REDSKINS RUMORS & GOSSIP

ESPN reported Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins “would love” to spend his career in Washington. And then Twitter broke. Excuse me, where’s the news? While ESPN reporter Sal Paolantonio is an excellent reporter, this is the same thing Cousins has told local media over and over for nearly two years. Nothing new here, folks. Move along to the next Twitter meltdown. There’s sure...

As the Redskins celebrate their 85th anniversary this season, take a look at some diehard Redskins fans tell their stories of fandom, and submit yours today.

The team’s new defensive backs coach has returned to the NFL after 11 seasons in the college ranks, the majority of them spent at Virginia Tech. Following a recent training camp practice, Gray discussed the Redskins’ secondary, his coaching development and why he loves MMA.

The Capitals rank highest in fan satisfaction among five professional sports teams in Washington and the Redskins rank lowest, according to the results of an online survey released Wednesday. J.D. Power surveyed 9,200 sports fans across 11 markets who attended at least one MLB, MLS, NBA, NFL or NFL game during the previous season for its […]

A morning roundup of what the local and national media have to say about the Washington Redskins on Wednesday, August 16, 2017, delivered by FedEx Ground.

Go on the field & inside the huddle at Redskins training camp with cornerback Josh Norman.

Check out Vince's Redskins/Sean Taylor inspired Polaris Slingshot on this episode of Redskins Rides!

The Redskins do not hold live tackling drills in training camp. In fact, they don't do it all season. Head coach Jay Gruden has been

 Ending football practice on a field goal challenge is an age-old tradition. It allows kickers to practice the pressure of a game situation and gives their teammates a chance to abuse them support them. In order to end an entire training camp, as the Washington Redskins did on Tuesday, they went with the unconventional pick for the field goal attempt: new starting safety D.J. Swearinger...

Converted safety, Su'a Cravens had knee surgery on Tuesday that will prevent him from playing until Week 1. Will this hold back his transition at

The latest on the injuries of Redskins Su'a Cravens, Jordan Reed and Josh Doctson.

REPORT: Redskins Safety Will Be Ready for Week 1 Following Knee Surgery The post Redskins Safey Su’a Cravens Will Be Ready for Week 1 Following Knee Surgery appeared first on KCM Sports.

NFL teams are in the midst of training camp and the preseason has begun. What do we expect from the Washington Redskins in 2017? It’s safe to say we’re not shy when it comes to getting you ready for the upcoming NFL season. Since March, we have strung together four different series in preparation for the fall. We have looked at all 32 teams’ most improved area. That was preceded...

RICHMOND — When running back Chris Thompson lines up in the backfield, the fourth-year veteran keys on only a few words out of the plethora barked by quarterback Kirk Cousins. Once he hears them, like “all go” or “steamer,” Thompson instinctively shuts out everything else. It’s how Thompson, the Redskins’ reliable third-down back, memorizes the playbook. […]

An overwhelming majority of people feel that Kirk Cousins will be playing his final season in Washington this year, but the quarterback continues to say he hopes that will not be the case.ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio sat down for an interview with Cousins this week, and he shared a teaser from the chat on Instagram Monday. Although he was not able to work out a long-term deal with Washington...

RICHMOND – Stephen Rivera slowly paced along the sidewalk Sunday as fans trickled across the street into Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center, taking in the final open practice of the team’s fifth training camp in Richmond. The 56-year-old Richmond local has been a consistent presence since he, and the team, moved down to Virginia’s capital in […]

With the NFL preseason just getting underway, the Washington Redskins coaching staff will be evaluating every player and starting to form depth charts. In this article, I will analyze the Redskins’ main running backs and what kind of role they might play in the upcoming year. As of now, Rob Kelley is first on the depth chart. The second year back out of Tulane put together a strong...

The Los Angeles Chargers are planning for rookie wide receiver Mike Williams to make his NFL debut in October, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Williams, the seventh overall pick in this year’s NFL Draft, is dealing with a back injury. Initial reports indicated that he could miss the entire season (more on that here), so an October return is welcome.The report further...

RICHMOND – The Washington Redskins held their final full practice session of training camp, and after a closed walk-through session Monday morning, they’ll head back to Ashburn to continue preparation for the final three preseason games. Here are the three takeaways from Sunday afternoon’s practice: 1. More burst from Perine: Following the preseason opener, Coach Jay […]

The NFL season is right around the corner, which means 32 teams will be looking to improve on their performances last year. One of these teams is the Washington Redskins. The Redskins’ season had a disappointing finish last year, failing to secure a postseason spot. With some new acquisitions on both sides of the ball, they are hoping to reach the playoffs again and possibly make...

The Washington Redskins will be without starting defensive end Trent Murphy throughout the 2017 season after he suffered a torn ACL, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. Murphy was already slated to miss the first four games of the season after being suspended for violating the NFL’s PEDs policy.This is a huge blow to Washington. Murphy, who started 23 games in his first two years, played...

The Washington Redskins, despite finally having a top performing quarterback, have managed to create instability at the position. Their starting quarterback is on his second franchise tag after being unable to reach a long term deal with the team, so it’s not outside the realm of possibility that the Redskins could see shuffling at the position soon. That being said, the Redskins...

Former Washington Redskins general manager Scot McCloughan is open to getting back in the game.In a Twitter Q&A on Tuesday evening, McCloughan, who left Washington under strange and controversial circumstances, said he would be willing to return — if the situation were right. It’s safe to say that situation would not involve Bruce Allen, to say the very least.Despite being...