"I think everyone would lean towards DeSean or Pierre (Garcon) or Jordan Reed," RGIII said, per the team's official site. " I think it's (running back) Alfred (Morris).  With him, defenses have to make a decision whether to put guys in the box to stop him or leave the box light and allow Alfred to go between the tackles and lure in the safeties.  I think it will be interesting to see what defenses do against him." 

It's a deserved nod to a young runner who was the unsung hero of Washington's NFC East title chase two seasons ago.  Morris followed his 1,610-yard rookie campaign with another 1,275 yards last season in Kyle Shanahan's runner-friendly zone-blocking scheme.  We fully expect his touches to decline under pass-happy new coach Jay Gruden. 

Look for the Redskins to live and die through the air.  If Gruden allowed Andy Dalton to throw the ball 500-plus times in each of his first three seasons, Griffin is a candidate to see 100 more attempts than last year's 456.  Either way, this offense will be fun to monitor come September.