This week, hosts Chad and Mark are once again joined by Mark Bullock (Washington Post) and Anthony Raposa (Redskins Capital Connection) for part three of our three-part series analyzing the various position groups on the Redskins roster.

In this final installment, the panel discusses the Wide Receivers, Running Backs and Tight Ends on the Redskins roster. First round rookie Josh Doctson will have some sort of role to play this year, but how big remains to be seen. The starting Running Back job will be in the hands of someone new this year, but is it Matt Jones' job to lose, or will he face competition? And at Tight End, there certainly appears to be more competent players than roster spots, so who are the odd men out? 

All that and more as we have a few laughs but also talk some serious X and O's on this week's edition of the Redskins Capital Connection. 

This episode is part two of a three part weekly series where the Redskins Capital Connection team provides an in-depth analysis of the different team units.

Hosts Chad and Mark are joined by friends of the show Anthony Raposa (Redskins Capital Connection) and Mark Bullock (The Washington Post) to continue our series by looking at the front seven this week; the Inside Linebackers, Edge Rushers and Interior Defensive Line. 

There are a lot of questions and points of interest with the front seven; Preston Smith enters his sophomore year. Junior Galette returns from injury. The team enters 2016 without a true Nose Tackle. There will be fierce competition for spots at Inside Linebacker. 

We break down which players on the bubble we believe will make the team, who the sleepers to watch are, and what we feel the strengths of the collective unit can be this season.

Whether you’re tuning in on iTunes or Stitcher, on ESPN980, via Twitter, or simply listening on RedskinsCapitalConnection.com, we thank you for listening! We love interacting with our listeners so please get in touch with us on Twitter – @ChadwikoRCC & @RedskinsReview.

This episode is part one of a three part weekly series where the Redskins Capital Connection team has an in-depth analysis of the different team units. 

Hosts Chad and Mark are joined by friends of the show Anthony Raposa (Redskins Capital Connection) and Mark Bullock (The Washington Post) to begin our series by looking at the Defensive Backs. 

Competition for spots is fierce at both the Safety and Corner positions, and with talented guys like Josh Norman and Bashaud Breeland leading the way, it's possible that the 2016 Redskins may field the strongest Defensive Backs group that Washington fans have seen in decades. 

We break down which players on the bubble we believe will make the team, who the sleepers to watch are, and what we feel the strengths of the collective unit can be this season. 

Whether you’re tuning in on iTunes or Stitcher, on ESPN980, via Twitter, or simply listening on RedskinsCapitalConnection.com, we thank you for listening! We love interacting with our listeners so please get in touch with us on Twitter – @ChadwikoRCC & @RedskinsReview.

We're in the third and final week of OTAs, which means we are starting to get a clearer picture of which players have the upper hand in the ongoing battle for spots on the Washington Redskins roster. 

To find out exactly what's happening at Redskins park, who better to talk to than Mike Jones, the Washington Redskins insider for the Washington Post! That's why hosts Chad and Mark have dialed Jonesy up once more and battled through phone connection problems to bring you some fascinating insight into what has been happening out at Ashburn. 

Whether you’re tuning in on iTunes or Stitcher, on ESPN980, via Twitter, or simply listening on RedskinsCapitalConnection.com, we thank you for listening! We love interacting with our listeners so please get in touch with us on Twitter – @ChadwikoRCC & @RedskinsReview.