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Ryan Kerrigan prefers to lead by example, but over the years he has become more comfortable as a vocal leader. And since training camp began in late July, he's become especially close to one player in particular: No. 2 overall pick Chase Young. "[Kerrigan] has really put his arm around Chase," head coach Ron Rivera said, "which has really been neat to watch."

Kerrigan is the ideal mentor for Young. Not only was he a first-round pick, but he has as many Pro Bowl appearances (four) as missed games during his 10-year career. Plus, Kerrigan is currently 1.5 sacks away from breaking the franchise's all-time record.

Kerrigan said he likes being around Young because he craves information and "wants to know how he can be great."

"I want to impart as much as I can on him and help him accomplish all he can accomplish because, you guys know this is no secret, the sky's the limit for that guy."

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Haskins feeling more comfortable in new offense: Although Dwayne Haskins Jr. is learning his third offense in as many years, he feels more comfortable with Scott Turner's system since he has already learned an NFL offense before. Haskins said Turner's version of the Air Coryell offense is more difficult than Ohio State's offense but easier than the West Coast offense he ran as a rookie. "I feel like this offense and the system I'm in really fits me," Haskins said of Turner's aggressive, downfield attack. "I'm looking forward to mastering it."

Haskins believes he gives Washington the best chance to win: Rivera has repeatedly praised Haskins for the work he put in this offseason, but he has yet to anoint him as the starter. In fact, Rivera said there will be a "pure competition" between Haskins and newcomer Kyle Allen. And if Alex Smith is cleared for football activity, Rivera said he would enter the competition as well. Do not expect this to rattle Haskins, though. "All respect to everyone in the quarterback room, but I feel like I'll give us the best opportunity and I'm just looking forward to show it."

Kerrigan plans on being a playmaker: With the addition of Young and a new coaching staff, the defensive line rotation has yet to be determined. But whenever Kerrigan is on the field, he expects to have a similar impact to his first 10 years in the league. "I'm planning on being out there a lot and making a lot of plays. That's how I trained this offseason, that's how I'm approaching camp right now and that's how I'm anticipating going into this season."

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