A morning roundup of what the local and national media have to say about the Washington Redskins on Tuesday, June 2, 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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-- CSN Washington's Rich Tandler wonders which unit will perform better for the Redskins this season -- offense or defense.
-- Redskins President Bruce Allen talked to reporters yesterday and touched on wide receiver DeSean Jackson's presence at OTAs.
-- Tandler also writes that head coach Jay Gruden is confident the defense can handle all of the changes they've experienced during the offseason.
--CSN Washington's Tarik El-Bashir says that tight end Jordan Reed had a procedure done on his knee recently while Gruden said he'll be sidelined until training camp.
-- One week after the Redskins decided to cut ties with Chris Chester, Tandler writes that the depth chart at two different offensive line positions have changed as a result.
-- ESPN's John Keim answered fan questions over the weekend including those on Brandon Scherff's arm length and what Robert Griffin III needs to accomplish in 2015.
-- Keim is also reporting that the Redskins have signed veteran defensive lineman Jerrell Powe.
-- Keim also interviewed Duke head coach David Cutcliffe who had a lot of positive things to say about wide receiver Jamison Crowder.
-- The Washington Post's Mike Jones has a piece on rookie wide receiver/returner Jamison Crowder and how he is eager to learn and contribute.
-- The Washington Post's Neil Greenberg breaks down some numbers and believes cornerback Chris Culliver will have a big impact for the Redskins' secondary.
-- What did the procedure Ryan Kerrigan recently had done mean for the linebacker? He told NBC Washington that it may have been a blessing in disguise.
-- The Hattiesburg American has a feature on Redskins rookie Dasman McCullum impressing coaches and teammates early on his tenure with the team after earning a free agent contract.
-- NFL.com's Chris Wesseling writes that the Redskins considered the decision to exercise Robert Griffin III's option a "no-brainer."
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