David Jones
- ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports
Kirk Cousins reiterates that he wants to stay in Washington
Kirk Cousins recently said he wants to never change teams. In an interview televised during Saturday’s broadcast of preseason action against Green Bay, Cousins made it clear that he wants to be in Washington for his full career. “So I want to be a Washington Redskin, yes,” Cousins said.
- CSN Mid-Atlantic
After rookie jitters in Week 1, things are slowing down for Samaje Perine
On Monday, the moon did something that probably made Redskins offensive line coach Bill Callahan very proud: it blocked the sun. That's right — matched up one-on-one with one of the most feared things in space, the moon displayed great technique and a solid anchor, and in turn, treated much of the country to a thrilling solar eclipse. Hopefully, guards, tackles and centers of all ages took note of it, too. In honor of the momentous event, let's take a look at the five most intimidating players who the 2017 Redskins will be forced to block in the upcoming season. The best part of these battles, by the way? They won't require glasses to view them. 5) Danielle Hunter (Vikings) Hunter's name isn't
- Washington Post
NFL’s Bennett brothers show two sides of activism. For Martellus Bennett, that’s political cartooning.
Martellus Bennett didn’t protest the national anthem. The Green Bay Packers tight end stood up with the rest of his teammates, and Washington Redskins players, during the second preseason contest at FedEx Field on Saturday. “Nah, I’m chilling,” Bennett responded when asked about it after the game. Instead, he just chose a different medium to express his thoughts: art. Yes, there are, in fact, multiple ways to convey a message. While his brother, Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett, sat during the national anthem during Friday’s preseason game for the second straight week in solidarity with those fighting for racial equality, Martellus Bennett posted a political cartoon dedicated to
Quarterbacks
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | QB | |
| 12 | QB | |
| 2 | QB |
Running Backs
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 34 | RB | |
| 35 | RB | |
| 31 | RB | |
| 20 | RB | |
| 39 | RB | |
| 32 | RB | |
| 25 | KR/RB |
Wide Receivers
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 80 | WR/PR | |
| 19 | WR | |
| 18 | WR | |
| 14 | WR | |
| 13 | WR/KR | |
| 15 | WR | |
| 88 | WR | |
| 16 | WR | |
| 11 | WR | |
| 17 | WR | |
| 83 | WR | |
| 6 | WR | |
| 10 | WR |
Tight Ends
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 45 | TE | |
| 89 | TE | |
| 85 | TE | |
| 82 | TE | |
| 84 | TE | |
| 86 | TE | |
| 87 | TE |
Offensive Line
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 68 | G/LOT | |
| 67 | G/ROG | |
| 69 | T/LOT | |
| 74 | G/ROG | |
| 77 | G/LOG/LS | |
| 61 | C | |
| 76 | T/ROT | |
| 79 | T/LOT | |
| 66 | T/ROT | |
| 60 | T/ROT | |
| 62 | C | |
| 73 | C | |
| 75 | G/ROG | |
| 57 | C/LS | |
| 71 | T/LOT | |
| 63 | G/LOG |
Defensive Line
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 95 | DT/LDE | |
| 63 | DE/LDE | |
| 69 | DT/RDE | |
| 90 | DE/LDE | |
| 98 | DE/RDE | |
| 72 | DE/LDE | |
| 78 | NT | |
| 97 | DT/RDE | |
| 92 | DT/NT | |
| 73 | DT/NT | |
| 99 | NT |
Linebackers
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 52 | LB/LOLB | |
| 53 | LB/LILB | |
| 55 | LB/RILB | |
| 51 | LB/LILB | |
| 54 | LB/RILB | |
| 58 | LB/RILB | |
| 40 | LB/RILB | |
| 91 | LB/LOLB | |
| 46 | LB/LILB | |
| 45 | LB/ROLB | |
| 94 | LB/ROLB | |
| 50 | LB/SPTM/LILB | |
| 56 | LB/ROLB | |
| 48 | LB/ROLB | |
| 59 | LB/LOLB |
Secondary
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 26 | CB/LCB | |
| 30 | S/SS | |
| 47 | CB/RCB | |
| 22 | S/SPTM/FS | |
| 29 | CB/RCB | |
| 23 | S/FS | |
| 20 | CB/RCB | |
| 37 | CB/LCB | |
| 39 | S/SS | |
| 31 | CB/LCB | |
| 34 | S/SS | |
| 24 | CB/RCB | |
| 35 | CB/SPTM/LCB | |
| 25 | S/SS | |
| 36 | S/FS |
Special Teams
| No | Player | Pos |
|---|---|---|
| 41 | S/PR/FS | |
| 3 | K/KFG/KKO | |
| 5 | P/HLD |