For the first season in a long time, one player can make all the difference between contending for a Super Bowl and not qualifying for the playoffs, and the Redskins need to be prepared for that possibility.

We have developed a solid base of ideas for top ten lists, but we want to get more from the readers. Let us know a list you want covered by Hogs Haven in the dog days of summer.

We all know #23 and what he has brought to the field, but he was let go and brought back this offseason. With talented, young guys behind him, he will have to earn his roster spot and prove he is still the playmaker he once was.

John Keim speaks with Rambo's college coach and some quotes from Mike Ditka, Joe Gibbs, and Mike Shanahan's luncheon together.

Could the Redskins 2013 draft class have set them up with the pieces needed to run an effective no-huddle offense?

Former Redskins running back Tim Hightower is reportedly drawing interest from two teams, per The Washington Post's Mike Jones.

Redskins Sign Chris Thompson and Lance Lewis; Should the Redskins go no huddle?

In 2012, Leonard Hankerson showed both flashes of promise and doubt. Entering his third year with the Redskins, Hankerson will have a lot to prove in order to see the field more in 2013.

Every year whether the Redskins are winning or losing, fans find some player to bemoan - most of the time deserving. So, who will it be in 2013? A look at the candidates.

Can Evan Royster recapture his college and late 2011 magic and have a breakout year in 2013? First, he’ll have to beat out some stiff competition just to make roster.