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    Daily Slop: Redskins Media Links Roundup Redskins 'blown away' by Daron Payne's ability | 106.7 The FanThe first-round pick will be out of action for 2-3 weeks Washington Redskins Hats , but the Redskins aren't concerned. Here's why.Key takeaways from Redskins training camp Day 4 | NBC Sports WashingtonThe Redskins have an off day on July 30, so JP Finlay and Rich Tandler are looking back at what they've done so far in Richmond for 2018 camp.Josh Doctson is building trust and turning heads at Redskins training camp - The Washington PostNew quarterback Alex Smith is giving the third-year pro opportunities to shine.Ryan Kerrigan closing in on Redskins sack leader Dexter Manley | 106.7 The FanClosing in on a Redskins legend, Ryan Kerrigan doesn't focus on surpassing Dexter Manley.The Running Back Camp Motto? Make Every Rep CountAs the Redskins search for who will fill out their running backs group, the depth in the backfield in Richmond makes that choice extremely tough for the coaching staff. Here's how some are handling the pressure.Play of the day: Redskins WR Maurice Harris is making his case for a roster spot | NBC Sports WashingtonPlay of the day: Maurice Harris' leaping end zone catch on Sunday is another indication that he is in position to make the 53-man roster coming out of training camp.Josh Doctson says he's healthy and his performance on the field backs him up | NBC Sports WashingtonJosh Doctson says he is healthy and ready for the season. So far, what he has done on the field is practice backs up what he says.Redskins’ Quinton Dunbar has a healthy contract and confidence heading into fourth year - The Washington PostDunbar played wide receiver in college, and now he feels fully acclimated to the cornerback position.At Redskins camp, praise of Alex Smith comes with a subtle side of Kirk Cousins hostility | Sports | richmond.comDuring Sunday's practice at Washington Redskins training camp, Alex Smith turned a routine pass play into a 50-yard scramble for a touchdown. The crowd cheered louder as Smith approached theNeed to Know: Redskins trying to find a spot for CB Fabian Moreau | NBC Sports WashingtonNeed to Know: The Redskins are trying out Fabian Moreau out at slot corner in an effort to get the talented second-year player on the field more.Inside Redskins rookie Shaun Dion Hamilton's first camp | NBC Sports WashingtonWhat is training camp like for rookies? Inside linebacker Shaun Dion Hamilton out of Alabama stopped by to tell us how it's going.Chris Thompson is the latest Redskin to compare Alex Smith to Kirk Cousins | NBC Sports WashingtonIt is not hard to compare Alex Smith to Kirk Cousins. Running back Chris Thompson just became the latest Washington Redskin to do so.Every NFL team is optimistic during camp. But Redskins swear this year feels different. - The Washington Post"We had our first true team meeting 鈥?and it just felt different,” said running back Chris Thompson. “I know Jay [Gruden] feels it. We feel it."'My expertise is so crisp': Trey Quinn is a Fortnite legend with too many wins to count | NBC Sports WashingtonTrey Quinn is working to become relevant on the field for the Redskins, but in Fortnite, the seventh-rounder is already a Hall of Fame talent.PHOTOS: 2018 Washington Redskins Training Camp Day 4, PracticeThe Washington Redskins conducted their fourth day of training camp practice Sunday, July 29, 2018 at Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center in Richmond, Va.Every NFL team is optimistic during camp. But Redskins swear this year feels different. - The Washington Post"We had our first true team meeting 鈥?and it just felt different,” said running back Chris Thompson. “I know Jay [Gruden] feels it. We feel it."Redskins’ pass rusher Ryan Kerrigan divulges he’s deaf in left ear - The Washington PostPreston Smith once made the mistake of talking to Kerrigan on his left side: “I was like, ‘Man, I’ve been talking this whole time and you didn't hear me.' " The 5 o’clock club aims to provide a forum for reader-driven discussion at a time of day when there isn’t much NFL news being published. Feel free to introduce topics that interest you in the comments below.Here’s part of the current 2019 estimate from OverTheCap.PHILADELPHIAThe Eagles stand out as having the worst projected cap situation in the league.At the moment, they are projected to be $19.5m over the salary cap.To make things more concerning for Eagles fans, Philly has about a half-dozen important players from the current squad that will be free agents after the season ends:The Eagles used trades and free agency to successfully build a super bowl winning team in 2017, but left themselves with only 5 draft picks and a bare salary cap cupboard for 2018.Howie Roseman used some accounting tricks to keep the band together for one more season.You can see from the middle column that OTC estimates that the Eagles would be $25m over the salary cap if they signed enough players to reach the off-season 51-contract cap limit.Through 5 weeks of this season (6 for the Eagles), it’s a bit too early to tell if