Daily Slop: Washington Football Media Links Roundup

Washington Football Team Releases Its Initial Depth Chart For The 2020 Season
With less than a week before Week 1 against Philadelphia, the Washington Football Team released its initial depth chart for the 2020 season on Tuesday.

Antonio Gandy-Golden builds an NFL dream - Washington Times
"The older he got, the more curious he got," Gandy-Golden's mom says. "As he got older, he was really intrigued by the things he could see the end result. ... Whatever he was curious about, he would really investigate it."

3 big questions as Ron Rivera prepares for Eagles in Week 1 matchup | RSN
Believe it or not, Week 1 is here. Washington will play Philadelphia in just a few days, and no matter how much COVID-19 has disrupted life in 2020, football will be played.

Ron Rivera misses Washington Football Team practice for cancer treatment | RSN
ASHBURN -- Ron Rivera missed Tuesday's Washington Football Team practice as the head coach was undergoing treatment for squamous cell carcinoma.

Mic'd Up: Dwayne Haskins shows the leadership needed that comes with QB1 role | RSN
When Ron Rivera took over as Washington head coach in early January, he challenged second-year pro Dwayne Haskins to take command of the starting quarterback position.

Is cornerback depth the weak link for the Washington Football Team defense? | RSN
Plenty of observers expect the Washington Football Team’s defense to improve significantly this season. With new coaches and the addition of Chase Young, that should happen, but if it doesn’t, the secondary could be the weak link.

Washington’s first official depth chart lists Kyle Allen as the backup over Alex Smith | RSN
One week after Washington Football head coach Ron Rivera named Dwayne Haskins the starting quarterback, Rivera now named Kyle Allen as the backup.

The five most important players for the Washington Football Team in 2020 | RSN
When projecting the Washington Football Team's win total in 2020, most people's records include a 4, 5 or 6 in that column. In order for Ron Rivera's group to outdo those predictions, they'll need contributions from up and down the depth chart.

Eagles' Jason Peters returning to left tackle ahead of opener vs Washington | RSN
For over a decade, Jason Peters has primarily served as the Philadelphia Eagles starting left tackle. However, that wasn't supposed to be the case in 2020.

Washington Football Team Signs 13 Players To Its Practice Squad
The team announced the following roster moves Sunday.