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Willis the first free agent to visit Redskins
Right tackle played for Seattle when Jim Zorn was a Seahawks assistant coach
No T.O. in D.C.
An NFL source in position to know such things said the Washington Redskins have absolutely no interest in Terrell Owens
Evans signs with49ers
The Redskins lost their first free agent of 2009 when defensive end Demetric Evans agreed to a 2-year, $3.8 million contract with the 49ers tonight. -- David Elfin
Sean Gilbert resurfaces
Albert Haynesworth and Julius Peppers won't let us forget the great Sean Gilbert.
Springs on the Eagles
Springs could play safety, corner or both if he chooses Philadelphia
Springs visiting with Eagles
Free agent cornerback Shawn Springs just arrived in Philadelphia to visit with Eagles officials.
Titans could accuse Redskins of tampering
Titans, Redskins, NFL all clamming up today about possibility of tampering charges.
Paperwork snafu helped Redskins re-sign Dockery
Bills were set to trade him for a seventh-round pick to the Lions
Redskins cut Jason Taylor
Cut comes after Taylor refuses to take part in 75 percent of the offseason workouts
Canty signs with Giants
The Redskins' backup plan joins the defensive end rotation in New York
Redskins 2009 starters
It appears 20 of the 24 starting positions are locked in after first two days of free agency.
Redskins sign Dockery
Guard returns with five-year, $26.5 million deal
Haynesworth arrives
The newest Redskin, Albert Haynesworth, just arrived at Redskin Park
Cerrato explains moves
Just had a quick interview with Redskins executive vice president Vinny Cerrato.
Caponomics at the Park
Redskins executive vice president Vinny Cerrato said that after splurging on defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth and cornerback DeAngelo Hall in the first seven hours of free agency, the club has only enough salary cap room to afford one more player, almost surely an offensive lineman.