Howie’s attempts to keep the championship squad intact was worth it Washington Redskins Hoodie , but the Eagles will almost certainly be forced by salary cap pressure to re-make the team in the 2019 offseason.Don’t be shocked to see Howie Roseman make some trades to part with some expensive veteran players this off season in return for 2019 draft picks.Note: I wrote this article a week ago.On Thursday, with the Eagles needing to cover injuries (Jay Ajayi, etc), they took action to create some cap space.This is a pretty dramatic amount of cap space juggling — especially adding the void year at the end of the contract.This is a team that is desperately trying to reshuffle a lot of cap dollars.GIANTSThe Giants available cap space, at first blush, looks fairly healthy at $22.6m, but upon closer inspection we see that the OverTheCap number for 2019 shows only 35 players under contract.By contrast, the Eagles show 40 players, and the Redskins show 49 — nearly a full roster!In addition to carrying a $23.2m cap hit for the 38 year old Eli Manning in 2019, the Giants have some significant free agent issues to face.Let’s toss out a few assumptions, and see what that means for the G-menEven with this week’s release of Ereck Flowers, the Giants still have at least 4 key players who will be free agents at the end of this season, and the issue of replacing Flowers may still be problematic.Let’s say for a moment that they manage to keep all of them.They would still have only 39 players under contract.As far as the college draft goes, the Giants situation doesn’t look too bad for 2019; they have:1st round2nd round4th round4th round (compensatory pick expected)5th round6th roundBetween 1 and 3 seventh-round picks (two are conditional picks from trades with Broncos, Rams and Vikings).Let’s say the Giants manage to draft 5 players that make the roster.They would still need to sign 8 more players to make up the 53.These players would either need to be veteran free agents or undrafted college free agents.That’s asking Dave Gettleman to get a lot of mileage out of $22m in cap space.COWBOYSThe Cowboys don’t appear on the partial chart above because they have a whopping $69.97m in cap space for 2019.Part of the reason is that they currently have their premier pass rusher, Demarcus Lawrence (who has 5.5 sacks through the first 4 games), playing on the franchise tag.His $17m cap hit is unlikely to decrease in future years if he continues to collect sacks at a rate of more than one per game.He said this past off season that he planned to play great in ‘18 and then get paid.While there are some recognizable names on the free agent list aside from Lawrence, there’s no one that the team absolutely positively has to re-sign.Additionally, the Cowboys are likely to have 6 draft picks (they traded away, conditionally, their 6th round pick to the Bengals for Bene’ Benwikere).For the first time since 2015, the Cowboys will have enough cap space available to retain their own free agents Cheap Customized Washington Redskins Jerseys , sign their draft picks, and fill some holes in veteran free agency, but they will need to keep a bit in the cookie jar for players like Zeke Elliott and Dak Prescott, whom they will probably want to extend soon.REDSKINSOTC estimates the Redskins will have $24.2m in cap space in 2019, but that is based on 49 contracts, one of the higher totals in the league.The Redskins will have 6 of their ‘regular’ draft picks in 2019, having used the 6th round pick to select Adonis Alexander in the Supplemental Draft.In addition, the Redskins are widely expected to be awarded 4 compensatory picks as a result of the 2018 free agency period.The team’s need to retain its own pending free agents will be limited.Fans have been focused for months on Preston Smith, Brandon Scherff and Jamison Crowder as the only three pending free agents likely to be priority signings, or to command large paychecks.Of the three, only Scherff is widely accepted as a must-sign player.Smith’s inconsistency makes him appear to be as expendable in 2019 as Spencer Long and Trent Murphy were in 2018, and there’s a feeling that Trey Quinn may make be the replacement for Jamison Crowder.So, while the Redskins won’t enjoy the large cap surplus that Jerry Jones will be able to go shopping with, the fact is, the ‘Skins team looks to be pretty stocked with talent at most key positions, with enough young developing players and draft capital to keep the team from regressing without having to spend big in free agency.Still, if the team wants to create some room, there are opportunities.I wrote an article just last month discussing options for creating cap room.The three likeliest targets for trade or release are Josh Norman, Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis.Moving on from even one of these players will have a significant cap benefit for the Redskins; making a move on two — or all three — of them would significantly change the Redskins cap situation for 2019 and 2020.Eric Schaffer continues to be a quiet achiever. Custom Denver Broncos Jerseys 

     

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