Saturday Slop: Redskins Media Links Roundup

Enemy Intel: Suh vs. Redskins’ revamped O-line | Comcast SportsNet Washington
Can the Redskins slow down Ndamukong Suh and Cameron Wake in Week 1? It might be their only hope.

Redskins position preview: Inside linebacker | Comcast SportsNet Washington
Position preview: The Redskins' inside linebacker spot seems to be pretty well set but improved play will be needed.

Scherff talks Callahan, Hogs | Comcast SportsNet Washington

Redskins position preview: Inside linebacker | Comcast SportsNet Washington
Position preview: The Redskins' inside linebacker spot seems to be pretty well set but improved play will be needed.

Need to Know: Five Redskins who need to step up in 2015 | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
Here are five players who need to have a strong 2015 season if the Redskins are going to be successful.

Trio Of Young Tight Ends Make Every Rep Count
As they jockey for position on the depth chart, Je'Ron Hamm, Chase Dixon and Devin Mahina are making every rep count during their audition processes.

Ex-Redskins DE Charles Mann will graduate from college Saturday - Washington Redskins Blog - ESPN
He left Nevada well short of a degree, but was inspired by his daughter.

Redskins need RG III to show improved pocket presence - Washington Redskins Blog - ESPN
Terrance Knighton should make a big difference on the defensive line; a look at what could happen with the return game.

NFL needs to change how rookie contracts are structured
Late-round draft picks who succeed are exploited by the league's current salary structure, writes Jason Reid. Just ask Alfred Morris, T.Y. Hilton and others.

Washington Redskins take step in right direction, but how big? - Washington Redskins Blog - ESPN
For Part 2 of the Redskins' mailbag, plenty of topics, including Niles Paul, Scot McCloughan's attentiveness at practice, the '14 draft class and more.

Need to Know: Will the Redskins’ special teams improve in 2015? | Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
The Redskins’ special teams did improve last year but they were historically awful in 2013 so they were still among the worst in the league. Per the numbers crunchers at Football Outsiders, the Redskins’ special teams DVOA (their metric for measuring a unit’s performance) was minus-12 percent. That was the worst in the league by almost five percentage points and one of the worst special teams performances since they started tracking these numbers.

Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation - 2014
Check out the awesome charitable efforts from the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation in 2014!

Enemy Intel: Can the Redskins exploit a young Rams O-line? | Comcast SportsNet Washington

For the second straight week to open the 2015 season, the Robert Griffin III and the Redskins will face a formidable defensive front.

Redskins position preview: Right tackle | Comcast SportsNet Washington

Redskins position preview: There are a lot of hopes invested in Brandon Scherff as well as a very high draft pick. When will the Redskins see a payoff?

Willie Smith Excited To Be Back With The Redskins

Originally with the Redskins as a rookie during the 2011 season, Willie Smith is back with the team and ready to make an impact on a revamped offensive line.

Seven Things We've Learned About Tevin Mitchel This Offseason

As players take their final breaks before training camp, The Redskins Blog will take a look back at the new faces from this offseason and what we've learned about them, football and otherwise, so far.

VIDEO: Hogettes Pushing For Joe Jacoby's HOF Election

Redskins legendary offensive lineman Joe Jacoby is not in the Pro Football Hall Of Fame. The Hogettes are trying to change that.

NFL 101: Introducing the Basics of the Two-Minute Offense | Bleacher Report

The two-minute offense in the NFL has multiple variations of personnel, alignment and play-calling, but the basic strategy (or philosophy) doesn't change between teams when you turn on the tape.

NFL off-season report card: Washington Redskins - NFL - SI.com

Following a completely forgettable 2014 season in Washington, new GM Scot McCloughan and second-year coach Jay Gruden have been handed the huge task of turning this franchise around.