Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Young has not been able to meet most of his coaches and teammates in person. But he's doing everything he can to prepare for whenever he takes the field.

Hudson was the embodiment of versatility at Michigan, and now he's willing to do whatever it takes to help the Redskins win.

Gandy-Golden is a man of many talents, both on and off the field. Now he wants to help the Redskins win by bringing those gifts to Washington.

Gibson's journey to getting drafted by the Redskins has not always been an easy one, but by watching and learning from players around him, he turned himself into an offensive weapon.

The Redskins' draft picks have spent the past few weeks learning the new systems, but preparing for the NFL under quarantine comes with new challenges.

Ismael has always strived to be the best version of himself. That's landed him in the NFL, where he plans to keep on growing.

Moss, the son of legendary wide receiver Randy Moss, signed with the Redskins as a priority college free agent following the 2020 NFL Draft. 

As one of the top prospects joining a young and talented defensive line, Young has big expectations for his first professional season.

Smith-Williams grew up watching Rivera coach the Carolina Panthers. Now he's going to be a part of Rivera's new culture in Washington.

Kamren Curl was 5 years old when he fell in love with football. Sixteen years later, he joined the professional ranks as a member of the Redskins.

Gandy-Golden was a solid receiver for three seasons at Liberty. Then Freeze became his head coach and took his skillset to another level.

The Redskins bolstered their secondary by adding Kamren Curl in the seventh round (No. 216 overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft. Here are five things to know about Curl.