A couple of weeks after throwing out the first pitch at a Nationals game, the Redskins’ defensive line continued its tradition of bonding off the field. On Monday, several members of “Capital Punishment” attended Shocktober’s Paxton Manor in Leesburg, “the only REAL Haunted House in Northern Virginia.”
The Carvers’ souls now haunt Paxton Manor, and they proved even scarier than Devonta Freeman to Capital Punishment. Here’s how Jason Hatcher described the experience on Instagram:
About last night. Capital Punishment went through a haunted house. Don’t judge us but we didn’t uphold the name. I guess we all got a lil girl scream in us. Lol. #HTTR #FTF #STRONGERTOGETHER #WEWASSCARED
#THEYWASSCARED.
I can’t stop laughing at this before and after photo, in which Ricky Jean-Francois looks genuinely spooked.
Before & after w/ #Redskins DF line #shocktoberhaunt Welcome to OUR House #hauntedhouse http://t.co/FQyBv10fKt pic.twitter.com/P4Cr41QD20
— Shocktober (@shocktoberhaunt) October 13, 2015
@MisterRoast98 thanks for brings your #Redskins teammates to OUR house. Hope y'all come back now, ya hear? #HTTR pic.twitter.com/fCQwSx75Qd
— Shocktober (@shocktoberhaunt) October 13, 2015