Sunday Slop: Senior Bowl Reviews, Pro Bowl Previews and Which Redskins Free Agents Will Stay

PHOTOS: Charo's Pro Bowl Photo Shoot!
Check out these shots of Charo of the Washington Redskins Cheerleaders at the 2015 NFL Pro Bowl Cheerleader photo shoot.

The Redskins Blog | UPDATED: DeSean Jackson With Pacquiao, Trump, Dyrdek
Redskins wide receiver DeSean Jackson is in Miami this weekend, and will serve as a celebrity judge for the Miss Universe contest.

Abdullah Shines In Senior Bowl North Victory
As they have all week, the running backs stole the spotlight from the quarterbacks. Northern Iowa tailback David Johnson showed off his shiftiness on a nifty 19-yard touchdown run to kick off the scoring for the South and flashed plenty of potential as a return man, too. Despite playing with a hamstring injury he suffered earlier in the week, former Nebraska star Ameer Abdullah led the North and was selected as the Most Outstanding Player in the game. Abdullah led the North in receiving (4 catches for 40 yards), averaging more than 10 yards per carry (7-73) as he hit the hole quickly and was able to burst through for several big gains.

2015 Reese's Senior Bowl Coverage
Our 2015 Reese's Senior Bowl Coverage will put FanSpeak's own Steve Shoup back at the Reese's Senior Bowl bringing you all the news worth covering.

Need to Know: Which of their free agents should the Redskins keep? | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Scot McCloughan has just started to scratch the surface of evaluating the players who took the field for the Redskins in 2014. He did say last week that he has watched the tape of each of the team’s games last season and will start roster evaluations in earnest soon. He’ll pay particular attention to the 12 players who will be unrestricted free agents—OLB Brian Orakpo, DE Jarvis Jenkins, WR Santana Moss, S Ryan Clark, OT Tyler Polumbus, S Brandon Meriweather, CB E. J. Biggers, QB Colt McCoy, WR Leonard Hankerson, RB Roy Helu, TE Niles Paul, and NT Chris Neild.

Pro Bowl officials to use tablets for video reviews - NFL.com
The NFL will use Sunday's Pro Bowl as a testing ground for speeding up instant replay. Troy Vincent, the league's football operations chief, said Saturday that officials will lean on Microsoft Surface tablets for video reviews in the annual all-star game, a move that might ultimately eliminate zebras from going "under the hood" for replay calls. "The test in the Pro Bowl gives us the opportunity to see the practicality of the technology in game-time situations, make adjustments or improvements where necessary, and also gauge the usefulness of it to the officials," Vincent told The Associated Press. "Certainly, we believe it is an enhancement that we would like to integrate in the future."

Redskins' special teams improve but still among NFL's worst | Comcast SportsNet Washington
After the 2013 season there was one thing that everybody who watched the Redskins could agree on—that the special teams were so awful they would have to improve just to be bad. There seemed to be a costly gaffe in the kicking game every week and there were no big plays made by the Redskins to compensate.

Mariota says he sprained AC joint, might not throw at combine - NFL.com
The Reese's Senior Bowl might not be the only opportunity to perform for NFL scouts that Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota passes on. The Heisman Trophy winner said he is unsure if he will throw passes at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis next month, due to an injury he suffered in the Ducks' national championship loss to Ohio State. "Right now we're still making that decision, whether to throw at the combine. I had to kinda rest about a week-and-a-half," Mariota said, according to staradvertiser.com. "I sprained the AC (shoulder) joint. But now, I'm able to throw. Feels good."

The man who holds the Patriots defense together - SBNation.com
Super Bowl XLIX will feature two defenses with strong secondaries. The Seahawks get a lot of love nationally for their Legion of Boom, and with good right, but the Patriots aren't slouches in that area, either. New England's technically sound and physical defensive backfield is led by Darrelle Revis and enforcer Brandon Browner, but like his counterpart in Seattle, Earl Thomas, the main man in the middle for the Patriots is Devin McCourty, and he's the guy holding things all together.

Create your very own DeflateGate take - SBNation.com
This of all the week's has been filled with the most takes per capita of any other NFL league-week in this history of football. We are quite literally living in the Golden Age of Takes. In fact the takes this week have been so strong that they regstered on the richter scale at literally a 7.5- creating what Im calling the first ever "Take-Quake"

Washington Redskins mailbag: Part 1 - ESPN
For Part 1 of the Washington Redskins mailbag, we return to a popular topic: Robert Griffin III. But there's also a variety, from Jay Gruden and Sean McVay to Joe Barry. Enjoy.

Washington Redskins Mailbag: Part 2 - ESPN

A lot of chatter about the Washington Redskins' new guys -- Bill Callahan, Scot McCloughan, Joe Barry -- in this mailbag, along with a little on an old standby: Robert Griffin III. Enjoy.

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