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The Redskins signed offensive lineman Andreas Knappe to their practice squad Monday, a transaction that received about as much attention in these parts as Tuesday’s note that Washington released practice squad quarterback Joel Stave. Which is to say, almost none at all. In Knappe’s native Denmark, however, the undrafted rookie’s latest NFL opportunity was big news, and it came at an opportune time. Claus Elming, who runs the Danish NFL news website Gul klud, which translates to “yellow flag,” said Tuesday that his story about Knappe signing with the Redskins was already his second-most read of the year behind one from April about the 6-foot-9, 325-pound lineman signing with the Falcons as an

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