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Cubs manager Dale Sveum is in the news after being shot by former teammate Robin Yount in the right ear and back with pellets during a recent quail hunt in Arizona. Sveum was uninjured and even joked around, calling Molitor “Dick Cheney” after the incident. As the Cubs manager thanks his lucky stars he wasn’t seriously injured, SI looked into its archives for photos of athletes who hunt, including Redskins legend John Riggins. (Ronald C. Modra/SI) GALLERY: Athletes Hunting

Cubs manager Dale Sveum is in the news after being shot by former teammate Robin Yount in the right ear and back with pellets during a recent quail hunt in Arizona. Sveum was uninjured and even joked around, calling Molitor “Dick Cheney” after the incident. As the Cubs manager thanks his lucky stars he wasn’t seriously injured, SI looked into its archives for photos of athletes who hunt, including Redskins legend John Riggins. (Ronald C. Modra/SI)

GALLERY: Athletes Hunting

Redskins wide receiver Gary Clark practices for the 1992 NFL Pro Bowl. Clark was one of many NFL players who wore Zubaz pants, the famous zebra-colored clothing line of the early ’90s. This Monday, Comerica Park will host Zubazpalooza II. For a $30 fee, fans receive a mezzanine ticket to the game against the Yankees and a pair of Tigers-colored Zubaz pants. Sadly, the event is already sold out. (NFL/Wireimage) GALLERY: Zubaz and Sports | Classic Photos of the Washington Redskins

Redskins wide receiver Gary Clark practices for the 1992 NFL Pro Bowl. Clark was one of many NFL players who wore Zubaz pants, the famous zebra-colored clothing line of the early ’90s. This Monday, Comerica Park will host Zubazpalooza II. For a $30 fee, fans receive a mezzanine ticket to the game against the Yankees and a pair of Tigers-colored Zubaz pants. Sadly, the event is already sold out. (NFL/Wireimage)

GALLERY: Zubaz and Sports | Classic Photos of the Washington Redskins

Vince Lombardi, newly-hired head coach and general manager of the Washington Redskins, conducts his first training camp at Dickinson College in 1969. The legendary coach would lead Washington to its first winning season in 14 years (7-5-2), but only spent one year in DC due to declining health. He died of cancer in Sept. 1970. (Paul Fine/Getty Images) GALLERY: NFL Training Camps Through The Years | Rare Lombardi Photos

Vince Lombardi, newly-hired head coach and general manager of the Washington Redskins, conducts his first training camp at Dickinson College in 1969. The legendary coach would lead Washington to its first winning season in 14 years (7-5-2), but only spent one year in DC due to declining health. He died of cancer in Sept. 1970. (Paul Fine/Getty Images)

GALLERY: NFL Training Camps Through The Years | Rare Lombardi Photos

NFL rookie minicamps opened earlier this month and for Redskins fans, that meant the beginning of the Robert Griffin III era. In this photo, the Heisman Trophy winner throws a pass as fourth-round pick Kirk Cousins looks on. Washington traded two future first-round draft picks along with a second-round pick to move up and select Griffin. (AP) GALLERY: NFL’s Top Picks At Rookie Minicamps

NFL rookie minicamps opened earlier this month and for Redskins fans, that meant the beginning of the Robert Griffin III era. In this photo, the Heisman Trophy winner throws a pass as fourth-round pick Kirk Cousins looks on. Washington traded two future first-round draft picks along with a second-round pick to move up and select Griffin. (AP)

GALLERY: NFL’s Top Picks At Rookie Minicamps

Robert Griffin III poses with his life-size statue made of SUBWAY Smokehouse BBQ Chicken sandwiches in New York City on Tuesday. The sculpture, made by artist James Victor of Conshohocken, Penn., is an artistic representation of the football star from the chest up and stands approximately three feet tall. Griffin is widely expected to be drafted by the Redskins with the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL Draft on Thursday. (Diane Bondareff/AP Images for SUBWAY) GALLERY: Athletes and SandwichesPAULINE: 15 players rising up the NFL Draft boardsBURKE: First-round prospects watching stock fallVIDEO: Seven franchise players are in this draft

Robert Griffin III poses with his life-size statue made of SUBWAY Smokehouse BBQ Chicken sandwiches in New York City on Tuesday. The sculpture, made by artist James Victor of Conshohocken, Penn., is an artistic representation of the football star from the chest up and stands approximately three feet tall. Griffin is widely expected to be drafted by the Redskins with the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL Draft on Thursday. (Diane Bondareff/AP Images for SUBWAY)

GALLERY: Athletes and Sandwiches
PAULINE: 15 players rising up the NFL Draft boards
BURKE: First-round prospects watching stock fall
VIDEO: Seven franchise players are in this draft