A morning roundup of what the local and national media have to say about the Washington Redskins on Tuesday, July 28, 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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Check out images of fourth-year running back Alfred Morris during the 2015 offseason.
-- CSN Washington wrote up Chris Cooley's comments from a Sunday appearance on NFLXM Radio in which he said he "can help somebody."
-- How does the Redskins defense look heading into training camp? CSN Washington's Tarik El-Bashir previews the top story lines
-- CSN Washington's Rich Tandler notes that there is no question about who is starting at “Mike” linebacker this season: Keenan Robinson.
-- ESPN's John Keim thinks that former Redskins TE Chris Cooley could return to the NFL, but it may not happen until the season begins
-- Keim also reflects on how the Redskins' pass rush can be improved by the addition of grandmaster Joe Kim.
-- The Washington Post columnist Jerry Brewer writes that new Redskins general manager Scot McCloughan has proved that the team's concentration on success goes beyond how Robert Griffin III performs.
-- The Washington Post's Mark Bullock breaks down one of the Redskins' offensive concepts: the out route.
-- The Washington Post's Liz Clarke covers five things to watch heading into Redskins training camp.
-- BleacherReport.com's Jame Dudko provided five names who could stand out when training camp begins later this week.
-- 24/7 Sports believes that rookie RB Matt Jones has the opportunity to land the third-down back role during training camp.
-- Hogshaven.com has a look at the Redskins' starting quarterback situation vs. other situations across the league.
-- David Elfin has a look at the Redskins' rushing attack and how Alfred Morris can stand out in comparison to his teammates.
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