Accompanying move with Kidsy release: they sign WR Brown (Tony Brown Of course): pic.twitter.com/3YrIsWa34P — John Keim (@john_keim) August 31, 2020 The Washington Football Team cut ties with WR Darvin Kidsy on Monday morning, ending his three year stint with the team. In his place, Washington decided to pick up WR Tony Brown, a rookie who went undrafted and was released by the Cleveland Browns earlier this summer. Brown is a former member of the Colorado Buffs, and he played with Washington QB Steven Montez in college. During his senior year, Brown tied for the team lead with 56 receptions ..read more

It was announced early on Monday morning that the Jacksonville Jaguars had released running back Leonard Fournette, a former first-round pick. While Fournette had a couple of very solid years in the NFL, he never quite lived up to the massive expectations that surrounded him coming out of LSU, and the Jaguars have now decided to move on from him with one year left on his rookie contract. So should Washington look at claiming him now that he’s available? There are some valid arguments for why they should, but probably more that says they shouldn’t. Let’s break it down. Ever since Derrius Guice ..read more

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With the full-team scrimmage at FedEx field standing as the only thing between Washington and the end of training camp, Sunday’s training camp practice was significant. Many players had their last shot to make an impression on the coaching staff, and their roster spot hangs in the balance. On a day when many of the young players on the bubble were expected to step up, it was two of Washington’s superstars who made the biggest impressions on the day. We already showed you the monster goal-line stop that rookie Chase Young made against Adrian Peterson, saving a touchdown, and now reports are out ..read more

Coach Ron Rivera said that Jonathan Allen got rolled up on. Team held him out. He wanted to go back out. — Rhiannon Walker (@InstantRHIplay) August 30, 2020 Jonathan Allen is grabbing his leg. Rolling around on the turf and slow to get up. — Rhiannon Walker (@InstantRHIplay) August 30, 2020 Jonathan Allen is up walking around now. It appears the medical staff put a brace on the left leg. The staff also took his helmet, the sign that he's done at least for the day. — JP Finlay (@JPFinlayNBCS) August 30, 2020 UPDATE: Coach Ron Rivera said after practice that Jonathan Allen got rolled up on ..read more

Access Denied pic.twitter.com/207Uwnv8Zp — Washington Football Team (@WashingtonNFL) August 30, 2020 All reports were that practice was expected to ramp up the intensity in Washington on Sunday, and so far that seems to be extremely accurate. With just two practices left before camp ends, many players are working to battle for their final spots either on the starting lineup or the roster in general. However, it was two sure-fire difference-makers who provided one of the bigger highlights of the day, with rookie Chase Young stuffing veteran Adrian Peterson at the goal line to stop a touchdown ..read more

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With Saturday’s training camp practice now in the books, the Washington Football Team only has two padded practices left before roster cuts are made — one on Sunday and a scrimmage at FedEx Field on Monday. When talking to the media on Saturday, Rivera got into the cut process a bit, and while he didn’t delve into specific players who have caught his attention — though he said many have — he did talk about Sunday’s practice being of the utmost importance, with a number of jobs on the line, and a number of competitions for starting spots, and roster spots, coming to a boil. On two camp practic ..read more