Rocky McIntosh » The tough, physical, hard-hitting linebacker (and potential free agent) is … taking Latin Fusion dance classes with his wife. They’ve learned the rumba, salsa and merengue. Don’t expect a new sack dance; McIntosh is not a pass-rusher (two career sacks).

And he’s focusing more on landscaping.

“I love the grass. I love the trees, shrubbery, flowers, just going out there,” he said.

Anthony Armstrong » He’s learning the acoustic guitar and daydreaming about baseball. One is serious; the other is not. His go-to song for now? “No Woman, No Cry.”

As for baseball: “I’m trying to take batting practice with the Nationals. I heard they need a leadoff hitter. I figure if I can get on base I can steal.”

And the last time he played? How about never.

“Julio Franco played until he was 56. If I could be a 27-year old rookie in the NFL, I could be a 30-year old rookie in Major League Baseball,” he said.

Kedric Golston » While waiting to hear whether he’s an unrestricted free agent, he’s learning more about selling real estate (his wife owns a real estate company) and helping coach a 10-11-year-old flag football team with his neighbor in the NFL Flag Football program in Ashburn. They’re 2-1.

“We call plays, and they do what they want to do,” he said.

Sounds a lot like a potential former defensive linemate of his.

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