The Washington Redskins are entering a new era in 2020, and Ron Rivera has been charged with getting this franchise back on track. This offseason, Washington picked up several interesting pieces in the NFL draft and also added a few undrafted free agents to keep an eye on, such as former LSU tight end Thaddeus Mo s, who is the son of Hall of Famer Randy Mo s. Still, it's hard not to wonder what the potential of this team is, and what a succe sful campaign would look like.There still remain several questions that need to be answered as we inch towards the beginning of the season. Can Dwayne Haskins hold onto the starting job? How will the defense handle the switch from the 3-4 to the 4-3 scheme? What are the Redskins going to do at tight end?As we move through the offseason, this hub will serve as a go-to spot for everything related to the Redskins. We'll have all the important dates, free agency scorecards, draft content, the latest rumors and news revolving around what's going on in Washington.2020 NFL Draft PicksRound 1: DE (Ohio State)Round 2: NoneRound 3: RB/WR (Memphis)Round 4: OT (LSU), WR (Liberty)Round 5: C (San Diego State), LB (Michigan)Round 6: NoneRound 7: S (Arkansas), EDGE (NC State)Free Agent ScorecardRestricted free agentsDE (not tendered)TE (not tendered)DE (re-signed)QB (ERFA, not tendered)DE (ERFA)Brantley is the restricted free agent to keep an eye on. He appeared to be making strides as a reserve lineman heading into the 2019 season, but played in just one game before a foot injury forced him to injured reserve. Where exactly does he fit in with the Redskins' defense now with Rivera at the helm?Restricted free agents will have to be tendered by Washington in order for them to be on the roster in 2020. The Redskins can a sign a number of different tenders on their restricted free agents (original round tender, second-round tender, first-round tender, etc). Each tender comes with a higher 2020 salary. Those numbers have not yet been determined by the NFL.Unrestricted free agentsOG (franchise tagged)RB QB (signed by )OT CB C CB FB Michael Burton(signed by )DE (re-signed on a one-year deal)S (waived, signed with BC of CFL, )RB DE (waived)There may be some major changes that occur along the offensive line this offseason. While offensive tackle Trent Williams is not listed as a free agent, he might as well be. The seven-time Pro Bowler held out all last season due to the team's . In short, Williams had a rare type of cancer when team doctors told him a growth on his head was nothing to worry about.Now that the medical staff has been replaced and Rivera is the new head coach, it appears the stage has been set for Williams to return. He will want a new contract, however, which means the Redskins might be forced to trade him. Check out the latest news below, as this is a topic we will be writing about all offseason.While Williams' situation is up in the air, Scherff has been officially franchise tagged. The Redskins wanted to sign him to a long-term extension but nothing came to fruition. Flowers was picked up by the and , so the Redskins will be down at least one starter along the line in 2020. Keeping with the offensive side of the ball, one has to wonder what Thompson's future holds. He's been a great receiver out of the backfield when healthy, and Rivera could use him in a similar way he did with in Carolina. Thompson, of course, is not the player McCaffrey is, but he is effective as a pa s catcher.As far as the defensive side of the ball goes, Bostic has already been re-signed. While he turns 29 this offseason, the journeyman linebacker proved to be a valuable addition for the Redskins in 2019. He recorded a career high 105 combined tackles from the inside linebacker spot, and stepped up for , who went down with a season-ending injury last offseason.Washington will have to make some decisions at cornerback. There's no more and no more, so cornerback will have to be a position the Redskins addre s this offseason. Rodgers-Cromartie's return from retirement was uneventful, as he played in just two games before ending up on injured reserve. He turns 34 this offseason, so Rivera will have to decide if he wants to keep the speedy veteran. Additionally, what will happen with Colvin? The Redskins picked him up after he was released by the last season, and he recorded 10 combined tackles and one pa s defensed in six games played.Unrestricted free agent signings from other teamsCB (Chiefs)LB ()S ()OG ()RB J.D. McKi sic (Lions)OT (BearsTE (Lions)RB ()TE ()CB (Eagles)WR (Giants)Free agent signings for players cut by other teamsLB ()OL Michael Liedtke (Buccaneers)Rumors, reports and updatesJoe Bugel, former Redskins coach and two-time Super Bowl champion, dies at 80Sunday, June 28:The NFL lost an all-time great on Sunday, with thethat longtime offensive line coach Joe Bugel, the man behind the franchise's famous "Hogs" line in the 1980s, has died at the age of 80.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story.Ranking Redskins' five biggest 2020 salary cap bargainsFriday, June 26: Jordan Dajani gave his top five salary cap steals for the Redskins entering 2020. Check out his piece, .Doug Williams says Haskins has best 'arm talent' of any QB drafted 'in the last two years'Friday, June 26:There was already pre sure on Dwayne Haskins to take a huge step forward in 2020, but more has now arrived. The former first-round pick is embracing all of it though, to his credit, as he readies feverishly toof the Washington Redskins going forward -- having changed his off-the-field conditioning and diet to aid in that mi sion. Ron Rivera wasted no time endorsing Haskins after signing on as head coach, and you can count Doug Williams in as one who wholeheartedly believes Haskins is the guy who'll turn the organization around from its perennial losing ways.Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Redskins plan to erase team's founding owner from franchise historyWednesday, June 24:The Washington Redskins have decided to remove all references of original owner George Preston Marshall, who founded the team in 1933 and owned it until his death in 1969. According to theWashington Post, the Redskinsby removing his name from all official team material. This means Marshall will no longer be mentioned anywhere in their Ring of Fame, on their History Wall, or on the team's official website.Read more from John Breech's story, .Rivera explains why rookie Chase Young is 'a mini version' of Julius PeppersWednesday, June 24:Redskins head coach Ron Rivera has coached his fair share of Pro Bowl pa s rushers, from Hugh Douglas to Adewale Ogunleye to Shawne Merriman. Young has the potential to exceed all of them,having the same succe s as future Hall of Fame pa s rusher Julius Peppers.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Adrian Peterson not considering NFL retirement any time soon: 'Why not four more years?'Wednesday, June 24:As he enters the final year of his second contract in Washington, he does so in a running back room overflowing with bodies. The future first-ballot Hall of Famer has seen this movie before though, as noted above, and is only focused on what he brings to the table. And, for him, it's not simply about focusing on continuing to make an impact in 2020. Peterson, who shows little signs of slowing down as he enters his late 30s, says he has at least one more presidential term left in him.Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Shanahan says Redskins were 'fairly close' to signing Peyton Manning in 2012Tuesday, June 23:Peyton Manning probably couldn't have chosen a better landing spot after his famous departure from the Indianapolis Colts back in 2012, going on to break records and win his second Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos. Before he agreed to move to the AFC West for the final four years of his Hall of Fame career, however, Manning was "fairly close" to sharing a division with his brother, Eli.That's according to former Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan, who told The Athletic as part ofthat D.C. was on the quarterback's early wish list.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Ryan Anderson takes physical play to another level with reported comment to teammateMonday, June 22:Washington Redskins linebacker Ryan Anderson has a big opportunity in front of him entering 2020. With Ron Rivera now as head coach, the Redskins will be trading in their 3-4 base defense for a 4-3, which means that many of the former pa s rushers will be moving down to defensive end. That will allow Anderson toas one of the three linebackers this upcoming season. While he hasn't evolved into a key piece of Washington's defense up to this point, he has always played aggre sively -- almost to a fault.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins to retire Bobby Mitchell's number, rename FedEx Field lower bowlSaturday, June 20:In a long overdue move, Bobby Mitchell is finally getting his number retired. Mitchell, who was the first African-American player to ever play for Washington (along with John Nisby and Ron Hatcher, who joined the team the same season), was the team's star wide receiver from 1962 through 1968 and also worked for the team as an executive from 1969 through 2002.Read more from Jared Dubin's story, :George Preston Marshall's statue removed from RFKFriday, June 19:The statue of former Washington Redskins owner George Preston Marshall, who was the owner of the Washington Redskins from their inception in 1932 until his death in 1969, was removed from outside of RFK Stadium Friday.Marshall refused attempts to integrate his roster in the 1960s,were the last segregated team.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Haskins wants to be the 'face of the franchise'Wednesday, June 17:Interim coach Bill Callahan wasn't much more willing to give Haskins the nod, though. Callahan waffled between a floundering Case Keenum and backup Colt McCoy en route to a 1-8 record before finally to sing Haskins the keys to the already-crashed crop duster. Obviously, there wasn't much Haskins could do at that point other than try to learn on the fly for the future and, as he enters 2020 as the definitive No. 1 guy and under the tutelage of new head coach Ron Rivera, he's embracing the reality of what awaits him.Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Ryan Kerrigan wants to finish career with RedskinsMonday, June 15:Kerrigan is entering season No. 10 in Washington, and is currently just 1.5 sacks away from becoming the franchise's all-time sack leader. During a recent Zoom conference with reporters, Kerrigan said that he is Tyler Clippard Jersey hoping to re-sign with the Redskins following this season, and isRead more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Doug Williams explains why Redskins avoided Colin KaepernickSaturday, June 13:As the NFLand encouraging peaceful player protests, there's been renewed talk about the po sibility of Colin Kaepernick returning to the league. Former Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jacksonthe former San Francisco 49ers quarterback back in 2017. Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll isfrom teams inquiring about Kaepernick. And now Doug Williams, who just this offseason, has explained why his own team didn't pursue Kaepernick in years past., Williams was asked whether Washington had ever considered signing Kaepernick, and he indicated the Redskins avoided the po sibility because of the team's proximity to Washington, D.C. -- specifically, a president of the United States who explicitly and repeatedly condemned Kaepernick's famous on-field kneeling during the national anthem.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Redskins depth chart 2020Tuesday, June 2: Jordan Dajani predicted the Redskins' depth chart heading into OTAs. Check out his story, .Redskins franchise five: Joe Gibbs, Sammy Baugh lead the pack of Washington's legendsMonday, June 1: Jordan Dajani chose the best of the best who have donned the burgundy and gold. Check out his piece, .Rivera heaps praise on Terry McLaurin, views him as NFL's next star wide receiverMonday, June 1:"I've got to say,," Rivera told FS1's 'FOX Football Now with Jay Glazer,' via 247Sports. "Terry McLaurin's been a treat. He's been a treat to get to know. I ran into him several times before the lockdown when he would come around and I'd have a conversation with him."And then listening in on his conversations with wide receivers coach Jim Hostler has been really, really good. I mean, he's a young man I think that had a solid year last year as a rookie -- a third-round pick. He's a guy that could be on the verge of stardom ."Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Redskins' 2020 schedule: Predicting every gameFriday, May 29: Jordan Dajani predicted every game on the Redskins' schedule in 2020. Check it out, .Trent Williams says he was prepared to return last season before NFI placementThursday, May 28:During a recent episode on the RapSheet and Friends podcast, Williams revealed that while it appeared inevitable he was going to be dealt to a new franchise, he was planning on returning to the Redskins beforeirked him.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Dwayne Haskins 2020 outlook: Concerns from his rookie year and what he must do in 2020Tuesday, May 26:Now, with the fate of the Redskins firmly in Haskins' hands, let's explore everything about his environment with Ron Rivera's club and what Haskins needs to do to take the next step as a quarterback.Read more from Chris Trapa so's story, .Adrian Peterson admits he 'didn't really like' one move the Redskins made this offseasonTuesday, May 26:It's not often that an active NFL player will publicly admit that he didn't like a move that his team made during the offseason, but that's exactly what Adrian Peterson did during a recent interview. The running back has watched the Redskins make plenty of moves this offseason: From hiring a new coach (Ron Rivera) to signing multiple free agents to drafting Chase Young, Washington has been busy over the past few months. Of all the moves the Redskins made this year, the one that Peterson took i sue with was the team's decision to trade left tackle Trent Williams to the San Francisco 49ers.Read more from John Breech's story, .2021 NFL Mock Draft: Redskins land quarterback in Round 1Monday, May 25:R.J. White of CBS Sports released his 2021 NFL Mock Draft, and he has the Redskins taking a quarterback in the first round. Check it out,.Rivera glad Redskins received no prime-time gamesThursday, May 21:New Redskins' head coach Ron Rivera recently said he's happy about this development, as that he's not a fan of prime-time games. Those weeks where you kick off later than every other team forces you to change up your routine, and establishing a routine is akin to winning.