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Thomas Davis looking to make impact beyond leadership with Redskins - Washington Times
Washington coach Ron Rivera brought on Thomas Davis to help instill a new culture as the two spent eight years together in Carolina. Rivera, though, also expects Davis to contribute in areas beyond setting an example.

Dwayne Haskins debate gets heated, boils over (listen) | 106.7 The Fan
Nothing quite captures the polarization around the Redskins quarterback position than this conversation from 106.7 The Fan on Thursday. This roundtable discussion yielded a fiery debate about Dwayne Haskins and whether he still represents the future for the Redskins.

Brandon Scherff: "I'm Glad I'm Back With The Redskins Again"
Offensive gaurd Brandon Scherff talks with Voice of the Redskins Larry Michael after signing the franchise tag tender to play with the Washington Redskins in the 2020 season.

'He's A Tremendous Athlete': Redskins Have High Expectations For QB-Turned-TE Logan Thomas
'He's A Tremendous Athlete': Redskins Have High Expectations For QB-Turned-TE Logan Thomas

Here's another example of the hype surrounding Chase Young's NFL potential | NBC Sports Washington
Despite not being in the NFL yet, you'll find Chase Young's name on the list of guys with odds to be the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year. He's above some reputable defenders, too.

New Redskins safety Sean Davis supported the Capitals even while playing in Pittsburgh | NBC Sports Washington
Being from the DMV, Davis repped the Caps even in enemy territory.

Ron Rivera doesn't care what you think, and that's good for Redskins fans | NBC Sports Washington
The Redskins entered into the NFL's free agency period long on cash and short on playmakers. Washington looked poised to spend big money, except that didn't happen.

Should the Redskins follow the recent trend and update their uniforms? | NBC Sports Washington
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Atlanta Falcons updated their uniforms this week. Is it time for the Redskins to follow suit?

Charlie Weis is adamant Redskins shouldn't settle in any Trent Williams trade | NBC Sports Washington
With Trent Williams likely to be traded by the Redskins in the near future, former coach Charlie Weis believes the team shouldn't settle for anything less than a second-round pick.