Here are some opinions on the Washington Redskins NFL Draft performance, trade of veteran offensive tackle Trent Williams, and more.
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Here are a few assorted takeaways centered around the Washington Redskins after the conclusion of Day 2 of the 2020 NFL Draft.
The Washington Redskins made a big move on Day 1 and saw many other storylines emerge from the 2020 NFL Draft. Here are the big takeaways.
A new decade is upon us. The Redskins didn't have any players on the last All-Decade team, but could that change in the 2020s?
Here's why selecting Chase Young in the 2020 NFL Draft is the right choice to jump-start the Washington Redskins' rebuild.
The Washington Redskins shouldn't be so quick to run Trent Williams out of town. Why? Because he could be a critical player for their offense.
The Redskins are promising a culture change under Ron Rivera, but they've made that same promise before. How can this be different?
The Washington Redskins addressed a number of positions this offseason. And one trait the players they added mostly had in common? Speed.
A great Redskins player, Bobby Mitchell, passed away at the age of 84. So too did Tom Dempsey, who made one of the most iconic kicks in NFL history.
The Washington Redskins still have a need at cornerback. Eli Apple might not solve all their problems, but he's a good high-upside signing to entertain.
The Washington Redskins could use more talent at receiver. Here's why they should take a chance on a guy like Antonio Brown despite his off-field concerns.