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Landon Collins high on Jimmy Moreland, here's why he could have a breakout seasonWednesday, May 20:During a Zoom conference call with reporters on Wednesday, Collins revealed that he's a member of the Jimmy Moreland fan club, and believes that this upcoming year could be his breakout season.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Ed Orgeron's relationship with Saahdiq Charles helped Rivera overlook suspensionTuesday, May 19:One key individual who was in Charles' corner was LSU head coach Ed Orgeron, whom coach Rivera spoke with before taking Charles in the fourth round of the draft.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Cody Latimer arrested on five charges: Agent offers context as to what led to the incidentMonday, May 18:Cody Latimer appeared in court Monday after beingin Douglas County, Colorado, early Saturday morning related to an argument that broke out at a poker game. According to the Douglas County Sheriff, Latimer was booked on a sault in the second degree, menacing, illegal discharge of a firearm, prohibited use of a weapon and reckle s endangerment.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Dwayne Haskins debuts slimmer body on social media & why it could have an impact on RedskinsSaturday, May 16:Former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer may beabout Dwayne Haskins' social media activity, but if it's done one thing for us this offseason, it's shown us that the Washington Redskins' starting quarterback has lost plenty of weight. The former No. 15 overall pick has been posting pictures of himself working out over the past few months, and he has looked noticeably slimmer.When Haskins weighed in at the NFL combine last year, he was 231 pounds. Now, hethat he is 220 pounds and has dropped his body fat percentage 7 percent.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Thaddeus Mo s explains why he chose Redskins over Patriots and BengalsWednesday, May 13:After the draft ended, the Redskins were not the only team to give Mo s a call. During a virtual pre s conference on Wednesday, he told reporters that both the New England Patriots and Cincinnati Bengals showed interest, but he picked the Redskins.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, . Urban Meyer defends Dwayne Haskins, says Redskins were 'a me s'Wednesday, May 13:Speaking to Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks on the"Move the Sticks"podcast,The Redskins need to surround him with "really great players" and a "really elite culture" -- you know, like the kind of players and culture he was surrounded by at Ohio State.Read more from Sean Wagner-McGough's story, .Dwayne Haskins: Ron Rivera said to just 'trust him' about Tua Tagovailoa buzzTuesday, May 12:Despite using the 15th pick in the 2019 draft to select quarterback Dwayne Haskins, there wasprior to the 2020 draft that the Redskins may use the No. 2 overall pick to select former Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Washington instead used the pick to select former Ohio State edge rusher Chase Young, while Tagovailoa would be selected by the Dolphins with the fifth overall pick.Haskins, during a recent interview with JP Finlay of NBC Sports, shared what Redskins head coach Ron Riveraleading up to the draft.Read more from Bryan DeArdo's story, .Redskins have no primetime games for first time since 1982: Why this happenedMonday, May 11:The Washington Redskins have long been one of the marquee franchises in the NFL, but two decades of futility have finally caught up to a franchise that has five championships (three Super Bowls, two NFL titles). 2020 has been a bizarre year as the Redskins will not have a primetime game for the first time since 1982.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Redskins schedule 2020: Weeks 1-17 opponentsFriday, May 8: Check out everything you need to know about the Redskins' 2020 schedule, .Rivera believes turnaround can be a little bit quicker than expectedThursday, May 7:The Washington Redskins are coming off of an abysmal 3-13 campaign, but there are definitely reasons to be optimistic about the 2020 season. The Redskins have a new head coach in Ron Rivera, a quarterback who showed flashes in his rookie season and a couple of intriguing rookies. In fact, Rivera is so excited about how the Redskins took advantage of the 2020 NFL Draft that he believes the "turnaround" for this franchise.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Haskins says he feels a 'new sense of urgency' entering second seasonWednesday, May 6:This week, Haskins sat down. He talked about what it was like to get drafted, go through a quarterback battle and even what it felt like to record his first win. As he enters his first offseason, Haskins says that he feels a "new sense of urgency" to not only prove himself as a legitimate starting quarterback, but to turn the Redskins into a winning franchise.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Haskins shows off mural of himself with Tom BradySunday, May 3:One of the high moments of Dwayne Haskins' young career was the Washington Redskins' matchup against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots last season. Haskins didn't start the game -- he didn't play a snap -- but he still had a moment he can treasure against arguably the greatest quarterback of all time.Haskins revealed on Instagram Sunday he had a mural made from his postgame encounter with Brady, when the two quarterbacks met after the Patriots' win over the Redskins.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Trent Williams opens up on Redskins tradeThursday, April 30: Finally granted his departure from the Washington Redskins, new San Francisco 49ers left tackle Trent Williams has opened up on his move to the west coast following the 2020 NFL Draft. Not only did Williams long consider San Francisco a "preferred destination,", but the Pro Bowl lineman also told reporters his long-term desires didn't "sync up" with the Minnesota Vikings, another team that reportedly engaged in talks to acquire Williams during the draft.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Ron Rivera has 'thought about' Cam Newton reunionThursday, April 30:When the Carolina Panthers cut ties with former MVP Cam Newton this offseason, the Washington Redskins appeared to be among the most logical landing spots for the veteran quarterback, particularly because ex-Panthers coach Ron Rivera -- and a slew of other staff members familiar with Newton -- were instituting a new regime in Washington. More than a month later, despite seemingly pa sing on a reunion with the QB, Rivera has rekindled the po sibility,he's considered signing Newton.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Redskins acquire two of the biggest 2020 NFL Draft stealsWednesday, April 29:On Tuesday,about the top small-school steals in the NFL draft. They polled more than 120 college coaches and a sistants from every league and tallied the votes from both the repetition of appearances and conviction of argument. Two Redskins draftees made the list -- including one prospect coaches considered the top steal of the draft.