NFL Combine Workout and Media Schedule

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    January 13, 2020 2:05 AM EST
    It’s here"It’s NFL Scouting Combine Week! Players begin arriving today. Here is some information on important dates https://www.theredskinslockerroom.com/authentic-dwayne-haskins-jersey , times, scheduling, and players. If you are waiting to hear from Redskins Team President Bruce Allen or Head Coach Jay Gruden, it won’t happen in a traditional presser again this year. Stay tuned...VERVIEWTuesday, February 26: First wave of players arriveWednesday, February 27: Second wave of players arriveThursday, February 28: Running backs, offensive linemen and special teamers meet with the mediaFriday, March 1: Running backs, offensive linemen and special teamers do on-field workouts — Quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends meet with the mediaSaturday, March 2: Quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends do on-field workouts — Defensive linemen and linebackers meet with the mediaSunday, March 3: Defensive linemen and linebackers meet do on-field workouts — Defensive backs meet with the mediaMonday, March 4: Defensive backs do on-field workoutsTime, TV, and streaming infoDate: Feb. 26 - March 4Time: 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. (March 1st, 3rd, and 4th) 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. (March 2)Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Ind.TV: NFL NetworkStreaming: FuboTV, NFLCOMPLETE SCHEDULEOFFICIAL INVITE LISTQUARTERBACKJake BrowningRyan FinleyNick FitzgeraldWill GrierDwayne HaskinsTyree JacksonDaniel JonesDrew LockTrace McSorelyGardner MinshewKyler MurrayBrett RypienKyle ShurmurEaston StickJarrett StidhamJordan Ta’amuClayton ThorsonRUNNING BACKAlec IngoldRodney AndersonRyquell ArmsteadAlex BarnesNick BrossetteMyles GaskinDamien HarrisDarrell HendersonKaran HigdonJustice HillElijah HolyfieldTravis HomerJosh JacobsBryce LoveAlexander MattisonDavid MontgomeryJalin MooreQadree OllisonTony PollardMiles SandersJordan ScarlettLJ ScottDevin SingletaryBenny SnellMike WeberDexter WilliamsJames WilliamsTrayveon WilliamsWIDE RECEIVERJ.J. Arcega-WhitesideMiles BoykinTyre BradyA.J. BrownMarquise BrownEmmanuel ButlerHakeem ButlerParris CampbellJamal CustisFelton DavisRyan DavisJohnnie DixonGreg DortchKeelan DossAshton DulinJovon DuranteJazz FergusonTravis FulghamTerry GodwinEmanuel HallMecole HardmanKelvin HarmonN’Keal HarryLil’Jordan HumphreyJalen HurdAndy IsabellaGary JenningsAnthony JohnsonBisi JohnsonDiontae JohnsonKJ JohnsonDaMarkus LodgeTerry McLaurinD.J. MetcalfJakobi MeyersDillon MitchellStanley MorganNyqwan MurrayHunter RenfrowRiley RidleyDeebo SamuelDavid SillsDarius SlaytonJaylen SmithCody ThompsonJamarius WayAlex WesleyAntoine WesleyTIGHT ENDKendall BlantonKeenen BrownC.J. ConradNoah FantZach GentryDaniel HelmT.J. HockensenDawson KnoxAlize MackFoster MoreauIsaac NautaJosh OliverDax RaymondDrew SampleIrv SmithKaden SmithJace SternbergerTommy SweeneyKahale WarringTrevon WescoCaleb WilsonOFFENSIVE LINEZack BaileyAlex BarsRyan BatesBeau BenzschawelGarrett BradburyShaq CalhounNate DavisMichael DeiterHjalte FroholdtLamont GaillardEthan GreenidgePhil HaynesNate HerbigMartez IveyElgton JenkinsFred JohnsonChris LindstromErik McCoyConnor McGovernSua OpetaJavon PattersonBen PowersTrevon TatePaul AdamsJackson BartonYodny CajusteDennis DaleyAndre DillardChuma EdogaDavid EdwardsBobby EvansCody FordDerwin GrayDonnell GreeneTytus HowardMitch