Daily Slop: Washington Football Media Links Roundup

A daily collection of articles from around the web

Ten roster thoughts looking ahead to Washington Football training camp | RSN
JP Finlay says to stop talking like Ryan Fitzpatrick isn’t the starter for the Washington Football Team, plus has a plan for Landon Collins in Richmond.

Darrell Green: If Washington is winning, the team could be called ‘Meatballs’ | RSN
The Washington legend believes the product on the field is way more important than the name.

Chemistry Is Key For Camaron Cheeseman
Cheeseman will be working with Tress Way and Dustin Hopkins for the foreseeable future, and he will need to develop a strong relationship with both of them.

Why Washington can follow up 2020 success with — imagine this — 2021 success | RSN
The Washington Football Team isn’t known for stacking good seasons on top of one another. Could this year be different?

Benjamin St-Juste says Washington Football Team’s defense ‘runs the team’ | RSN
On a recent episode of the Washington Football Talk podcast, the rookie defensive back says the culture of Washington’s defense defines the squad as a whole and sets the tone.

Ryan Fitzpatrick Working Wonders For Washington’s Receivers
The wide receivers are already benefitting from Fitzpatrick lining up under center.

The Legend Of Sam Cosmi
Cosmi showed some unique strength at Atascocita High School in Humble, Texas, and it created some unforgettable memories.

Chase Young nominated for ESPYs ‘Best Breakthrough Athlete’ award | RSN
The WFT star pass rusher could take home his first-ever ESPY this summer.

ESPN analyst believes Washington can be the ‘fastest offense in the NFL’ | RSN
The Washington Football Team has compiled a number of speedy options in recent years. ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky says you’ll notice this season.

More than half of NFL players have been vaccinated, as league aims to reassure skeptics – The Washington Post
The league is seeking a return to normalcy for the 2021 season but has not mandated vaccinations for players, instead focusing on education and the incentive of reduced restrictions.

Nate Burleson wants Chase Young to be Madden NFL 22’s cover athlete | RSN
The Good Morning Football crew discussed who they want to grace the cover of Madden NFL 22. Nate Burleson cast his vote for Washington pass-rusher Chase Young.