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Alex Smith documentary being releasedTuesday, April 28:Quarterback Alex Smith had athat has left him sidelined since. Following the injury, Smith was not worried about returning to his role as a quarterback for the Washington Redskins, he was focused on keeping his leg, and more importantly, surviving.Read more from Shanna McCarriston's story, .Redskins pick up fifth-year option on Jonathan AllenMonday, April 27:To no one's surprise, the Washington Redskins are keeping one of their defensive stars on roster. On Monday,that they had exercised the fifth-year option on Jonathan Allen's contract.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .What the Redskins didn't do in the NFL DraftMonday, April 27:While the Redskins' draft cla s appears to be a good one, not everything is perfect for Washington heading into the 2020 season. Not every pick was absolutely loved by fans, and there are still some weakne ses on this team.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Thaddeus Mo s signs with RedskinsSaturday, April 25:Mo s was considered a top-10 tight end in this cla s and the, according to CBS Sports, but his stock fell after it was revealed during a physical at the NFL combine that he had a. A dozen tight ends were taken in the 2020 NFL Draft, and Mo s was not one of them.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Grades for Washington's Round 4-7 selectionsSaturday, April 25: Check out CBS NFL writer Chris Trapa so's grades for all of the Redskins' picks, .After trading Trent Williams, Redskins draft potential replacementSaturday, April 25:Just minutes after the Washington Redskinsleft tackle Trent Williams to the San Francisco 49ers, Ron Rivera and Co. drafted someone who could be his replacement. With the second pick in the fourth round (No. 108) overall, the Redskins selected offensive tackle Saahdiq Charles out of LSU.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins trade Trent Williams to 49ers for two draft picksSaturday, April 25:Trent Williams is finally on the move as the Washington Redskins agreed to trade the seven-time Pro Bowl left tackle to the San Francisco 49ers, according to CBS Sports NFL insider Jason La Canfora. The 49ers will send a 2020 fifth-round pick and a 2021 third-round pick to the Redskins.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Why Chase Young addition gives Redskins best defensive line in NFLThursday, April 23:Despite opportunities to trade down in the draft order, the Washington Redskins decided to take former Ohio State pa s rusher Chase Young with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. It was the right move, because the Redskins now have the best defensive line in the NFL -- and no, that's not an exaggeration.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .O.J. Howard reportedly nearly traded to RedskinsWednesday, April 22:Life comes at you fast when you're in the NFL. In early March, was technically still the quarterback of the -- ahead of his first go at unrestricted free agency -- and was a retired former All-Pro trying his hand at WWE wrestling, winning the 24/7 title in the proce s. Now, in late April, both are officially members of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers organization, and that leaves the question of what will happen with O.J. Howard when considering Gronkowski instantly becomes the favorite tight end target of Brady.Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Urban Meyer 'worried' about Dwayne Haskins' social media activityFriday, April 17:Washington Redskins quarterback Dwayne Haskins is in the midst of his first NFL offseason and he is charged with impre sing new head coach Ron Rivera. The former No. 15 overall pick started in seven games last season after both Case Keenum and Colt McCoy struggled to get the offense going, and he will get the first shot at the starting job when training camp rolls around. Haskins' college coach, Urban Meyer, knows he has the potential to be a franchise quarterback -- he even came to D.C. to watch his former signal-caller to s two touchdowns along with a career-high 261 pa sing yards in a Week 15 lo s to the Philadelphia Eagles. There is one area where Meyer noticed Haskins could improve, however, and it doesn't have to do with anything on the field.Three Redskins poised to break out in 2020Thursday, April 16: While the rookies showed promise in 2019, they have to continue to improve and develop into legitimatestarters if this team wants to make the postseason in the near future. There are a few players I have in mind that will be able to turn the corner easier than others, however, and 2020 could be their coming out party.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .How Redskins can have the perfect 2020 NFL DraftThursday, April 16:The Redskins have the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, and with it can come a franchise player. Will they take who is considered the top player in the draft, or will they surprise everyone and take a quarterback? There is also the option for the Redskins to trade down, but Rivera and Co. would have to be presented with an incredible offer to do so.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Brandon Scherff wants to be a Redskin for life, hopes to sign a long-term dealFriday, April 10:While Scherff is officially on the books for next season, that doesn't mean that the contract negotiations are over. Rivera toldJP Finlay earlier this offseason that the two sides are still working on a long-term deal, and hope to agree to terms sometime in the future.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .How the Redskins can addre s the receiver positionFriday, April 10: The Redskins find themselves a hot topic of conversation when it comes to quarterbacks, but it's unlikely they ditch Dwayne Haskins after only a handful of starts to grab or any other QB draft prospect in 2020. That being the case, and even if they did turn the NFL upside-down with such a move (stranger things have happened), the reality is newly-signed head coach Ron Rivera knows the QB has to throw to someone. They've at least identified a potential No. 1 receiver in Terry McLaurin, but the rest of the unit isn't something Rivera wants to write home about.Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Ron Rivera explains why Redskins chased Amari CooperTuesday, April 7:"Amari was somebody we chased hard all the way until the end," Rivera said,. "We would've loved to have him a part of what we're trying to do here. He would've been a great veteran presence."Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins hosting virtual draft party with Dwayne Haskins in attendanceMonday, April 6: The Washington Redskins want fan involvement in the 2020 NFL Draft, even though the fans can't physically be present due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.to the "Virtual Draft Experience," a three-hour live stream broadcast featuring Redskins players and coaches, including quarterback Dwayne Haskins.