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Ross Pierschbacher connects with Redskins greats at Burgundy and Gold Banquet | Redskins.com
“[Callahan] had a chance to see Ross up close and personal and see him work, and get his hand on him and get him out, bring him into the meeting room and talk ball with him,” Smith said on “Redskins Nation” on April 30. “He was blown away his intelligence and the character of the player, and obviously he’s a good player; that matters, too.”
As fellow rookies gear up for OTAs, Bryce Love works his way back from injury | Redskins.com
“Rehab is going great,” Love told reporters following rookie minicamp May 11. “Every day, I feel like I’m getting better, being able to do more and more things. With what I’ve got, you’ve got to kind of be slow with it. Make sure you do it right, make sure you’re 100 [percent] before you’re ready to go.”
How did the Redskins end up as favorites to be featured on Hard Knocks | NBC Sports
In the weeks after the draft, Allen did appearances on ESPN’s First Take along with a host of national radio interviews. Stephen A. Smith interviewing Bruce Allen was wildly unexpected, and it corresponds to a noticeable increase in accessibility with the Redskins front office boss. Allen has conducted more media availabilities this offseason than he had in the previous two years combined.
Redskins depth chart position by position preview | NBC Sports
Post Draft 53 man roster prediction: Offense | Fanspeak.com
Obviously Haskins is the future and he will get the opportunity to start day one, but the team could wait to start him until later in the season. Keenum and McCoy give the Redskins a pair of viable options to star the season with, if they don’t want to rush Haskins. Regardless of who starts the year, the real question is do the Redskins need both Keenum and McCoy?