HyattAndre JamesDevon JohnsonTyler JonesMike JordanBrandon KnightGreg LittleKaleb McGaryJoshua MilesYosh NijmanRoss PierschbacherTrey PipkinsRyan PopeIsaiah PrinceDalton RisnerTyler RoemerDru SamiaMax ScharpingWilliam SweetJawaan TaylorOli UdohJonah WilliamsDEFENSIVE LINEZach AllenTerry BecknerNick BosaIsaiah BuggsDemarcus ChristmasL.J. CollierJohn CominskyByron CowartMaxx CrosbyGreg GainesRashan GaryKevin GivensTrysten HillAlbert HugginsJoe JacksonDre’Mont JonesKingsley KekeDexter LawrenceJonathan LedbetterDaylon MackAnthony NelsonEd OliverCharles OmenihuDontavius RussellKhalen SaundersChris SlaytonJerry TilleryArmon WattsChristian WilkinsQuinnen WilliamsGerald WillisDaniel WiseRenell WrenEDGEJosh AllenBen BanoguJordan BrailfordAustin BryantBrian BurnsMalik CarneyJamal DavisJaylon FergusonClelin FerrellCarl GrandersonGerri GreenPorter GustinJustin HollinsCeCe JeffersonJalen JelksDarryl JohnsonChristian MillerShareef MillerJachai PoliteWyatt RaySutton SmithMontez SweatD’Andre WalkerChase WinovichOshane XiminesLINEBACKERAzeez Al-ShaairOtaro AlakaDakota AllenByrson Allen-WilliamsJeff AllisonCody BartonBen Burr-KirvenDevin BushBlake CashmanTe’Von ConeyRyan ConnellyDeshaun DavisTyrel DodsonT.J. EdwardsEmeke EgbuleJoe Giles-HarrisDre GreenlawNate HallTerez HallTerrill HanksChase HansenGary JohnsonJordan JonesVosean JosephJoseph KendallTre LamarDavid LongBobby OkerekeGermain PrattCameron SmithTy SummersTaki TakitakiJahlani TavaiDrue TranquillAndrew Van GinkelDevin WhiteMack WilsonCORNERBACKBlessuan AustinDerrick BaityDeandre BakerCorey BallentineKris BoydBlace BrownJordan BrownSean BuntingHamp CheeversXavier CrawfordDavante DavisJamel DeanRashad FentonMark FieldsMontre HartageAlijah HolderMike JacksonIsaiah JohnsonLonnie JohnsonJustin LayneIman Lewis-MarshallDavid LongJulian LoveJordan MillerTrayvon MullenByron MurphyAmani OruwariyeJamal PetersRyan PulleyKendall SheffieldSaivion SmithDerek ThomasKen WebsterGreedy WilliamsJoejuan WilliamsRock Ya-SinSAFETYJohnathan AbramNasir AdderleyUgo AmadiJohn BattleMike BellMarquise BlairJonathan CrawfordLukas DenisD’Cota DixonMike EdwardsMalik GantChauncey Gardner-JohnsonSaquan HamptonWill HarrisAmani HookerJaquan JohnsonMark McLaurinTaylor RappSheldrick RedwineDarnell SavageMarvell TellDeionte ThompsonJuan ThornhillDarius WestKhari WillisDonovan WilsonAndrew WingardZedrick WoodsEvan WorthingtonSPECIALISTSK Matt GayK Austin SeibertK Cole TracyLS Dan GodsilP Jake BaileyP Jack FoxP Mitch Wishnowsky No one on the winning Washington Redskins or the losing Dallas Cowboys seemed entirely sure about the rule that led to a penalty for “snap infraction.” That flag turned a 47-yard field-goal try into a 52-yarder that slammed off the left upright as time expired.“I don’t know what happened there,” said Redskins coach Jay Gruden, after his club avoided overtime and edged the Cowboys 20-17 Sunday to remain alone atop the NFC East when Dallas’ Brett Maher missed the potential tying kick.The call, in a nutshell: A Redskins lineman moved early, but the flag went against Cowboys long snapper L.P. Ladoceur, because he moved the football illegally.That last part was news to Ladoceur, the longest-tenured member of Dallas’ roster.“Exact same thing I’ve been doing for 14 years,” he said.Asked how often he’s seen that call in the NFL, Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said: “I don’t know. Once? Twice? Not very often.”Maher’s take?