Washington Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall never quite lived up to his potential.
According to a report, the Skins are ready to move on from this veteran.
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March 07, 2013
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Washington Redskins are thinking about cutting cornerback DeAngelo Hall.
“The Redskins are over the salary cap,” Schefter said, per Rotoworld.com. “Hall is scheduled to make $8 million, that would come off the books for next season. He will be a candidate that the Redskins will look at to try to get back underneath the salary cap....
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March 09, 2013
According to Chris Russell of ESPN 980 in Washington D.C., the Redskins have shown some interest in Dolphins’ cornerback Sean Smith. A source tells @espnradio980 that the #Redskins have had some general discussions/interest in Dolphins UFA CB 6’3″ Sean Smith. #NFL — Chris Russell (@Russellmania980) March 9, 2013 Earlier today it was reported that the Buccaneers, Patriots...
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March 10, 2013
This is going to sound weird, so maybe have a seat, but the Washington Redskins are off to a promising, smart start to the NFL’s free agency period. Yesterday news emerged that the Skins have agreed to terms with four key players: left guard Kory Lichtensteiger, tight end Logan Paulsen, fullback Darrel Young and linebacker Rob Jackson.
Each player gives the team valuable skill...
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March 08, 2013
Redskins Fans: If you could change one draft pick…what would that be?If you could go back in time, what is the one Redskins draft pick you would change?Every NFL team has their fair share of regrettable draft picks. The Redskins certainly have a few, although they have become more famous for botching free agency.I went back through a timeline of draft picks, mainly focusing on...
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March 09, 2013
The Washington Redskins have a contract in principle for one year with OLB Rob Jackson for one year, with financial details unavailable at this time. The signing of Jackson, on the first day when contract negotiations could begin, comes on the heels of quick 3-year deals the Redskins reached with TE Logan Paulsen and FB Darrel Young, both restricted free agents. No deals are official...
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March 09, 2013
Tight end Logan Paulsen has agreed to a three-year contract to remain with the Washington Redskins.
Paulsen reached terms with the team on Saturday. He had been set to become a restricted free agent next week.
Undrafted from UCLA, Paulsen has played three seasons in Washington, with his playing time increasing each season in large part because of injuries to Fred Davis and Chris...
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March 09, 2013
According to Dov Kleiman of Rant Sports, the Washington Redskins have signed tight end Paulsen to a three-year extension.
#Breaking: #Redskins sign TE Logan Paulsen to a 3-year deal.
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_RealUpdates) March 9, 2013
Paulsen did a pretty good job when he stepped in for Fred Davis last year. he recorded 25 receptions for 308 yards and 1 touchdown.
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March 07, 2013
The Redskins’ hire of A.J. Smith, San Diego’s GM from 2003-12, as a senior exec has gone curiously undercovered. I mean, the Chargers were damn good some of those years, perhaps despite of our old friends Norv Turner and Marty Schottenheimer.
So I asked sports blogging pioneer and deep-core Chargers fan MJD for his perspective on how we should feel, as Redskins fans, about Mr...
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March 09, 2013
The Washington Redskins and outside linebacker Rob Jackson have an agreement in principle to bring him back to the team for another season, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
Jackson was set to become a restricted free agent on Tuesday, but his representatives and the Redskins were able to come to terms on a one-year deal not the restricted free agent one...
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March 08, 2013
The Washington Redskins traded their No. 6 first-round pick in last year’s Draft, their first-round pick this year and next year, and two second-round picks to trade up to No. 2 in the first round of last year in order to draft their franchise quarterback, Baylor University’s, and Heisman Trophy winner, Robert Griffin III.Franchises that get this pick right when they get the...
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March 08, 2013
John Keim of the Washington Examiner tweets that free agent CB Derek Cox is one ”name to keep an eye on” for the Redskins next week.
Cox, 26, was clearly the Jaguars’ best cornerback last season, and at times played pretty well.
Washington needs to find upgrades for their secondary, so it’s not hard to see why they could have interest in Cox. The issue will obviously...
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March 09, 2013
A key member of the Washington Redskins offensive line will return. OG Kory Litchensteiger announced via his twitter account that he agreed to terms with the Redskins. According to sources, the deal for Litchensteiger is for five years.
Litchensteiger was drafted by Mike Shanahan in Denver. He followed Shanahan to Washignton in 2010. He s a prototypical zone scheme blocker...
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March 09, 2013
#southbeach…. It’s just lunch!
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March 09, 2013
The Redskins are in the process of finalizing a deal that would bring right tackle Tony Pashos onto the team, two people with knowledge of the situation said Friday.
An eight-year veteran, Pashos was released by Cleveland last March and spent the year recovering from ruptured ligaments in his left foot.
The 6-foot-6, 337-pounder has played in 92 games, starting 72 for Baltimore...
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March 09, 2013
Alex Marvez reported on Saturday that a source told FOXSports.com that Redskins special-teams ace Lorenzo Alexander has drawn interest from multiple teams and that the Redskins are "looking unlikely to re-sign him."
The Redskins and Alexander were in talks earlier in the offseason, but appeared far apart from a deal after Alexander rejected the team's first offer...
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