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John Keim

Staff Reporter - Washington Redskins

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John Keim has covered the Redskins since 1994, first for the Journal Newspapers and now the Washington Examiner: Redskins Confidential. He's the Redskins correspondent for Pro Football Weekly and contributing editor for Warpath Magazine. He's written four books -- three on the Redskins and one on the Cleveland Browns. His work also has appeared in the Dallas Morning News, ESPN.com, Virginia Golfer and Virginia Wine Lover Magazine, among other publications.

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  • Storylines to watch in Redskins OTAs

    John Keim

    Updated: 3 hr ago

    Rookies, injuries, RGIII among ongoing stories It provides a glimpse and, often, nothing more. Yet those glimpses sometimes are revealing: Robert Griffin III's speed and arm strength stood out last spring. They did so during the season as well. But the spring also provides mirages: Players who...

  • Redskins need to work on running game

    John Keim

    Yesterday

    The Washington Redskins' run game wasn't an issue last season. The depth at running back was, however. Which is why the Redskins drafted two running backs and remain interested in bringing back Tim Hightower.

  • Redskins Mailbag May 16: Ask John

    John Keim

    Updated: Fri, May 17, 2013

    The Washington Examiner’s John Keim (JK) takes questions from fans about potential camp battles, right tackle and injury updates in this installment of “Redskins Mailbag.” Q: Interesting battles at RT, backup OL and RB, any surprises you see coming? George Cheripko @KingGeorge_IV JK:...

  • Redskins email report excerpt: Q&A with Bacarri Rambo’s college coach

    John Keim

    Published: Thu, May 16, 2013

    One of the Redskins’ biggest needs entering the offseason was safety. It remains a question mark because there’s no veteran who is a proven starter and no rookie was drafted high enough to be considered a sure bet immediate starter. But both safeties drafted, Phillip Thomas and Bacarri...



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