A morning roundup of what the local and national media have to say about the Washington Redskins on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015.

All reports, rumors and conjecture are a reflection of the media conversation and are not endorsed or confirmed by the Washington Redskins.

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-- The Redskins' new offensive line coach, Bill Callahan is "fired up" to be with the Redskins. He said he wants to uphold the tradition that "The Hogs" created years ago. 

-- Report: veteran defensive lineman visited with the Redskins on Wednesday. He was brought into the league as a seventh-round draft pick under current Redskins general manager Scot McCloughan. 

-- Could television analyst be in the future for cornerback DeAngelo Hall once his playing days are over? Hall talked about his experience working with NFL Network as part of their combine coverage. 

-- One hundred members each from the Women of Washington Redskins and Redskins Salute joined forces Tuesday evening at Redskins Park in Loudoun County, Va., to assemble hundreds of care packages for U.S. troops stationed overseas. 

-- This week's "NFC East Intel" looks at the cornerback situations for both the Eagles and the Cowboys along with an update on the Giants' plans for wide receiver Victor Cruz who is still recovering from injury. 

-- ESPN's Chris Mortensen told Redskins.com that the offseason hiring of new general manager Scot McCloughan was one of the best moves in the NFL over the last few seasons. "Scot is well-known as a terrific talent evaluator, and it's not just the talent evaluators in the first round guys, but it's across the board," Mortensen said.

-- Fox Sports' Peter Schrager in his latest mock draft has Washington defensive lineman Danny Shelton going to the Redskins. Shelton is coming off of an All-American season in which he recorded a career-high in sacks and has been compared to two-time Super Bowl Champion Vince Wilfork. 

-- Here's a compilation of Redskins.com TV's videocast with linebacker Ryan Kerrigan. 

-- Redskins.com TV's Larry Michael got an exclusive interview with general manager Scot McCloughan, where he talked about some of his philosophies while at the NFL Combine. 

-- President Bruce Allen joined the Redskins' video podcast on Thursday, where he said McCloughan is "detail conscious."

-- During his press conference at the NFL Combine on Wednesday, Washington Redskins head coach Jay Gruden said that quarterback Robert Griffin III is the "No. 1 guy" heading into the 2015 season. 

-- Over the next few weeks Redskins.com will provide a position-by-position look at who will be on the free agent market as it stands now. The most recent positional group to go under the microscope is the cornerbacks. The position is expected to be a point of emphasis for the Redskins during the offseason. 

-- Redskins.com continues their "Mock Madness" with a roundup of what various media members think of the Redskins' fifth-overall pick. 

-- The Sports Illustrated vault found a pretty interesting photo of John Riggins that The Redskins Blog shared.  

-- In a worthwhile read that provides a completely new look at Joe Theismann, the man himself wrote a letter entitled "A Letter To My Younger Self" in which he explains advice he would have given growing up. 

-- Were the 1983 Redskins the best team to never hoist the Lombardi Trophy? The fans have responded and the answer is yes. 

-- Is Darrell Green going to run another 40-yard dash? 

-- Former Redskins quarterback shared some wisdom with current Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones on ESPN. 

-- CSNWashington.com's Rich Tandler with players the Redskins could take with their second-round pick.   

-- CSNWashington.com's Tarik El-Bashir on some possible free agent cornerback options. 

-- ESPN.com's John Keim on how Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota's strong showing at the NFL Combine could help the Redskins if they elect to move from the No. 5 pick. 

-- Keim also says former University of Virginia pass rusher Eli Harold could be a fit in this year's NFL Draft. 

-- ProFootballTalk reports that A.J. Smith will not return to the Redskins. 

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