In lieu of the Washington Redskins schedule being released, here is a shareable graphic of the Redskins 2015 Schedule and opponents. Feel free to use the buttons below to share it on your social networks! Hail to the Redskins.
We’ve known for ages, who they were going to play – last night we found out when and where. Here is the Washington Redskins 2015 schedule.
NFL teams already know which teams they will be playing in 2015 – tonight they found out when and where. The NFL schedule will be officially announced tonight at 8 pm ET. The Redskins schedule will be made up of home games with the following teams: Cowboys, Giants, Eagles, Saints, Buccaneers, Rams, Bills, Dolphins. And … Read more
Yesterday the Redskins released their 2015 preseason schedule opponents, although exact dates and times are not yet known. Here’s who the Redskins drew in these most meaningless of games… Washington Redskins at Cleveland Browns (Aug. 13-17) Detroit Lions at Washington Redskins (Aug. 20-24) Washington Redskins at Baltimore Ravens (either Friday, August 28, or Saturday, August … Read more
Former Redskins defensive end Jarvis Jenkins signed a one-year deal with the Bears, according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune.
#Bears have agreed to terms with DE Jarvis Jenkins on a 1-year contract. It will be official after he passes his physical later today.
— Brad Biggs (@BradBiggs) March 24, 2015
Jenkins is the fifth Redskins unrestricted free agent to leave this offseason, following the departures of linebacker Brian Orakpo to the Titans, wide receiver Leonard Hankerson to the Atlanta Falcons, and running back Roy Helu Jr. signed with the Oakland Raiders. Safety Ryan Clark retired.
For the third consecutive season, the Washington Redskins will not receive any compensatory picks in the upcoming 2015 NFL Draft.
The NFL announced the 32 compensatory picks on Monday night, and not surprisingly Washington didn’t receive any. Last year’s signing of Jason Hatcher negated all losses.
From NFL.com:
Under the rules, a team losing more or better compensatory free agents than it acquires in the previous year is eligible to receive compensatory draft picks. The number of picks a team receives equals the net loss of compensatory free agents up to a maximum of four.
Here are the 32 picks:
Here is what’s going on in Redskins Nation in the last 24 hours…
From the mainstream media:
Awesome graphic posted by the Redskins today – get to know all of the new Redskins coaching staff at a glance!
The Redskins took another step in re-building their secondary today, and signed former Seattle Seahawks safety Jeron Johnson. He was with the Seahawks from 2011 until 2014, and backed up Pro Bowl strong safety Kam Chancellor. Johnson tweeted the news early Monday afternoon, and the NFL’s Ian Rapoport confirmed and tweeted out the details of … Read more
In an ever-increasing “more graphics” world, I give you the Redskins first week in free agency in an image. Feel free to share it on your social networks with the buttons below. 🙂 Just click on the image for a 1280×800 wallpaper sized version. Hail to the Redskins.