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Wednesday, May 8, 2019

Afternoon Slop: Redskins hire Kyshoen Jarrett to coaching staff

A look at the Redskins top stories of the day

Redskins hire former player Kyshoen Jarrett as Defensive Quality Control Coach | NBC Sports

Jarrett, who was selected as a sixth-round pick out of Virginia Tech by the Redskins during the 2015 NFL Draft, suffered a career-ending shoulder injury during the final game of his rookie season against the Dallas Cowboys Jan. 3, 2016.

Redskins Depth Chart Review: Is TE a problem or a production problem? | NBC Sports

“Last year we tinkered around with two different two tight end sets, actually we had three. We had [Jeremy] Sprinkle and Vernon, Sprinkle and Jordan, and Vernon and Jordan. It’s kind of a pain in the neck when you have all these plays,” Gruden said. ”If you’re going to feature the running game it’s probably going to be Sprinkle more so, then Jordan and Vernon are standing next to you and you’re like ‘hey, how you doing? Why don’t you get out there, you guys are our best receivers.’”

NFL Experts predict: Answering the 2019 Draft’s biggest questions | ESPN

With the franchise still unsettled at QB, Washington used a first-round pick on Haskins, who obliterated Ohio State’s single-season marks for passing yards and touchdown passes. I get that there are questions about him, partly because he started only one season for the Buckeyes, but he’s a sharp, true pocket passer. And I almost forgot: Haskins has a boulder-sized chip on his shoulder after falling to No. 15. For Washington, this could work out spectacularly.

Tuesday’s deadline marks the next wave of Free Agency | NFL.com

“If teams sign players, they are not counted against the compensatory pick formula,” NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport explained Monday night on Total Access. “In other words, they do not hurt future draft choices. So, you have some players that are simply in a waiting game.”

Expectations for the development of the Redskins 2nd year players | Fanspeak.com

As the season wears on I see Guice taking a larger and larger role, including perhaps some of the 3rd down work as well. Guice should play a fairly decent role on the Redskins this year, but it’s probably a year away from him being a focal point of the offense. Long term though that is still very much a possibility.



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