Daily Slop: Redskins Have 'For Sale' Sign on Their top Draft Pick; What happens to Trent Murphy if the Redskins Draft an Edge Rusher?

Need to Know: What happens to Trent Murphy if the Redskins draft an edge rusher? | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Here is what you need to know on this Tuesday, March 24, 37 days before the Washington Redskins go on the clock at the NFL draft. Question of the day A few days a week I’ll give an in-depth answer to a question submitted by a fan on my Twitter feed, via the Real Redskins Facebook page, or in...

Jeron Johnson Ready To Call East Coast Home For First Time
Now a Washington Redskin, safety Jeron Johnson is packing up his belongings and getting ready to call the East Coast home for the very first time.

Washington Redskins wake-up call - Washington Redskins Blog - ESPN

Day 2 in hot, sunny weather at the NFL owners meetings. Here are three areas of interest.

Washington Redskins receive no compensatory 2015 NFL draft picks - ESPN

The Washington Redskins did not receive any compensatory picks for a third consecutive year -- and they likely wonâ

Verdict is in: Washington Redskins' defense has improved personnel - ESPN

The Redskins' free-agent strategy resulted in several defensive upgrades. Let's take a look at each defensive addition.

Jay Gruden from the NFL Owners Meetings

Head Coach Jay Gruden speaks to the media on the team's free agency and looks ahead to the NFL Draft at the annual NFL Owners Meetings

Redskins have 'For Sale' sign on their top draft pick | Comcast SportsNet Washington

"Do not be surprised if the Redskins are open for business -- more than open -- to dealing that pick," said Ian Rapoport on the NFL Network last night. The player of interest to other teams may be Marcus Mariota, the Oregon quarterback. The spur to teams making a deal is the possibility that the Jets, picking sixth right behind the Redskins, may have eyes on taking Mariota themselves. If another team wants to land the Heisman Trophy winner it might have to jump over the Jets to get him.

Former bosses praise Scot McCloughan, but patience is needed - NFC East Blog - ESPN

"He’s an excellent football guy," Thompson said. "Very passionate about his work. Very aggressive in his evaluation." "They have an immensely passionate football man," said Schneider, a member of Washington’s front office in 2001. "He’s been going to college visits [for a long time]. Even his dad would bring him. He knows the game. He understands players and that’s probably the best compliment I can give him."

Gruden: RGIII ‘Not Etched in Stone’ as Redskins Starter " CBS DC

Jay Gruden clarifies Robert Griffin III will have to "do a good job" in order to remain the Redskins starting QB in 2015.

NFL suspends longstanding TV blackout rule for 2015 season | Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports

From Yahoo Sports: The NFL's television blackout rule was outdated, and now we'll have a chance to see if it made any difference.

Darren Sharper to Get Nine-Year Sentence With Plea Deal - NYTimes.com

Darren Sharper, the former all-pro N.F.L. safety, pleaded no contest to drugging and raping two women in Los Angeles as part of a broader plea deal.

On the Clock Updated with Comp. Picks

Now you can do a full 256 pick 7 round mock draft! See how the Comp picks may have changed the draft.