Trent Williams wasn’t at the Redskins’ mandatory June minicamp or any of their OTA sessions, either, with reports suggesting he wants more money, is upset with the organization’s medical staff or a combination of the two. But even by not attending any offseason practice, Williams showed the Redskins something very important. If he’s not at left tackle for the team in 2019, the entire offense might fail. Not having their anchor on the left side could be an anchor to the whole campaign. Even in sessions where the defensive line wasn’t playing with full ferocity, they often times had no problems getting into the faces of Dwayne Haskins and Case Keenum. Jay Gruden absolutely noticed. It was impossible not to. Yes, it’s necessary to point out Williams wasn’t the only one missing up front. In fact, the collection was basically made up of second-stringers. However, Morgan Moses, Brandon Scherff and Chase…
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