Daily Slop: Schedule changes for 2021 could make Washington’s slate that much tougher; Mel Kiper sees Florida QB Kyle Trask as a potential fit

Washington Football Team free-agency overview: Offensive help a priority - NFC East- ESPN
Washington enters the offseason needing to settle on a quarterback, add help on the offensive line and find a playmaker at wide receiver.

Brian Mitchell doesn't think Alex Smith should be in Washington Ring of Fame | RSN
The local broadcaster and former player doesn't think Smith's comeback alone warrants this kind of honor.

Jonathan Allen: Time to Extend his Contract, or Trade him? | Washington Football - Rated R Radio - YouTube
THE Washington Football team is at a fork in the road...time to make a decision on one of the captains.

Ron Rivera changes need truth on Wilkinson report - Washington Times
There are doubts -- reasonable doubts -- that the truth will be revealed in the Wilkinson report.

Alex Smith comeback was heroic but the Washington Football Team needed to move on - The Washington Post
Alex Smith will be remembered in Washington more for what he did off the field than on it.

Schedule changes for 2021 could make Washington's slate that much tougher | RSN
The NFL looks poised to add a 17th regular season game this season, and for Washington that means another game against a 2020 playoff team.

Washington Football Team will release Alex Smith; he's expected to continue playing elsewhere | Professional Sports | richmond.com
One of the year’s best feel-good stories has met the cold realities of the NFL.

Four Downs: NFC East | Football Outsiders
As you might imagine, the rosters in the league's worst division have holes all over the place. High on the long list of weaknesses are the Giants' pass rush and the Cowboys' and Eagles' offensive lines. And if you can throw or catch a football, you should send your resume to Ashburn, Virginia.

Washington's most impactful players of 2020: Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne | RSN
The two defensive tackles were underrated stars for Washington in 2020.

There's one part of Alex Smith's game that's going to be irreplaceable | RSN
Washington is about to move on from Alex Smith, per reports, and that’s a decision that will benefit the team in many, many ways — but not in this particular area.

How will Washington’s remade front office operate? These NFL examples offer clues. - The Washington Post
How does a collaborative NFL front office like Washington's make decisions? Trust, humility and avoiding groupthink.

NFL Free Agency: 5 destinations for Dak Prescott if he hits the market | RSN
The QB is a free agent, and if a certain team doesn't lock him in, many others will go after him.

Mel Kiper sees Washington as potential fit for Florida QB Kyle Trask | RSN
The longtime ESPN draft expert thinks Washington could use a Day 2 pick on the Heisman Trophy finalist.

Texans reporter: Washington hasn't come up 'one time' in Deshaun Watson talks | RSN
As entertaining as it is to imagine Deshaun Watson in Burgundy and Gold, there’s one problem: Per a longtime Texans reporter, Washington hasn’t been mentioned once in any talks about the QB.

Mock Draft Monday: Here's Who Charley Casserly Has Washington Drafting In The First Round
Each week, Washingtonfootball.com will highlight one mock draft from a notable draft expert and delve into who they have Washington selecting in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft.

Washington 2021 Free Agency Preview: Running Back
Washington will have a chance to improve its roster starting with free agency. Here is a look at some of the running backs who will be available.

What the NFL free-agency period looks like for all 32 teams
Who is under contract, who could hit the market and who might be a good free-agent fit for each team? ESPN's NFL reporters break it down.

GMFB’s Peter Schrager says Cam Newton to WFT ‘makes sense for both sides’ | RSN
With Washington reportedly set to release Alex Smith, NFL Network’s Peter Schrager believes a reunion between Cam Newton and Ron Rivera could work in D.C.

Washington 2021 Position Reset: Safety
Seventh-round rookie Kamren Curl headlined a group that excelled despite dealing with injuries throughout the season.