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Source: Redskins to trade for No. 2 pick from Rams

By JOSEPH WHITE - Associated Press

Redskins QB ‘search is over’ after trade with Rams

By JOSEPH WHITE - Associated Press

Report: Redskins trade for No. 2 pick

By The Associated Press - Associated Press

Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III threw for 4,293 yards, 37 touchdowns and six interceptions this season. He also rushed for 699 yards and 10 scores. (Associated Press)

Redskins trade for Rams’ No. 2 pick

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

Indianapolis Colts cut ties with quarterback Peyton Manning on Wednesday. Where will he land next? (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)

SNYDER: Timely information, yet free agency isn’t constrained by clock

By Deron Snyder - The Washington Times

SIMMONS: Mr. Mayor, use best play for Redskins

By Deborah Simmons - The Washington Times

**FILE** Washington Redskins tight end Fred Davis (right) runs past the Seattle Seahawks' Kam Chancellor after catching a pass for a touchdown in the first quarter the Redskins' 23-17 road win on Nov. 27, 2011. (Associated Press)

Redskins to make TE Fred Davis their franchise player

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

Baylor QB Robert Griffin III figures to go second overall in the coming NFL Draft, but which team will pay the price to acquire the St. Louis Rams' pick? (Associated Press)

CAMPBELL: Redskins should trade up with Rams, draft RG3 and enjoy the ride

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

Washington likely will have to trade with St. Louis at No. 2 to put itself in position to draft Baylor standout and Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III. Cleveland and Miami, both in need of a franchise quarterback, are ahead of the Redskins in the draft. (Associated Press)

DALY: Desperation may be what drives the draft

By Dan Daly - The Washington Times

Marion Barry

IN OTHER WORDS: Barry says Redskins return to District is ‘fantasyland’

By Matthew Cella - The Washington Times

Is Tannehill the Redskins’ right pick at No. 6?

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

Washington Redskins wide receiver Leonard Hankerson is led off the field during the fourth quarter against the Miami Dolphins on Nov. 13 with what ended up being a torn labrum in his hip. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)

Redskins receiver Leonard Hankerson underwent surgery

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

Offensive lineman Matt Kalil, an All-American at Southern California, is expected to be among the top picks in the draft. (Associated Press)

Assessing dexterity of linemen is a priority for Redskins at NFL scouting combine

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

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Ryan Kerrigan performed linebacker drills at last year's combine, even though he was a defensive end at Purdue. The Redskins drafted him 16th overall and converted him to linebacker.

Business again figures to be brisk at NFL’s scouting combine

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

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Peyton Manning

DALY: Redskins’ QB situation is desperate, uncertain

By Dan Daly - The Washington Times

**FILE** Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning (Associated Press)

Shanahan’s pedigree, larger market could tempt Manning

By Rich Campbell - The Washington Times

President Richard Nixon (right), shown with Redskins coach George Allen on Jan. 2, 1973, challenged the NFL to change its blackout policy. (Associated Press)

DALY: NFL on TV was more than a political football to Nixon

By Dan Daly - The Washington Times

Charles Kendrick Lee (right), charged in the slaying of Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor, is joined by attorneys David Brener (left) and Wilbur Smith in a Miami courtroom Dec. 21, 2007. (The Associated Press)

Waiting for justice in slaying of Redskins Sean Taylor

By Nathan Fenno - The Washington Times

New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz, an undrafted free agent out of Massachusetts, racked up 1,536 yards and nine touchdowns as a Giants team that lost twice to the Redskins got hot at the right time. (Associated Press photo)

DALY: NFL’s tales of the unexpected

By Dan Daly - The Washington Times

New York receiver Devin Thomas (15) had plenty of reason to celebrate after his two fumble recoveries - including this one in overtime - helped the Giants defeat the San Francisco 49ers. Thomas never found his niche in two-plus seasons with Washington. (Associated Press)

Giants’ Thomas finds right time to contribute

By Kevin Goheen - Special to The Washington Times