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Daily Slop: Redskins Media News Roundup Need to Know: Tandler’s Take—Looking back a Redskins vs. Packers and ahead beyond the bye week | NBC Sports WashingtonNeed to Know: It’s still too early to know how good or bad the Packers are and the injury-related shuffling the Redskins did on the offensive line may become permanent.Several Redskins players aren’t thrilled with having such an early bye week - The Washington PostWashington had three games before its bye week https://www.theredskinslockerroom.com/au...ins-jersey , with 13 to play after it. “It’s about to be a long [final] three quarters [of the season]," safety D.J. Swearinger said. “It’s a big disadvantage."NFL’s roughing-the-passer rule isn’t changing, but it may be applied differently - The Washington PostNo significant changes to the language of the roughing-the-passer rule are expected when members of the NFL's competition committee speak next week by conference call but there is strong sentiment on the committee to see enforcement of the rule modified.NFC East Update: Eagles, Redskins separate from Cowboys, Giants | NBC Sports WashingtonThe season remains young, but a clear declination appears to be forming in the NFC East. The Redskins and Eagles boast capable offenses, and the Giants and Cowboys do not.With the game put in their hands, the Redskins defense got the job done again | NBC Sports WashingtonWith a big halftime lead against the Packers, Jay Gruden called on his defense to seal the deal. For the second time this season the defense came through.Redskins RB Adrian Peterson shows bounce, moves toward more milestones - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPNA week after the Colts bottled him up, Peterson found more openings for his ninth career 100-yard game against the Packers.Redskins Show How Dominant Defense Can Be In Win Over PackersLimiting the Packers to just 17 points, the Redskins defense showed its full potential on Sunday, sacking quarterback Aaron Rodgers four times and producing a crucial forced fumble late.Snap Counts: Redskins-Packers, Week 3Check out this week's snap counts for the Washington Redskins in their game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.Redskins-Packers Monday Stats PackA list of stats from the Washington Redskins' Week 3 matchup with the Green Bay Packers that took place at FedExField.How the Redskins D-line is transforming the whole defense | NBC Sports WashingtonJP Finlay and Rich Tandler walk you through how the young, deep defensive line is affecting the Redskins' defense as a whole.Need to Know: ackers and ahead beyond the bye week | NBC Sports WashingtonNeed to Know: It’s still too early to know how good or bad the Packers are and the injury-related shuffling the Redskins did on the offensive line may become permanent.NFL’s roughing-the-passer rule isn’t changing, but it may be applied differently - The Washington PostNo significant changes to the language of the roughing-the-passer rule are expected when members of the NFL's competition committee speak next week by conference call but there is strong sentiment on the committee to see enforcement of the rule modified.NFC East Update: Eagles Womens Dwayne Haskins Jersey , Redskins separate from Cowboys, Giants | NBC Sports WashingtonThe season remains young, but a clear declination appears to be forming in the NFC East. The Redskins and Eagles boast capable offenses, and the Giants and Cowboys do not.With the game put in their hands, the Redskins defense got the job done again | NBC Sports WashingtonWith a big halftime lead against the Packers, Jay Gruden called on his defense to seal the deal. For the second time this season the defense came through. The Giants may have gotten the first crack at a private meeting with Dwayne Haskins, but they’ll be far from the last.According to Aditi Kinkhabwhala of NFL Network, the Ohio State quarterback said he also has four other meetings scheduled (though there could always be more).Specifically, Haskins mentioned the Raiders (who pick fourth overall), Broncos (10th), Dolphins (13th), and Washington (15th). The Giants are picking sixth overall.The conventional wisdom is that Haskins could be the second quarterback off the board after Kyler Murray, but that kind of range of teams setting up meetings speaks to the uncertainty.With so many teams looking for answers at the position, there could be interest in trading up to get to Haskins. Jets General Manager Mike Maccagnan has already admitted he’d be willing to trade down from the third spot if the price was right, and these meetings might help teams decide whether they want to get involved.