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Ronald Darby has something to prove: 'I'm a great corner'Monday, April 6:Ronald Darby has been much maligned for his tenure with the Philadelphia Eagles, three seasons that were torn apart by injuries and subpar play after Philadelphia captured Super Bowl LII. While Darby was instrumental toward the Eagles having a top-five defense in 2017, he also was largely responsible for Philadelphia's pa s defense ranking 30th in yards allowed in 2018 and 19th in 2019.Darby knows he's a better corner than what he's demonstrated in Philadelphia and he's determined to show it with the Washington Redskins.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Pro Football Hall of Famer Bobby Mitchell dies at 84Sunday, April 5: Pro Football Hall of Famer Bobby Mitchell, who starred for both the Cleveland Browns and Washington Redskins, has died at age 84,.Read more from Brett Anderson's story, .Kyle Allen expects to compete for the starting jobWednesday, April 1:Allen, who was traded to the Redskins late last month, recently said that hewith Dwayne Haskins to be the team's starting quarterback in 2020."I think the expectation is to come in and compete for the job," he said. "I think that's an awesome opportunity."Read more from Bryan DeArdo's story, .Dunbar explains why he wanted out of WashingtonWednesday, April 1:Why exactly did Dunbar want a change of scenery though? He said it had to do with respect, his health and his contract."At the end of the day, I feel like it was a respect factor," Dunbar said on Tuesday during an interview with Bruce Murray andon SiriusXMRadio,via Scott Allen of theWashington Post.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins agree to terms with CB Ronald DarbySunday, March 29:The Washington Redskins have experienced plenty of turnover at the cornerback position this offseason, but they have finally added someone who can come in and make an immediate impact., the Redskins have agreed to terms with former Philadelphia Eagles cornerbackon a one-year, $4 million deal.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Rivera reveals plan for Haskins, why Redskins traded for AllenWednesday, March 25: This week, Rivera sat down withto talk football, and he shed some light on what he was thinking about when he made the Allen trade and what he thinks about the quarterback position moving forward."Kyle fits what we do. He understands our system," Rivera said of the Allen trade,. "Scott Turner is our offensive coordinator, and we're using the system we basically had in place for nine seasons."Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins seven-round mock draft updateWednesday, March 25: CBS NFL Draft Writer Chris Trapa so believes the Redskins will trade down from the No. 2 overall spot in April. Check out Jordan Dajani's analysis of the potential decision, Redskins given a 'D' grade so far in free agencyTuesday, March 24:If you're looking for some blockbuster moves this free agency from the Redskins this offseason, you're hunting in the wrong forest and with a spoon instead of a cro sbow. They did make the wise move to bring back cornerback Kendall Fuller a four-year deal worth $40 million, but they failed to convince he should look in their direction.Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Redskins sign Peyton BarberTuesday, March, 24: According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, the Redskins have signed former Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Peyton Barber to a two-year deal. Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reports that the deal is.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Trent Williams' agent says Redskins should trade or release his clientTuesday, March 24: In a statementon Tuesday, Williams representative indicated it's "in the best interest" of both parties if Washington either trades or releases his client. Taylor went on to confirm previous reports that Washington, but he added that the team only did so after failing on its own to find a trading partner. Since then, Taylor continued, the Redskins have "shown no interest in negotiating in good faith, and, in fact, have given inconsistent demands" regarding the team's desired compensation for Williams."Although Trent Williams will always love and respect (team owner) Dan Snyder, teammates and the Washington Redskins' fans," Taylor wrote, "he wants to be traded or released. It's time for the organization to act in a manner that is in both Williams' and the team's best interest."Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Redskins trade Quinton Dunbar to SeahawksMonday, March 23:, a veteran cornerback who spent his first five seasons with the Redskins,Seahawks in exchange for a fifth-round pick, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Washington used a fifth-round pick earlier in the day toKyle Allen from the Panthers.Read more from Bryan DeArdo's story, .Redskins release and four cornerbacksMonday, March 23:New Washington Redskins head coach Ron Rivera has spent the past week revamping his roster, and on Monday he. Along with former starting safety, Washington also announced they had released cornerbacks,,and.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins trade for former Panthers quarterback Monday, March 23:, who started 12 games under center for the Panthers last season,in exchange for a fifth-round pick, according NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The news comes shortly after the PanthersP.J. Walker.Read more from Bryan DeArdo's story, .Redskins shopping Dunbar, per reportSaturday, March 21:future with the Washington Redskins is up in the air, and Ron Rivera and Co. have reportedly finally made a decision on what to do with their top cornerback., Washington is making Dunbar available in trade.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins to sign former Steelers safety Sean DavisWednesday, March 18: The Washington Redskins entered this offseason with major questions in the secondary, and just minutes before the new league year, they agreed to terms with a versatile defensive back from the Washington, D.C. area., former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Sean Davis has agreed to terms with the Redskins on a one-year deal worth up to $5 million.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins reportedly interested in Wednesday, March 18:Several teams are in the market for tight ends this offseason, and there are a couple of interesting veterans available, including Delanie Walker., the Washington Redskins, and have expre sed some level of interest in him so far.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins jockeying to land Wednesday, March 18:It's being reported both the and Redskins are in on, per Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, but they aren't the only two suitors. That means his price could be floating higher with each pa sing moment, and the 29-year-old is looking for a multi-year deal as well.Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Redskins sign linebackers Thomas Davis & Kevin Pierre-LouisTuesday, March 17:Davis announced on Instagram he is signing with the Redskins, days after he was released by the Los Angeles Chargers. At 36 years old, Davis had 112 tackles in his only season in Los Angeles, recording a sack and two pa ses defensed. Opposing quarterbacks completed 65.2% of their pa ses when targeting Davis in coverage, posting an 87.9 pa ser rating.Washington also agreed to a deal with Kevin Pierre-Louis,. He started three games with the Chicago Bears, recording 37 tackles and an interception in a reserve role. A fourth-round pick of the in 2014, Pierre-Lewis has played with four different teams in six seasons.