Rookies look to stand out in Redskins’ secondary

Kyshoen Jarrett, left, was a standout at Virginia Tech but now is trying to earn a pro roster spot. Here, he sings the alma mater with coach Frank Beamer, center, and Dyrell Roberts after a 2012 win against Austin Peay. (Daniel Lin/The Roanoke Times, via AP)

For first-year Washington Redskins defensive backs coach Perry Fewell, the team’s three-day minicamp is all about evaluation, especially for one group within the secondary: the rookies.

“Are they going to be a two, are they going to be a three? Right now, it’s more of a review for the players,” said Fewell on Tuesday, Day 1 of Washington’s minicamp. “So how fast can they play and respond to the different sets that they’re getting? I think…