The former Washington GM sat with The Post’s Liz Clarke in his Colorado home this week, providing his first lengthy interview since his ouster earlier this year.

Those responding believed Kirk Cousins and Jordan Reed would perform similarly to last season and the defense would improve, but had less faith in other aspects of the roster.

Washington has been prone to slow starts, but keeping pace with divisional foes will be a requirement for reaching the playoffs.

The Redskins officially list him as questionable for Sunday’s game, but on Friday, he stayed on the field after practice to get in some additional work.

The second-round pick has nursed a stinger in his neck, which reduced strength in his shoulder, ever since suffering an injury in the preseason opener.