Rick Snider

Washington Post Express' last issue is Sept. 12, 2019.

A third straight 7-9 season seems likely.

There have been plenty of bad Redskins teams the past few decades, but this isn’t one of them.

Here are five things we've learned from the Redskins' preseason.

Coach Jay Gruden is relying on veterans to start the season, but things could look very different as the year wears on.

The team’s overall depth has greatly improved, but will left tackle Trent Williams’ ongoing holdout create a domino effect that damages the offense?

This team need to find momentum in Thursday’s game against the Falcons.

There are offensive position battles raging at quarterback, left tackle and receiver with two preseason games remaining before the throwaway finale.

The quarterback battle is partly two competitions — one for now and one for 2020.

Washington still has offensive question marks at quarterback and the left side of the offensive line.