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Citing league sources, the Washington Post reported the Washington Redskins will actively pursue Chicago Bears free agent linebacker Lance Briggs. The Redskins attempted to trade for Briggs last offseason.
Washington's will also needed to restructure the contracts of top veterans to make them more salary cap friendly. The Redskins are $20 million over the cap but according to numerous league sources who have studied their situation, the team can still create ample cap room by reworking the contracts of veterans such as Portis, tight end Chris Cooley, tackle Chris Samuels and linebacker Marcus Washington. The Redskins annually renegotiate 10 or so contracts and this year appears to be no exception.
They would like more youth along the offensive line and in the secondary as well, but have tempered their sweeping pursuit of free agents.
Source: Washington Post
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GO BEARS!!
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his big contract and sit on his butt the rest of his career. His selfish attitude contributed to the Bears
demise this season.8 million not enough?#*#$$#
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The Redskins top priority on defense is to find a replacement for Sean Taylor at Safety. Chasing after Briggs would limit what they can do to fill this top need.
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