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Redskins Re-sign DE Doug Worthington To One-Year Deal " CBS DC
The Washington Redskins and defensive end Doug Worthington have agreed to terms on a new one-year contract.

Need to Know: Five things on RG3′s offseason to-do list | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Here is what you need to know on this Friday, February 7, 12 days before the NFL Combine. Nickel coverage According to Pierre Garçon, Robert Griffin III has set up a number of players-only offseason passing camps already.

Redskins Need to Think of the Future With Their Signings | Fanspeak Washington Redskins Blog
Now with the way the cap works the Redskins can go back to their old tricks and backload deals and use gimmicks like voidable years to cram as many big name free agents onto the roster. The problem with that is gimmicks like that are a big part of the reason why the Redskins will have about $20 million in dead money this year that they can't spend. The Redskins also need to remember that going forward they have some important contracts coming up and they don't want to be in a position of having to low-ball or not resign.

Kyle Shanahan on RG3: I'm not going to say it was easy | Comcast SportsNet Washington
"I do believe going through it, Robert and I in the long run, it’ll make both of us better. It’s something that is a challenge, and I do believe going through that, as hard as it was, will help me. I think when it’s all said and done and Robert and I look back on it, I’m really appreciative of some of the stuff he did for me, and I really believe he’ll be appreciative of some of the stuff I did for him."

Josh Morgan still wants to play in his hometown | Comcast SportsNet Washington
"This is my hometown," he said. "This is my community. My family is here. My friends are here. This is the team I grew up rooting for."

What to do with Orakpo?
What should the Redskins do with Brian Orakpo? First, they must retain him and I feel by any means necessary. Franchise tag him or sign him to a lon...

Should the Redskins take some of the load off of Alfred Morris? | Comcast SportsNet Washington

Coaching Change Winners - Offseason Low Down - Rotoworld.com
2. Robert Griffin III, QB, Redskins When Week 1 of the 2014 rolls around, Griffin will be roughly 21 months removed from his knee tear. And instead of the Shanahan & Son offense built around the zone-blocking run game, he’ll be getting the plays from new pass-happy head coach Jay Gruden. Gruden is coming off a season in which he allowed Andy Dalton to attempt 586 passes (36.6 per game). That resulted in 4,296 yards, 33 touchdowns and No. 5 ranking among fantasy quarterbacks. RG3 is at least twice as talented as Dalton, boasting superior arm strength and mobility. Gruden plans to utilize that athleticism, which should be back near 2012 levels for 2014 Opening Day. Add up Gruden’s penchant for the passing game, Griffin’s health and the plan to let him run wild, and we have the makings of a big bounce-back season.

How much cap space will the Redskins need to retain players?

Offseason question: Should the Redskins re-sign Chris Baker?
Keeping Baker in the fold gives Washington a player with experience in their system at multiple positions, and who has proven himself capable of starting. And the Redskins shouldn’t have to break the bank to do so. The Redskins last season re-signed Golston to a three-year, $3.3 million contract, and likely would seek to sign Baker to a similar deal.

Redskins promise free WiFi at FedEx Field in 2014

The Redskins Blog | Redskins And FedEx Bring Special Delivery

The Redskins Blog | Why Brian Baker Got Into Coaching

London Fletcher Supports Jim Haslett
Washington Redskins DC Jim Haslett retained his job when Jay Gruden took over as head coach. Former Redskins LB London Fletcher endorses the move.

Patriots’ Kraft wary of committing big money to Talib | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Kraft wary of bringing back Talib The Patriots were able to get cornerback Aqib Talib back last year on a one-year, $5 million. Among the bidders they had to compete with was the Redskins. The good news was that their investment paid off.

ESPN's Adam_Schefter on "The Sports Fix"

Discussing Kirk Cousins

The Big Book Of Black Quarterbacks
This project started with my dad on Thanksgiving. He was reminiscing about Doug Williams, who in 1988 became the first black quarterback to start and win a Super Bowl. All these years later, he was still proud of Williams, whose name to some may be that of a half-remembered player from the past but to millions of others remains a powerful symbol of progress.

ESPN2 to Televise A11FL Games " ESPN MediaZone ESPN MediaZone
ESPN2 will televise a pair of A11FL games as the new spring professional football league makes its debut in 2014. As part of a new rights agreement with the league, ESPN’s video player will also be available on the A11FL website, http://a11fl.com/.

Looking at Free Agent Pass Rushers - Over the Cap
The Elite Free Agents Brian Orakpo- In his two healthy seasons Orakpo has posted PRP’s of 11.6% and 11.4% which shows remarkable consistency and is going to place him in the top 10 every season if he can keep that production level up. He hasn’t had the off the charts great season like Robert Quinn has had the last two years, but he should be right at the top of the list. He also makes some impact plays against the run. While Orakpo will likely not reach the top of the OLB market (Clay Matthews at $13.2 million) he should certainly push for the Tamba Hali range at $11.5 million a year.

The First Three Big Names for the Redskins Offseason | Fanspeak.com