profusion

The Redskins' current unis are a classic look. No need to change. You know it'd be some atrocity like what the Rams just did. Combining the deep maroon and number colors of the 1937 jerseys with white pants and the current helmet stripes/logo might be cool, but we'd never get that lucky.

The DBs will look a lot better if they're playing with a front seven that can actually generate pressure.

I'm still shaking my head over this one. Domestic violence, bar fights or fraud are more understandable--basic crimes of passion or greed that unfortunately happen all the time. This is just so boneheaded as to defy belief.

See, if they'd all been social distancing properly, none of this would have happened...

I'd prefer '30s retro like the 1937 throwbacks over the garbage new uniforms the league has been generating lately. The Redskins are a cornerstone franchise and should look like it, not like an XFL team.

Didn't watch the documentary, but I did read the accompanying piece on ESPN. Holy cow. He's a testament both to the modern medical profession and to what one man's will can accomplish. I still don't think he gets back on the field, but I'm rooting for him.

Ron and Kyle didn't have much of a hand to play this off-season. Not enough draft picks. Trent screwing over any trade leverage they had. Roster with apparent talent but having been badly utilized in recent years and thus tough to evaluate for weaknesses. They obviously haven't done enough yet to fill the glaring weaknesses on offense, but I'm guessing they think more serviceable TEs will become available during preseason.

Same here. He's on the wrong side of 30 and has an injury history. Still, some team will overpay for a starting caliber LT.

I'm guessing we get a second for him, plus a throw-in lower pick or player.

Dak is overrated. Plus, their D will continue to be a liability. No freaking out needed.

Can't wait for Chase to introduce himself to Dak, Carson and Daniel.

I need to see a pattern of honest, ethical behavior and decision making, in addition to hiring quality football people, staying out of their way, and giving them the tools to succeed. He's already off to a good start on the latter.

Drafting Tua essentially means writing off the 2020 season. They'll likely have to trade Haskins and won't get an immediate impact player from the draft. If Tua was healthy, it's much more likely the Skins would be picking him or Burrow and trading Haskins. I can't speak to Tua's merit, since I mostly ignore any college football that doesn't involve my alma mater, the University of Oregon.

Drafting Tua would effectively begin a rebuild. Drafting Chase would be an attempt to build on what we already have. I thought Ron said he wasn't here for a rebuild.

It's the right thing to release him now and let everyone move on. I can see a team taking a flyer on him, but his cap hit is too much for the Redskins to do so, given the risk.