The Redskins traded for defensive end Jason Taylor on Sunday, sending two draft picks to the Dolphins, as reported by the Associated Press. The Redskins gave the Dolphins a second-round pick in 2009 and a sixth-round pick in 2010.

Redskins DE Phillip Daniels suffered an injury Sunday to his anterior cruciate knee ligament that could lead to Jason Taylor coming to Washington, according to an ESPN.com report on Sunday. Daniels hurt the knee during the team's first practice. He tried to jump over a teammate and came down on his knee. Daniels had to be carted off the field. Preliminary reports from the initial MRI indicated damage to the ACL and possibly more, according to a source.

Redskins' defensive end Phillip Daniels suffered a left knee injury Sunday morning during the team?s opening practice of training camp, as reported by Yahoo.com.

The Redskins have agreed to terms with tight end Fred Davis, one of their three second-round picks from this April's Draft, according to Pro Football Talk. Davis was the 48th overall choice in the draft.

The Redskins have signed wide receiver Malcolm Kelly to a four-year, $3.36 million contract, according to ESPN.com. Kelly, a second-rounder from this June's draft, received $1.655 million in guarantees. He is just the second player selected in the second round to reach an agreement this offseason, with Chicago's Matt Forte becoming the first on July 3.

The Redskins agreed to terms Thursday with third-round draft pick Chad Rinehart and released QB Sam Hollenbach, defensive end Tommy Davis, and center Kyle DeVan, as reported by the Associated Press. Rinehart, an offensive lineman from Northern Iowa, was the No. 96 overall selection in April?s draft.