Daily Slop: NFL cap Could Reach $130 Million; Redskins Hire Doug Williams for Front Office Role

Need to Know: The Redskins’ five biggest salary cap hits | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Here is what you need to know on this Monday, February 10, nine days before the NFL Combine. Nickel coverage The players who have the Redskins’ top five salary cap numbers: 1. LT Trent Williams, $10.

Why Re-Signing Moss Might Not Be a Bad Thing For the Redskins | Fanspeak Washington Redskins Blog

Breakout potential: CB David Amerson | Comcast SportsNet Washington
Like most rookies learning one of the game’s most complex positions on the fly, he experienced his share of growing pains. As the season progressed, though, the number of blown coverages and missed tackles became fewer and further between. In fact, after missing six tackles in the first eight games, according to ProFootballFocus.com, Amerson missed only one the rest of the season as he made an effort to be more physical.

More cap space for the Redskins? NFL cap could reach $130 million | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
The Redskins could be getting some more salary cap room by the time free agency starts on March 11. The official cap estimate for 2014 is $126.3 million. According to Albert Breer of the NFL Network, that is a low estimate so that teams can begin to draw up their budgets for the season.

What Redskins Needs Can Wait Till Next Year? | Fanspeak.com

A look at what positions the Redskins shouldn't have to worry about investing as much in this year.

Do the Redskins need another pass catching tight end? | Comcast SportsNet Washington

MVP replacements: Washington Redskins - NFC East Blog - ESPN
Whether it's a marquee QB or an interior defensive lineman, no team can afford to lose its most valuable player. So, who steps in if the unfathomable

What Does Super Bowl Mean For Redskins?
Watch as host Brian Tinsman joined by Chris Wilson and experts Tarik El-Bashir discuss the fallout of Super Bowl XLVIII on 'This Week @ The Park.'

Need to Know: The Redskins’ top five receivers since 2010 | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Here is what you need to know on this Sunday, February 9, 10 days before the NFL Combine. Nickel coverage Here are the Redskins’ five leading receivers since the 2010 season (in terms of yards receiving): 1.

Redskins position outlook: Tight end | Comcast SportsNet Washington

The NFC potential free agents | ProFootballTalk
The first weekend without football since Labor Day has ended -- and I've actually accomplished something.  For a change. All free agents have been identified and categorized, by division.  Last night, we unveiled the AFC free agents. Tonight, it's the NFC -- East, North, South, and West.

Redskins hire Doug Williams for front office role | ProFootballTalk
Last month, reports out of Washington indicated that the Redskins would bring Doug Williams back to the organization in a front office role. Those reports were on the monry.

Draft prospect Michael Sam announces he’s gay, could become first openly gay NFL player | Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports
From Yahoo Sports: Michael Sam was a very good college football player at Missouri. He'll be drafted in May, and should make a good defensive lineman for a NFL team for years to come. Sam came out publicly as being gay on Sunday, … Continue reading →

Feb 10 Salary Cap Space Update - Over the Cap
NFL Salary Cap space in 2014 as of Feb 10, 2014