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Washington defensive end Chase Young addresses the media following the Washington Football Team's 2020-2021 season.

2020 Playoffs

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Watch the highlights of Washington Football Team rookie defensive end Chase Young from the 2020 NFL regular season.

Washington Football Team DE Chase Young Rookie Player of the Month Highlights.

Defensive end Chase Young speaks to the media following Wednesday's practice at the Inova Sports Performance Center.

Washington's defensive end Chase Young addresses the media following the Washington Football Team's 20-14 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

Watch Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young's most dominant plays on defense during Week 17.

Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young scoops Eagles' mishandled snap for key fumble recovery.

Rookie vs. Rookie: Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young drops Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts for big loss.

Defensive line coach Sam Mills III discusses the potential he sees in young defensive ends Chase Young and Montez Sweat.

Defensive end Chase Young speaks to the media following Thursday's practice at the Inova Sports Performance Center.

Listen to the best sounds from Washington Football Team's Chase Young in Week 16 of the 2020 NFL season.

Defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio explains defensive end Chase Young's love for football.

Defensive end Chase Young speaks to the media following a 20-13 loss to the Carolina Panthers at FedExField.

Defensive rookie Chase Young makes a timely strip sack to cause a turnover in the third quarter.

Washington Football Team defensive back Kamren Curl makes the interception on Carolina Panthers quarterback Teddy Bridgewater.

Washington's defensive end Chase Young addresses the media following practice on Thursday at the Inova Sports Performance Center.

Washington's defensive end Chase Young addresses the media following practice on Thursday at the Inova Sports Performance Center.

Washington's defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio explains how the future is bright for defensive ends Montez Sweat and Chase Young.

Quarterback Alex Smith discusses defensive end Chase Young's leadership at such a young age.

Head Coach Ron Rivera praises both Chase Young and Montez Sweat for how hard they practice and how it translates to gameplay.

Defensive end Chase Young spoke to the media following the 23-15 victory over the San Francisco 49ers.

Watch the best plays made by Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young in his Week 14 matchup versus the San Francisco 49ers.

Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young recovers a fumble made by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Nick Mullens forced by defensive tackle Daron Payne and returns it 47 yards for a touchdown.

Washington Football Team defensive end forces a fumble made by San Francisco 49ers running back Jeff Wilson recovered by defensive tackle Daron Payne.

These players stood out for the Washington Football team during the 2020 season.

With the 2020 regular season wrapped up, PFF came out with its end-of-season rankings. Among those, several Washington players and position groups made the cut as some of the best in the NFL.

Thanks to these 10 players, the once 2-7 Washington Football Team's fate was suddenly turned around as they were able to clinch the NFC East and enter playoff contention for the first time in five years.  

In the last five games, Young tallied 17 total tackles, including three tackles for loss, three sacks, two forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, three passes defensed and a touchdown.

The Washington Football Team drafted eight rookies in the 2020 NFL Draft, and all of them have either been integral contributors or shown potential. Here's a look at how each rookie has performed so far this season.

As Rivera continues to build a culture in his first season as Washington's head coach, he wants his players to love playing professional football, not those who love being professional football players.

As the NFL regular season came to end this past weekend, Pro Football Focus came out with its 2020 All-Rookie Team. Among the list of rising stars in the league were two Washington players.

The Washington Football Team have clinched the division for the first time since 2015 thanks to these three standouts.

Scherff was named to his fourth Pro Bowl in six seasons, while Young is the youngest player in Washington history to be selected to the Pro Bowl at 21-years old. 

Young has not even finished his rookie season, and he is already becoming one of Washington's biggest leaders.

After crunching the numbers, this is one of the best defenses Washington has had since the turn of the century. 

Young's dominant stretch culminated with a game-changing performance against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Washington Football Team continues its win streak after defeating the former NFC Champs, the San Francisco 49ers 23-15 in Arizona. Here are three game balls for standout players.

Young and Curl are playing their best football with three games left. That is helping Washington's defense show flashes of its potential.

Washington improved its record to 3-7 with a 20-9 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Here are three game balls for standout players and position groups.

Coming off a last-second loss to the Detroit Lions, the Washington Football Team will return to FedExField to play the Cincinnati Bengals. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the Week 11 matchup.

Chase Young and Joe Burrow will face off for the first time in their NFL careers. Here's how No. 1 and No. 2 quarterbacks and pass rushers have fared against each other over the years.

Antonio Gibson is electric and Terry McLaurin is a top 10 receiver. Here are five things we learned about Washington halfway through the season.

These players have stood out for the Washington Football Team through seven games.

Chase Young, Antonio Gibson and Kamren Curl are among the highest-graded rookies at their respective positions.

After falling to the Baltimore Ravens, the Washington Football Team will host the Los Angeles Rams, starting a five-game stretch against NFC opponents.

The team's first-year players have made their presence felt three games into the 2020 campaign.

After a road loss to the Arizona Cardinals, the Washington Football Team will look to return to its winning ways against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

Washington's defensive line recorded eight sacks in Week 1 versus the Eagles. They'll face another challenge against Murray and the Cardinals on Sunday.

Young earned PFF Rookie of the Week, while Moreau made the PFF Team of the Week