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story.Cooper shuns bigger offer from Redskins to remain with CowboysTuesday, March 17: On the first day of legal tampering in the NFL,-- a source confirmed to CBS Sports -- that keeps him in Dallas through the 2024 season. That matters more to the Redskins than simply having to defend him for the next half-decade. It turns out the Ron Rivera era in Redskins free agency began with an attempt to woo Cooper away from North Texas, per multiple reports, but ended with heartbreak when the four-time Pro Bowler turned down more money from owner Dan Snyder to make good on his promise of wanting to be with the Cowboys "for life."Read more from Patrik Walker's story, . agree to three-year deal with KeenumMonday, March 16:The Cleveland Browns are signing quarterback to a three-year deal worth $18 million, including $10 million guaranteed,. Keenum's interest from Cleveland has been well-documented since the beginning. Head coach Kevin Stefanski and Keenum worked together with the in 2017.Read more from Josh Edwards' story, .Redskins agree to re-sign Monday, March 16: , the Redskins have agreed to terms on a two-year deal worth $6.6 million for Bostic.Earlier this month,reported that the Redskins and Bostic's camp had begun preliminary conversations about re-signing the 28-year-old linebacker. Bostic was picked up by the Redskins in late May after Reuben Foster went down with a season-ending leg injury. They hoped Bostic would do enough just to fill the void at linebacker, but he did much more.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, . signs with DolphinsMonday, March 16:The Ereck Flowers story will be one NFL coaches point to for years to come, as one of the biggest draft busts in recent memory has agreed to a lucrative contract on the first day teams can negotiate with impending free agents., Flowers is signing a $30 million deal over three years with the Miami Dolphins. The deal also reportedly includes $19.95 million fully guaranteed. Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Brandon Scherff receives franchise tagSaturday, March 14: The latest recipient of the franchise tag for the 2020 season is Washington guard Brandon Scherff. The team originally announced that it had placed the exclusive tag on its star guard, but later clarified that Scherff has instead.Using the non-exclusive version of the tag means that Scherff is free to negotiate a contract with other teams. If and when he agrees to terms, Washington will have the right to match that contract or else receive draft-pick compensation in exchange in the form of two first-round picks.Read more from Jared Dubin's story, Redskins asking for second-round pick in Williams trade talksFriday, March 13:, Washington has been asking for a second round pick in exchange for the long-time veteran. Garafolo says that it is his understanding that "at that asking price, it is not going to get done."Read more from Josh Edwards' story, .Redskins seven-round mock draftWednesday, March 11: CBS NFL Draft writer Chris Trapa so released his, and he has the Redskins taking some interesting players that should help this team immediately. Let's take a look at what Trapa so .Redskins still interested in taking a QB at No. 2, per reportMonday, March 9:When Tua Tagovailoa, who was recently cleared to, participates in Alabama's pro day, rest a sured that a large contingent of Redskins staff members will be there.On Monday,Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, per sources, will "do all the work as if they are taking a quarterback" with the second overall pick. And while that certainly doesn't mean that the Redskins will select a quarterback with the second pick, they will evaluate the top players at that position in the weeks leading up to the draft.Read more from Bryan DeArdo's story, .Trent Williams seeking $20M per year on contract with new teamMonday, March 9: Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams reportedlybeforeelsewhere this offseason, but the Pro Bowl lineman seems set on breaking the bank regardle s of where he plays in 2020.The 31-year-old blocker remains under contract through this season, but as he prepares to negotiate a long-term contract with a new team, Williams is seeking an average annual salary of at least $20 million,.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Redskins aiming to bring back both Ereck Flowers and Brandon ScherffSunday, March 8: While everyone is aware of the Trent Williams, both of Washington's starting offensive guards are set to hit free agency as well. It wasn't long ago that Ereck Flowers was considered one of the worst first-round draft busts in recent memory, but the Redskins now want to bring him back.During a recent appearance on, Rivera made it clear that Washington wants to bring back not only Brandon Scherff, but Flowers as well.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, ., , Texans among teams eyeing trade for TrentFriday, March 6: A day after Washington reportedlyout of D.C., thehave apparently already put the seven-time Pro Bowler. And now, according to multiple reports, the,andare among other clubs in on the Williams sweepstakes, eyeing a potential trade for the lineman ahead of 2020 free agency.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Redskins permit Trent Williams to seek tradeThursday, March 5: The Washington Redskins are allowing star left tackle Trent Williams an opportunity to seek out a trade, according to. As long as a trade partner is found, this will spell the end for Williams in D.C. and what has been long and tumultuous saga.Read more from Tyler Sullivan's story, .Redskins working to extend linebacker Jon BosticTuesday, March 3:Ron Rivera's first order of busine s as the new head coach of the Washington Redskins will be to shape the roster to his liking. He has already cut ties with several veterans, but also has to consider bringing back players who now have expired contracts. One of those players the Redskins are reportedly interested in bringing back is linebacker Jon Bostic., the Redskins and Bostic's camp have begun preliminary conversations about re-signing the 28-year-old linebacker. Free agency starts on March 18, but teams are permitted to have conversations with their own players beforehand.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins expected to franchise tag impending free agent Brandon ScherffMonday, March 2: The former first-round pick in the 2015 NFL Draft has been one of the best offensive guards in the NFL when he's been healthy, and he's expected to be paid like one in the near future. Whether that comes in the form of a long-term extension or franchise tag, however, remains to be determined. On Monday,reported that Ron Rivera and Co. are expected to franchise tag Scherff.