“I’ve never seen anything like that before,” he said, “but it’s my job to kick it Womens Dwayne Haskins Jersey , wherever it was.”His miss foiled a spirited comeback attempt after Redskins linebacker Ryan Kerrigan’s strip-sack of Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was recovered for a touchdown by Preston Smith with just under five minutes left in the fourth quarter.“Scoop and score,” said Smith. “Yeah, that was one of the easiest touchdowns I ever had.”That made it 20-10 and was Washington’s fourth sack of Prescott, who used smelling salts and was checked for a concussion in the first quarter after taking a shoulder to his helmet at the end of a run.The QB didn’t miss a play, returning for the Cowboys’ next possession.Prescott lost two fumbles in the game, including one on an earlier fourth-and-1 keeper.The Redskins (4-2) won consecutive games for the first time this season. The Cowboys dropped to 0-4 on the road, 3-4 overall, as they head into their bye week.Washington won this one thanks to its staunch defense and 99 yards on 24 carries from Adrian Peterson, who helped mask the latest so-so performance from quarterback Alex Smith and a generally iffy offense that was missing three injured playmakers.The Redskins twice had to settle for short field goals in the second half despite having first-and-goal opportunities. On each of those possessions, Alex Smith missed an open receiver in the end zone from down close.Washington’s QB finished 14 for 25 for 178 yards, including a 23-yard TD on a swing pass to Kapri Bibbs in the first quarter. But there were some questionable decisions, including running out of bounds on third down with 78 seconds left, stopping the clock before a punt gave the ball back to Dallas.The Redskins limited Ezekiel Elliott, the NFL’s No. 2 rusher entering the week, to 34 yards on 15 carries, the second-lowest total of his pro career.“He’s a great, great player,” Gruden said. “It takes all 11 men on defense to get him stopped, and our defensive line played outstanding.”Prescott was 22 for 35 for 273 yards, with one TD pass and one TD run. He connected with rookie receiver Michael Gallup on a 49-yard score a minute before halftime that made the score 7-all, then — after Kerrigan’s key play made it 20-10 — scored on a 1-yard quarterback draw to cut Dallas’ deficit to three points with 1½ minutes remaining.The Cowboys got the ball back and drove into Redskins territory thanks, in part, to three consecutive completions from Prescott to Beasley that ate up a total of 33 yards.But in the final seconds, Dallas seemed content to try to get to OT rather than pushing for a go-ahead TD.And, well, the field goal did not go according to plan.“It didn’t come down to the kick,” Dallas right guard Zack Martin said. “It came down to the first three quarters leading up to that.”PASSING THE SMELL TESTPrescott was nonchalant about the being captured by a TV camera using smelling salts, saying, “I do that every game.” Redskins LB Mason Foster agreed that it’s commonplace in the NFL. “I feel like everybody uses them, just to wake up or whatever. It’s almost like a habit.”INJURIESCowboys: Martin sprained his knee but remained in the game. … CB C.J. Goodwin broke his forearm. … TE Geoff Swaim left with a knee injury.Redskins: Both Kerrigan (chest) and Preston Smith (ankle) briefly left the game with injuries but returned. … CB Fabian Moreau hurt his ankle in the last minute of the fourth quarter.UP NEXTCowboys: Bye week. Return to host Titans on Nov. 5.Redskins: At New York Giants next Sunday.