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Trent Williams did not report to training camp last week and has informed the Washington Redskins he wants a new contract or to part ways, and the team is apparently working to accommodate that request. Jeff Howe of The Athletic reported on Wednesday …
Veteran offensive tackle Trent Williams did not report to training camp with the rest of his teammates earlier this week, and it sounds like he could be planning to stay away from the Washington Redskins for quite some time. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media …
Trent Williams has not taken part in offseason activities with the Washington Redskins after he had a medical scare and was reportedly unhappy with the way the team handled it, and that theme will continue when training camp begins on Wednesday. …
Washington Redskins coach Jay Gruden does not believe that player issues with the medical staff go beyond Trent Williams. Gruden said Wednesday that he believes Williams has issues with the timing of his tumor diagnosis, but those issues are limited …
Trent Williams did not show up for mandatory minicamp with the Washington Redskins this week, which led to talk that the nine-time Pro Bowler wants a new contract. While that may be true, it does not sound like a raise would do much to change his …
Trent Williams signed a contract with the Washington Redskins back in 2015 that made him the highest-paid offensive tackle in NFL history at the time, but he no longer feels that the deal represents fair value. Williams was not present for mandatory …
Washington Redskins veteran offensive lineman Trent Williams underwent testing for what appeared to be a serious health issue earlier this offseason, but fortunately it sounds like he has received good news from doctors. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media …
Trent Williams returned to action on Thursday after missing Washington’s previous three games due to a thumb injury, and the Pro Bowler was forced to leave his team’s loss to the Dallas Cowboys in an ambulance after getting hurt again. …
The Washington Redskins were confident that veteran offensive tackle Trent Williams would not have to miss time after he briefly left last week’s game against the New York Giants with a thumb issue, but the injury is apparently more serious …
Adrian Peterson has generated very little interest from teams this offseason, but the Washington Redskins are still willing to give him a look. If you ask veteran offensive lineman Trent Williams, his team is making a smart decision. Williams, a …
The Redskins will be without Trent Williams for the foreseeable future after he drew a suspension from the NFL. Williams was suspended for four games in 2011 for violating the league’s substance abuse policy. It’s a violation of the same …
Trent Williams is getting paid. The former Oklahoma Sooner agreed to a five-year, $66 million contract extension with the Washington Redskins. Williams is getting $43.25 million guaranteed, including $32 million at signing, according to NFL …
Like a handful of other NFL players, Washington Redskins defensive tackle Trent Williams does not think Adrian Peterson deserves to be criticized and taken off the football field for the way he disciplines his children. While Williams said he would …
Robert Griffin III and Mike Shanahan have been widely criticized amid the Washington Redskins’ struggles the last several weeks, and offensive lineman Trent Williams believes it’s undeserved. Williams and defensive team leader London …
Your browser does not support iframes. Washington Redskins offensive lineman Trent Williams says referee Roy Ellison cursed at him during Sunday’s game in Philadelphia. After his team lost 24-16 to the Eagles, Williams accused Ellison of the …
Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams will not be participating in the Pro Bowl after being assaulted during a fight at a nightclub early Friday morning, Honolulu police report. Police say Williams was the victim of an incident involving …