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Trent Williams tells Redskins he wants a new contract or to be tradedThursday, Feb. 27: New coach Ron Rivera is hopeful Trent Williams will remain with the Washington Redskins in 2020, and the team itself is apparently, but according toNetwork, there's still a lot of uncertainty about the left tackle's future. Addre sing Williams' situation from the Scouting Combine on Thursday, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo echoed Rivera's comments from earlier in the week, noting the coach has touched base with the seven-time Pro Bowler about a po sible return. But that doesn't mean, as he explained, that Williams is completely sold on suiting up in burgundy this season.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Ron Rivera says Redskins will explore all options with No. 2 pickWednesday, Feb. 26: While many expect the Redskins to go in one direction at No. 2, they're exploring every po sibility that comes with such a valuable draft slot. When asked at the combine, head coach Ron Rivera made it clear the Redskins aren't anywhere close to turning their card in on one specific player."We are looking at everything," Rivera said at the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis Wednesday. "Everything is po sible. Everything is an option. What we do, we're going to decide as a group and go forward from there."Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Redskins will meet with Tua Tagovailoa, at the combineWednesday, Feb. 26: By bringing in Tagovaiola and Burrow to meet with Rivera and the team officials, Washington is doing one of two things: 1.) genuinely evaluating their options and leaving the door open to replace Haskins or 2.) posturing for a potential trade-down scenario. The franchise may be able to fetch a larger return if other teams believe they have a legitimate interest in adding a quarterback.Read more from Josh Edwards' story, .Ron Rivera explains why he took Redskins jobMonday, Feb. 24: With three straight losing seasons, a roster in flux and an infamous owner, the Redskins' head coaching job appeared to be a gig that would scare anyone who actually cared about finding succe s in their career -- but not Rivera.In a recent interview with theChicago Tribune, Rivera confirmed and clarified that he could have waited for another opportunity to surface if he wanted to, but he chose the Redskins' job for the challenge.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins believe Trent Williams is likely to play for the team in 2020Friday, Feb. 21: Two weeks ago,. Now, according to a report fromThe Washington Post'sLes Carpenter and Mark Maske, we also know that the Redskins believe thatRead more from Sean Wagner-McGough's story, .Redskins release former Pro Bowl tight end Thursday, Feb. 20: Jordan Reedto playing in 2020, but it won't be with the Washington Redskins. The Redskins have released the former Pro Bowl tight end roughly a month before the start of free agency, as announced, clearing an estimated $8.5 million in salary cap space for the offseason.that Reed was expected to be cut after clearing concu sion protocol, which he did not do for the entirety of the 2019 season. Now, the former third-round draft pick has become the latest big-name Redskin to be axed by new coach Ron Rivera, who's already cut ties with wide receiver and cornerback Josh Norman.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Redskins exercise club option on contractWednesday, Feb. 19: Adrian Peterson will be returning to the NFL for a 14th season. The Washington Redskins announced Wednesday the team picked up the club option on Peterson's contract, a base salary of $2.25 million in 2020 (), guaranteeing the 34-year old running back a shot at eclipsing the 15,000-yard mark this season.Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .NFL insider notes: Eight moves to fix me sy RedskinsMonday, Feb. 17: With the scouting combine now just a week away, this franchise had better reach a collective understanding about who it really is at this transition and what it will take to ever get out of the two-decade-long death spiral it has been in under Snyder. There are no quick fixes, and, in fact, more of a purge is truly in order to finally try to build a team capable of competing. This group needs to arrive in Indianapolis with a cogent plan for which pieces are a part of the future and which are not, beginning with Williams.Read more from Jason La Canfora's story, .Ron Rivera explains the 'big thing' behind releasing former All-Pro Josh NormanSunday, Feb. 16: Ron Rivera, the new head coach of the Redskins, coached Norman in Carolina during the height of both of their profe sional careers. In 2015, their final season together with the , Carolina went 15-1 during the regular season en route to an appearance in Super Bowl 50. Norman earned All-Pro honors that season, while Rivera won his second Coach of the Year award in three years. On Saturday,, who made just eight starts during his final season with the Redskins.Read more from Bryan DeArdo's story, .Redskins release Josh Norman, former Pro Bowl cornerback reactsFriday, Feb. 14: There will be no reunion with his former Carolina Panthers head coach, as the Redskinson Friday. The decision to let the aging cornerback walk saves the Redskins upwards of $12.5 million toward their salary cap, and his lack of production justifies the move.Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Redskins release receiver Paul RichardsonFriday, Feb. 14: The 27-year-old wideout was hampered by injuries in 2019 as well. He played in 10 games and caught 28 pa ses for 245 yards and two touchdowns before he again found himself on injured reserve due to a nagging hamstring injury. According to Garafolo, Richardson earned about $16.9 million during his two seasons in Washington, and was due $6.5 million this year. Instead, he hits the open market.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Conflicting reports surface regarding the future of Quinton DunbarWednesday, Feb. 12: The future of Washington Redskins cornerback Quinton Dunbar is reportedly up in the air. Earlier this week,that Dunbar would not attend OTAs in order to maintain his health. Later that day,reported the veteran cornerback requested to be traded or released. Despite these reports, the narrative that Dunbar was looking to sever ties with the Redskins has reportedly cooled as the week has gone on. On Wednesday, former Redskins tight end and sports radio host Rick "Doc" Walker said that he had spoken with the cornerback and that he is not asking to be traded or released. Walker relayed the details of his phone call with Dunbar during, and said that Dunbar felt his comments on Monday were overblown.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins make history by hiring Jennifer King as a full-year coaching internMonday, Feb. 10: According to their official website, the Redskins are hiring Jennifer King as a full-year coaching intern. She will be the NFL's first African American female full-time a sistant coach.Rivera and King had a preexisting relationship. Back during his time with the Carolina Panthers, Rivera had hired King as a wide receivers coaching intern for two summers. King worked one-on-one with rookies on playbook proficiencies and individual skill development along with analyzing drill efficiency and drill concepts. She worked extensively with star running back Christian McCaffrey.