NFC East Notebook: RG3 promises to put in work; Cowboys making sound decisions
Every Friday, theScore's NFL editors will bring you a roundup of everything you need to know from around the division with the NFC East Notebook.
Washington Redskins
RG3 promises to put in work. The Redskins' presumed starting quarterback said he has learned lessons from past failures and will do what's necessary to make sure the team is successful next season.
Five draft scenarios. Redskins blog HailRepublic.com runs down five realistic scenarios the Redskins could face when they go on the clock with the fifth overall pick.
Biggest challenge facing Gruden? CSN's Rich Tandler answered the question of what Jay Gruden's biggest challenge will be next season.
New York Giants
Why Jennings is best early-down option. NumberFire.com makes the case for why Rashad Jennings deserves to get the bulk of the Giants' carries on first and second down.
Ex-Giant sues Buccaneers. Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes, who played for the Giants from 2007-2012, is suing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, claiming unsanitary conditions at the team's facility led to him contracting MRSA.
Ex-Giant accused of large-scale fraud. Cornerback Will Allen, who played for the Dolphins from 2001-2005, has been accused of operating a $31-million Ponzi scheme.
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys making sound decisions. Former NFL executive Andrew Brandt said the Cowboys are no longer ruled by emotion and impulse and are instead making disciplined decisions.
2015 expectations. BloggingTheBoys.com looked at what level of success would constitute a successful season for the Cowboys. Is it Super Bowl or bust?
Cornerback coming into focus. With the dust settling on free agency, the Cowboys have some clarity on where they stand with regard to their cornerbacks.
Philadelphia Eagles
Kelly uniquely thorough at pro days. It's normal for NFL head coaches and general managers to scrutinize draft prospects at their pro day performances, but Chip Kelly is (unsurprisingly) especially thorough.
Trout shocked by offseason moves. Reigning American League MVP Mike Trout is a die-hard Eagles fan and he, like many fans of the team, was shocked by the team's offseason moves.
Rowe an intriguing fit for Eagles. The Eagles boosted their cornerback depth in free agency but appear to still need upgrades at safety. Could Utah's Eric Rowe be a fit?