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Daily Slop: Former McCloughan Draft Pick to Visit Redskins; Jay Gruden Discusses his Relationship With RG3

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Need to Know: Which Redskins free agents will return? | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Here is what you need to know on this Wednesday, February 25, 13 days before the Washington Redskins and the rest of the NFL start free agency. Question of the day We’re going back to the NTK format we’ve been using since last month.

Eli Harold offers Washington Redskins pass-rush option in second round - ESPN
Former Virginia star Eli Harold showed explosiveness at the NFL combine.

PHOTOS: 2015 NFL Combine Workouts
Here's a compilation of all of the positional workouts that took place at the 2015 NFL Combine in Indianapolis.

Former McCloughan draft pick to visit Redskins | Comcast SportsNet Washington

Jean-Francois was recently released by the Colts, making him free to visit teams and sign a contract with another team. One planned visit will be with the 49ers, the team that drafted him in the seventh round in 2009. Scot McCloughan was the GM who made that pick and he has invited Jean-Francois to visit Redskins Park.

Who won the 2015 NFL Combine? A podcast rundown and review | Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports

From Yahoo Sports: On the latest Shutdown Corner podcast, Frank Schwab and Eric Edholm run down their takes on the NFL Combine.

2015 Free Agency Outlook: Tackles

With free agency set to begin in two weeks, Redskins.com's Stephen Czarda previews the 2015 NFL free agent class position by position. Today's focus is on the tackles.

Washington Redskins need to increase spending - ESPN

A big problem was the $18-million cap penalty in 2013 (following a similar one the previous year), which prevented the Redskins from spending more. The result: They spent $99,419,135 in 2013. Last year, with no more penalty, they spent $123,299,900 so their cash spending was at 92 percent. With the cap around $143 million this year, the Redskins would have to spend $134 million in cash to get in compliance. The Redskins won’t have a lot of cap space to be big spenders in free agency, but with so many needs they aren’t about to sit it out, either. Several other teams are in a similar spot as Washington, with Oakland having spent the least at 80.2 percent.

Jay Gruden discusses his relationship with RG3 | Comcast SportsNet Washington

"He’s a player and I’m a coach," Gruden told Redskins Nation host Larry Michael in a recent sit down interview. "I have a lot of respect for every player in the room. But it’s my job to try to get the most of out of every player that we have on our football team." Gruden added: "Sometimes, it’s not always going to be perfect. We’re not always going to be buddy-buddy. We’re going to have some heading-butting issues from time to time."

Redskins Host Care Package Assembly Night

The Women Of Washington Redskins & Redskins Salute -- along with Papa John's and Coca-Cola -- on Tuesday joined forces to send care packages to active duty military members.

Top 5 Most Underrated Washington Redskins of All-Time - HTTR4LIFE.com -

Most Underrated Washington Redskins of All-Time When you have the Top 5 Most Underrated Washington Redskins of All-Time conversation you truly are hitting an area where opinions vary as everybody has their favorites throughout the years.

Redskins argue canceling trademark violates free-speech rights - Washington Times

The team wants to overturn a decision last year by the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board to cancel the Redskins' trademark on the grounds that it may be offensive to Native Americans.

NFL mock draft: Projecting the first two rounds after the combine | Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports

From Yahoo Sports: With the NFL scouting combine in the rearview mirror, here’s how we think things stand now prior to free agency.

The Redskins Blog | Silas Redd Recalls Time Spent Between USC And The Redskins

Redskins Weekly Thoughts as We Approach March - Fanspeak.com