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Doug Williams says new coaching staff 'knows' Dwayne Haskins is team's starting QBSunday, Feb. 9: Doug Williams, the Redskins' new senior vice president of player development, isn't putting Haskins' future in question."The new staff knows that Dwayne Haskins is the starting quarterback here," Williams said,. "The only thing that can happen is for Dwayne to give it back to them. It's up to him to learn the playbook, wear the coaches out. He's got to stay at the facility until they run him out of the building. ..."Dwayne has a long way to go. But like I told him, he was doing what we expected him to do. He was ascending. Hopefully the way he goes now, he keeps going up. All eyes are going to be on him. At the same time you've got a new coaching staff and they're not married to him."Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Dwayne Haskins is 'cool' with quarterback competitionFriday, Feb. 7:The Washington Redskins appear to have finally found a franchise quarterback in Dwayne Haskins, but new head coach Ron Rivera is going to make him work this offseason to earn the starting role. In his introductory pre s conference, Rivera made it clear that he wants to see Haskins emerge as a leader for this team, and to continue developing as a pa ser."That's cool," Haskins told reporters on Friday at a Redskins community event,. "I'm just going to have to work hard and eventually take it over. Just do your best to be accountable for what you have to do and be ready to go."Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, . makes bold prediction on Chase YoungThursday, Feb. 6:"I've seen them all," McLaurin said,. "In college, I felt like Chase was the most productive of the three, and he has a chance to po sibly be the best. That doesn't take anything away from (Joey and Nick). That just tells you how good he can be."Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, . wants to silence those labeling him as 'soft'Wednesday, Feb. 5:Until he can show an ability to stay healthy, not only does he have something to prove to the team, but also those he wants to silence -- i.e., those painting him as being "soft"."When it comes to constantly being injured -- knowing how tough you are, but everybody else is looking at you as just soft who can't stay on the field, it's gonna frustrate you," Guice said, before jabbing back at those who have him strapped with the label."You just have to realize where you are and realize where they are in a sense," he said. "It's always the people behind you talking the loudest. ...I just gotta keep elevating and moving forward."Read more from Patrik Walker's story, .Ron Rivera addre ses Trent Williams' future with RedskinsTuesday, Feb. 4: Despite the i sues between Williams and the Redskins, new Washington head coach Ron Rivera, who has one year remaining on his contract, and is optimistic about keeping his star tackle in town."What's the health of Trent? We're getting ready, we're gonna go through our proce s on (Feb. 10). We'll talk about it," Rivera said, via NBC Sports. "We gotta get Trent in. We gotta sit him down, see where he is. See how he is health-wise, too. We have not really had the contact we need to have to know."But he's still our guy. These are pieces to the puzzle that we've got to put together."Read more from Bryan DeArdo's story, . explains decision to retireSunday, Feb. 2:Prior to the ' 31-20 victory over the in Super Bowl LIV, veteran NFL tight end Vernon Davis unofficially announced his retirement in a surprising way. On Fox's pre-game show, Davis found a unique way to let NFL fans know he was planning to hang up his cleats. He picked an interesting way to do it, as he made his announcement during a filmed skit that featured former tight end Rob Gronkowski and linebacker . While it almost seemed like a joke,that Davis was indeed retiring.Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Redskins' says he's 'lucky to be alive'Saturday, Feb. 1:"I had a pretty serious infection ... they had a lot of complications with it," Smith said.Smith then developed sepsis, which is a potentially life-threatening condition that occurs when the body is fighting infection. He told Jeremy Schaap that his memories during those stages of uncertainty were limited since he was under heavy sedation, but he does remember making the decision to try to save his leg."The next thing I remember is waking up several weeks later faced with the decision of amputation or limb salvage at that point."Read more from Jordan Dajani's story, .Daniel Snyder met with Maryland lawmakers to discu s allowing sports betting at new stadiumWednesday, Jan. 22:Maryland could see significant revenue from the legalization of sports betting, as other states have seen. According to the A sociated Pre s, state analysts estimate that sports betting would bring around $35 million annually in tax revenue.With so many states already on the sports betting train, it sounds like Snyder wants to work with lawmakers to make sure Maryland gets in on the action. If it is legalized in the near future, perhaps fans will be able to place wagers at the new stadium if it is indeed located in Maryland.Read more from Chris Bengel's story, .Washington Redskins team needs, draft picks, prospects to trackTuesday, Jan. 21: CBS NFL Draft writer Josh Edwards took a shot at identifying what the Redskins need to do in the 2020 NFL Draft. Check out his piece, .Redskins rea sign Doug Williams in front officeThursday, Jan. 9: A week after the team's hire of Ron Rivera as the new head coach,the former-winning quarterback and personnel exec will return, albeit in a new role, reporting directly to Rivera.Originally hired in 2014 to a sist the personnel staff, the 64-year-old Williams spent three years in his initial role before earning a promotion to senior vice president of player personnel in 2017, e sentially replacing fired general manager Scot McCloughan as the club's top front-office voice next to Allen. Credited with, he also oversaw the talent evaluation staff.Read more from Cody Benjamin's story, .Ron Rivera won't commit to Dwayne Haskins as Redskins starterTuesday, Jan. 7:"He's going to have to step up and become a leader," Ron Rivera said,. "All the great ones have become leaders and they've become leaders whether they're rookies or they're 10-, 12-year vets.""We're going to have an interesting set of circumstances that we'll go through as we go through the OTAs and into minicamp and then training camp. But one thing that I will do ... once we feel comfortable, is to go ahead and make that decision so we can go forward and give these guys the opportunity to develop."Read more from Jeff Kerr's story, .Ron Rivera agrees to five-year deal to become new head coachThursday, Jan. 2:"After several meetings with Coach Rivera, it was clear he is the right person to bring winning football back to Washington D.C.," Redskins owner Dan Snyder said. "He is widely respected around the league as a man of great integrity and has proven to be one of the finest coaches in the country."Snyder seemed to put on the full-court pre s to make sure he landed Rivera before other jobs became available throughout the league. This five-year commitment appears to be one signal that he was really pushing to envelop to get his top candidate.Read more from Tyler Sullivan's story, . Cleveland Guardians Jersey