Redskin Park

WASHINGTON -- Forget New Year's Eve. Forget New Year's Day.It may be a holiday for most people, but for coach Joe Gibbs, it's just more time to watch football videotapes.There's be no horn-blowing at Redskin Park, where Gibbs will spend the holiday.Gibbs will arrive at Redskin Park today to prepare for the National Football Conference wild-card game at Philadelphia and will stay there until Thursday night.His usual routine is to sleep Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday night in his office, and he won't change his routine for the holiday.

HERNDON, Va. -- Joe Morris, a former New York Giants running back who arrived at Redskin Park for a workout yesterday, said, "I think I have a lot of good football left in me."Redskins general manager Charley Casserly said Morris had a good workout but that the Redskins don't plan to sign a running back at the moment.Morris said it was "different" to be at Redskin Park, "in the den of the enemy, so to speak." But he said he'd be happy to play for Washington.It's routine for the Redskins to work out players each Tuesday.