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Head coach Ron Rivera held his first full, in-person meeting Thursday. He left a lasting impression on the players.

With the 2020 campaign around the corner, we're gearing up with previews of each of Washington's opponents. First up is Philadelphia.

After months of anticipation, training camp has arrived for the Washington Football Team. Here are the top five storylines to follow.

Head coach Ron Rivera said he wants to do "everything we can" to reinforce a team-first mentality within the franchise.

Rivera gave his thoughts on the defense's potential and provided an update on the depth at wide receiver.

The Redskins' virtual offseason program has officially come to an end. Here are five bits of information we have learned over the past two months.

The network is part of the franchise's efforts to strengthen its commitment to Black employees through professional development and career management.

A large part of head coach Rivera's videoconference Wednesday centered around the death of George Floyd, the ensuing nationwide protests and how Redskins will take action to fight social injustice.

Linebackers are going to be an important piece of the new 4-3 defense in Washington. Del Rio and Rivera have a wide variety of talent and experience to find their starters.

Peterson's goal is to always be the best, but as a seasoned veteran, he also wants to help his younger teammate improve in any way possible

The 2020 offseason has unfolded unlike any other in Rivera's 32 years in the NFL, but the Redskins' players and coaches think he has taken the situation in stride.

Rivera touched on a variety of topics during Redskins Salute's virtual meet & greet between Rivera and 10 Blue Star Families presented by Lewis Price on Wednesday. 

Charles has known Orgeron since he was 16 years old, and their player-coach has grown into a strong bond.

The offseason is in full swing, but there are already questions on how the roster will take shape before training camp. Here's what Redskins fans want to know.

From opening against the NFC East champions to playing his former team, Rivera gave his thoughts on the team's 16-game slate. 

With the NFL Draft completed, Redskins.com is breaking down the team's roster as it prepares for the 2020 campaign. Next up are the running backs.

Del Rio has never seen a player come out of the draft with the same skillset as Young. With the right plan, he can help change the Redskins defense.

With the NFL Draft completed, Redskins.com is breaking down the team's roster as it prepares for the 2020 campaign. First up on defense are the defensive ends.

The Redskins are now shifting into the offseason after adding eight draft picks and four college free agents to their roster. Here's what Redskins fans want to know:

The Redskins drafted Gibson as a running back, but their plans for him involve much more than lining up in the backfield.

Rivera felt good about Young from the start, but his production on the field and personality off of it assured the Redskins that picking him was the right decision.

The results are in: draft experts love what the Redskins did with the No. 2 overall pick.

The Redskins drafted Young, a Maryland native, with the No. 2 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. 

This offseason is not the first time Rivera has had limited access to his players. Here's how the nearly five-month lockout in 2011 taught Rivera to be prepared for anything.

The Redskins have been working for months on evaluating players for this year's draft. Now, they're making final adjustments for the league's first-ever virtual event.