Sam Huff Jersey , Jay Gruden continues to stay the course - The Washington PostGruden was able to hold the Redskins together through a four-game losing streak. Now, after a win, coach and team can see a glimmer of hope for a postseason that is still within reach.How will the Redskins finish out the season? - The Washington PostBruce Allen and Jay Gruden might stick around if the club can finish the season respectably.Ryan Kerrigan leads defensive resurgence while moving up Redskins’ all-time sacks list - The Washington PostKerrigan now has the second-most sacks in team history.Neither good nor bad, Redskins once again are emphatically indifferent - The Washington PostWashington keeps patching things with spare parts, so it’s hard to know when to rebuild.Santana Moss: Victory in Jacksonville was a return to form for Redskins | NBC Sports WashingtonThey didn't need phenomenal quarterback play from Josh Johnson to get a win.After brutal month, Redskins somehow 'are still in this thing' - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPNJosh Norman said the past month has been "like a circus." But the Redskins' high-wire act improbably could still end in the playoffs.Source: Eric Schaffer one team's lead candidate for president of football ops. | 106.7 The FanIf the Redskins are to hold onto one of their top front office executives, Eric Schaffer, they'll have to compete with at least one other organization. Big changes could be coming to Redskins brass this offseason...Josh Johnson's first NFL win brings emotion and 'relief' - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPNAt age 32 and playing for his 12th NFL team, Josh Johnson made the plays to keep the Redskins alive in the playoff race in the tightening NFC East.On A Day Of Milestones, The Redskins Come From Behind And Maintain Their Playoff HopesMaking his first start since 2011, quarterback Josh Johnson and the Redskins defense helped snap the team's four-game losing streak in Jacksonville as it pushes to make the playoffs.Councilmember Launches Petition To Oppose New Football Stadium At RFK | DCistUpwards of 2,400 people have already signed.6 major needs Redskins need to address in 2019 NFL Draft | NBC Sports WashingtonUncertainty at quarterback is clear, but the Redskins have other roster holes and concerns entering 2019. Here's a look at what they need from the 2019 NFL Draft.Jay Gruden admits Redskins should have activated Simmie Cobbs earlier | NBC Sports WashingtonLast week, the Redskins lost practice squad wide receiver Simmie Cobbs to the Saints. On Monday, Jay Gruden admitted that losing Cobbs stings a bit for the franchise.Why did Redskins choose Byron Marshall over Kapri Bibbs? Jay Gruden reveals his answer | NBC Sports WashingtonThe Redskins released running back Kapri Bibbs on Saturday, and in turn, made a decision to stick with Byron Marshall at the position instead. But why?Hail or Fail: Josh Johnson helps Redskins erase halftime deficit for first time since 2016 - The Washington PostWashington had lost 16 straight games when trailing at halftime.Redskins playoff scenarios: Two wins and a Kirk Cousins loss punch Washington’s ticket - The Washington PostThanks to the Cowboys' loss in Indianapolis, there's still an outside chance the Redskins could win the NFC East.Josh Johnson Helps Put Redskins, And Himself, In The Win ColumnThe quarterback not only contributed to Washington's first win in over a month, but he picked up his first career NFL victory in the process and kept the team's playoff chances alive.Josh Johnson's first NFL win brings emotion and 'relief' - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPNAt age 32 and playing for his 12th NFL team, Josh Johnson made the plays to keep the Redskins alive in the playoff race in the tightening NFC East. Who are the Redskins picking in 2020?"One last mock draft? Yes one last mock draft, this time looking at the way too early projections for the Redskins draft pick in 2020. The mock drafters do not think Washington will be very successful next season, with a draft range from #1 - #19, and all but two projections being in the top 10. Vegas has also set expectations low with a starting line of 6 wins for the Redskins in 2019. Not good Bob.Alex Smith will likely miss this season, and could possibly be done in the NFL, so the Redskins drafted Dwayne Haskins in the 1st round this year. Washington also traded for Case Keenum, and still have an injured Colt McCoy on the roster so the only QB need they will have next year are for a solid backup.The Redskins spent their other 1st round pick on OLB Montez Sweat, who should be a long-term starter opposite Ryan Kerrigan. That did not stop several prognosticators from giving Ohio State edge rusher Chase Young to the Redskins. Kerrigan turns 31 this year, and is only under contract through next season. Would they draft OLBs in the first round in back-to-back years?Trent Williams also turns 31 this year and has a contract that runs through 2020, and there isn’t a replacement on the roster currently. Morgan Moses is locked up through 2022, and the Redskins drafted Geron Christian in the the 3rd round last year, but they will need to start looking at OTs next season.The Redskins drafted two WRs this year, including Ohio State’s Terry McLaurin, but they still show up in this roundup. Colorado’s Laviska Shenault and Alabama’s Jerry Jeudy are the popular choices to be Haskins new targets.Safety, CB, and TE round out the rest of the picks. The Redskins ignored safety and tight end in the draft this year and will likely look to next year’s draft to get some young talent. They did add Landon Collins in free agency, but need more help for him. Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis are likely on their last legs in Washington and Jeremy Sprinkle is backup level. The Redskins drafted Jimmy Moreland in the 7th round to add to their collection of late round CB lottery tickets. Josh Norman’s likely entering his last year here Charles Mann Jersey , and they could use an upgrade.Where will the Redskins pick, and who/what position should they take next year?#1Bleacher Report(Miller)Chase Young, OLB, Ohio State#2The Athletic(Brugler)Chase Young, OLB, Ohio StateSports IllustratedJerry Jeudy, WR, AlabamaSan Diego Times U~TAndrew Thomas, OT, GeorgiaDraft SiteWalker Little, OT, Stanford#3Draft Wire(Easterling)Grant Delpit | S | LSU#4E$PN+(McShay)Chase Young, OLB, Ohio StateSporting NewsAndrew Thomas, OT, Georgia#6SB NationLaviska Shenault, WR, ColoradoYardbarkerLaviska Shenault, WR, ColoradoNBC Washington(Standig)CJ Henderson, CB, FloridaDraft BlasterChase Lucas, CB, Arizona StateThe ScoreJerry Jeudy, WR, Alabama#7The Big LeadLaviska Shenault, WR, Colorado#8The Draft Network(Sikkema)Trey Smith, OL, Tennessee#9NFL Spin ZoneCeeDee Lamb, WR, Oklahoma#14Walter FootballAlbert Okwuegbunam, TE, Missouri#19Walter Footbal(Campbell)C.J. Henderson, CB , Florida