RG3 calls playing for Mike Shanahan 'a dream' - NFL.com
Redskins QB Robert Griffin III grew up watching Mike Shanahan coach the Denver Broncos. While he's not a "teacher's pet," RG3 allows that it's "like a dream" to play for Shanahan in Washington.
Redskins email report: Bowen says Cooley still valuable -- if healthy | Washington Examiner
Always enjoy talking football with the ex-Redskins safety (and current columnist for the National Football Post).He touched on a few subjects this time: No. 1 receivers; Chris Cooley and, of course, safety and how it’s changed in recent years.
Elfin: Moss Celebrates His 33rd Birthday Friday But Not Begrudgingly " CBS DC
Santana Moss threw himself a big party three years ago when he turned 30 even though that’s a birthday that scares many athletes, and now 3 years later he'll be turning 33. After dropping 15 pounds this offseason, will that be enough to claim a spot in a receiving corps that includes newly-signed Morgan and Garcon, and 2nd-year Hankerson?
Washington Redskins: OTA Wrap Up With RGIII, Mike Shanahan, DeAngelo Hall And More " CBS DC
Complete coverage of the sixth day of Washington Redskins OTAs as Robert Griffin III continues to transition into the future face of the franchise.
Hall among cornerbacks learning new roles - Washington Times
DeAngelo Hall is among the Redskins cornerbacks experimenting at different positions during organized team activities to make the defensive personnel more versatile on game days.
FedEx Field, the Redskins and 12th Man signs - DC Sports Bog - The Washington Post
Hey, guess what? There are 12th Man signs at FedEx Field. Panic in the streets, everyone.
Robert Griffin III says he is growing more comfortable with Redskins’ offense - The Insider - The Washington Post
QB says he and receivers Pierre Garcon and Josh Morgan are showing old guard they can help the team win
Mike Shanahan can’t remember what he told team after he was leveled at practice May 21 - The Insider - The Washington Post
He spoke to the team after he was knocked woozy at May 21 practice, but can’t remember what he said.
Key For Griffin III Is Earning Team's Trust
"I feel a lot more comfortable today, whereas I didn't know anything before I got here," he said. "I think I know at least 60 to 70 percent of it pretty well, but you can't operate at 60 to 70 percent. You're got to operate at 150 percent with your offense, because not only do you have to know it, but you have to know what to do in certain situations. That's still to come."
On Chris Cooley's chances to stick - NFC East Blog - ESPN
The Washington Redskins had an OTA practice today that was open to the media, so we're keeping an eye out for reports from that.
The Junks catch up with former Redskins QB, Joe Theismann
Joe Theismann grateful that HD did not exist in 1985 - DC Sports Bog - The Washington Post
His career ending injury is hard enough to watch in standard 1985 definition.
NFL Videos: RG3 impressing in D.C.
Redskins QB Robert Griffin III seems to have his coaches, teammates and the Washington fan base excited about the upcoming season.
Tony Banks thinks RGIII is ‘almost a little too cocky’ - DC Sports Bog - The Washington Post
Former Redskins quarterback Tony Banks says RGIII should expect to have some NFL struggles.
2012 Washington Redskins OTA No. 6 (05.31.12) - YouTube
The Washington Redskins go through drills in their sixth of 10 organized team activities of the 2012 season May 31, 2012, at Redskins Park in Ashburn, Va.
The Redskins Blog | Balmer Seeking Perfection For Defense
The 6-5, 315-pounder was a 2008 first-round pick (29th overall) of the San Francisco 49ers, where he played two seasons before being traded to the Seahawks in August 2010. Now in his fifth NFL season, Balmer said he wants to help propel the Redskins’ defense into achieving its goals for 2012.
RG3 report | Washington Examiner
Not the best day for Robert Griffin III, who looked like, well, a rookie.
Redskins notes and analysis | Washington Examiner
No coach is more vocal than secondary coach Raheem Morris, who punctuates each play, it seems, with a tongue lashing of one player or a lot of praise for another.
Coach says he will reveal impact of $36 million sanction when he is able.
Redskins OL Chris Chester joins the Fix to talk about OTA's, RG3 and more
Redskins notebook: Nine OTA takeaways
The woozy Mike Shanahan, the rewarding RG3 and the speedy Niles Paul.
Redskins' Jammal Brown goes with the toes in attempt to regain form - Washington Times
Jammal Brown's feet are crooked when he walks. Turned outward, to be specific. Slew-footed, he calls it. It's a wonder he can walk straight at all.
DALY: Shanahan all in for Redskins' overhaul - Washington Times
All this goes double for the Redskins this year. Their OTAs aren’t just get-acquainted-with-the-system sessions, they’re get-acquainted-with-one-another sessions — for the offense, at least. Not only is Mike Shanahan building his attack around a quarterback who has never taken an NFL snap (Griffin), his top two wideouts figure to be Pierre Garcon and Josh Morgan, who just joined the team as free agents.
Predicting the Redskins 53-man roster in May
Predicting the Washington Redskins 53-man roster before June 1st hits, can be a dangerous game of media Russian roulette.
Why Evan Royster Could Be the Redskins Secret Weapon | Fanspeak Washington Redskins Blog
Let me preface this by saying I fully believe that Roy Helu will be the Redskins starting running back, have the most carries as well as make his mark as a weapon out of the backfield in the passing game. While Helu may be the starter, he’s not the type of back who is going to get 20+ carries a game, even if he is fully healthy. So the depth of the running back position is key, and while it is expected to be a camp battle between Evan Royster, Tim Hightower and a couple of rookies, don’t be surprised if Royster wins the primary back-up role. Furthermore, expect Royster to force the Redskins to give him a few more touches than they typically would.