Redskins Insider reports that Marcus Washington’s time with the Skins will come to a close this afternoon. His game had regressed to where making him a cap casualty comes as no surprise; one can only make their way on tackle celebrations and TV timeout dance routines for so long after all.
But he was once a [...]
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The first big move
of the Redskins off-season has come. The Washington Redskins released
LB Marcus Washington, saving $4 million on the salary cap. Washington
has been a Redskins starting OLB for nearly 5 years, earning a Pro Bowl
nod his first season as a Redskins in 2004. But since then,
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