The Washington Redskins will enter the 2018 season in an unusual position, one nearly six years in the making: With almost no drama or hype at quarterback. They don't have a former Heisman Trophy winner turned rookie of the year coming off knee surgery. There's no storyline about career revivals under a new coach. Or quarterback competition. Or a quarterback playing for a new contract. Again. And again. And again.
Nope. With Robert Griffin III and Kirk Cousins now out of Washington the Redskins will move on from 2012, a class that produced two quarterbacks who helped win two division titles, a level of hope for the future and also years of drama that exhausted a fan base.