Given the holdout situation with offensive tackle Trent Williams, it is easy to think the Washington Redskins have a massive problem along the offensive line.
But it’s easy to forget about Morgan Moses.
Moses, the starter on the right side, had a concussion issue in the middle of last season but is right where he needs to be this offseason.
“I feel great man,” Moses said, per Redskins.com. “Obviously it’s another year, year six, but just coming out here and being able to learn and polish things.”
Good news given the Williams situation, which doesn’t seem like it will reach a quick conclusion.
Moses has quietly been nothing short of quality for four seasons in row, during which he has yet to miss a start. Like most guys on the line last year, Moses wasn’t 100 percent healthy — but he remained a rock on the right edge.
The Redskins will need more of the same from Moses in 2019 while the offense looks to welcome a new starter under center, be it rookie Dwayne Haskins or veteran Case Keenum.
