A morning roundup of what the local and national media have to say about the Washington Redskins on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014.

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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-- Fullback Darrel Young, 80 Greatest Redskin Ed Simmons and the First Ladies of Football were at the Helping a Hero event on Monday for Jay Briseno Jr. -- a veteran who was injured in Iraq in 2003 and was at the unveiling of his new home. At the event, the Young gave Briseno Jr. -- a diehard Redskins fan -- a signed Joe Theismann jersey. 

-- The Redskins made several roster moves on Monday, signing two defensive backs to the active roster and a tackle to the practice squad. 

-- Since joining the Redskins as a draft pick in 2012, running back Alfred Morris has been one of the most consistent players on the roster. First-year head coach Jay Gruden talked about his continued strong play and how he's 'Steady Eddie.'

-- Linebacker Keenan Robinson wants to leave his mark both on the field and in the community.

-- Growing up in Minnesota and attending college in South Dakota, offensive lineman Tom Compton is OK with being his own guy.

-- Here are three segments from 'Sean Taylor: A Football Life.'

-- Teammates and fans have been showing support for cornerback DeAngelo Hall as he recovers from surgery.

-- CSN Washington's Rich Tandler believes the Redskins need to find ways to generate more turnovers. He also has snap counts from Week 4 and players who have the needle pointing up.

-- CSN Washington's Tarik El-Bashir with more on the return of cornerback Richard Crawford. 

-- ESPN's John Keim with several observations of 'Sean Taylor: A Football Life', an in-depth look at defensive end Jason Hatcher and a close look at each of quarterback Kirk Cousins' starts dating back to his first appearance in the starting lineup in 2012.

-- *The Washington Times *published this piece on Cousins' Week 4 performance and what he needs to do moving forward.

-- The Washington Post's Mike Jones on linebacker Ryan Kerrigan's successful season. He currently leads the NFL in sacks with 5. 

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