The Ravens announced on Saturday that they have hired Jim Zorn as their quarterbacks coach. "Jim played successfully in the league for a long time, and certainly understands what an NFL quarterback goes through," Ravens coach John Harbaugh told The Baltimore Sun. "He has been an NFL quarterback coach, NFL head coach and is familiar with our offense. That's a great resume for us." Zorn was fired by the Redskins after a 4-12 season.

The Washington Redskins announced Friday that they have signed free agent long snapper Nick Sundberg to a reserve/futures contract. Sundberg spent the final two weeks of the 2009 regular season and the 2010 postseason as a member of the Baltimore Ravens' practice squad. Originally signed by the Carolina Panthers as a college free agent on May 1, 2009, Sundberg was with the Panthers for the 2009 preseason before being waived on Sept. 7, 2009.

The Redskins will hire Keenan McCardell as their receivers coach, according to a league source. McCardell was drafted out of UNLV in the 12th round of the 1991 draft by the Redskins. During his 17-year career he had 883 receptions for 11,373 yards and 63 touchdowns.

With Mike Shanahan officially in Washington, the Redskins could be a potential home for wide receiver Brandon Marshall. Shanahan coached the Broncos from 1995-2008 and Marshall had the best seasons of his career under the head coach. Marshall has long been disgruntled in Denver.

The Washington Redskins will install new ?punter-proof? video boards in each of the end zones at FedEx Field. The screens -- 100-foot-wide, state-of-the-art high definition LED displays -- will triple the size of the two existing end zone video displays. In addition, the team will enhance the fans? game-day experience with all-new game clocks, play clocks, and other in-stadium video displays. ?Dan Snyder asked us to identify the technologies that would deliver a spectacular game-day experience to fans,? said David Donovan, the team?s Chief Operating Officer. ?These upgrades to true HD video boards and control room will allow us to carry high-quality, multiple-angle replays, live game action and game graphics, as well as more frequent out-of-town scores.?

The Washington Redskins announced today they have named Jim Haslett as their defensive coordinator. Haslett is a veteran of 24 NFL seasons, including eight as a player, nine as an assistant coach and seven as a head coach. He previously served as defensive coordinator of the New Orleans Saints in 1996, the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1997-99, and the St. Louis Rams in 2006, 2007 and for the first four games of 2008 before being elevated to head coach. Haslett spent last season coaching the UFL?s Florida Tuskers, which he led to a perfect 6-0 regular season record and a championship game appearance. ?I have a great deal of respect for what Jim has done in this league,? Redskins Executive Vice President/Head Coach Mike Shanahan said. ?He is one of the game?s sharpest defensive minds and has a great passion for the sport. He will be instrumental to our success in Washington.? Haslett replaces Greg Blache, who retired following 22 seasons as an NFL assistant, including the last six with the Redskins. ?Greg Blache has been integral to the success of the Redskins defense over the last two years, and I regret that I won?t be able to work with him,? Shanahan said. ?We?ll miss his discipline, his loyalty, and his consistency, and wish all the best to Greg and his family in his retirement.?

Jim Haslett agreed Tuesday to become the Redskins? defensive coordinator, the second major hire for new coach Mike Shanahan. A person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press about the move on condition of anonymity because the team hasn?t made an announcement.

During his introductory press conference, Mike Shanahan was asked about his impression of Jason Campbell. ?Well, I am looking forward to working with him," said Shanahan. "I just love the way Jason handles himself. I am looking forward to sitting down and watching film and going through every play that he has had throughout his career and sitting down and talking to him and hopefully the best years are ahead. That is a process that will take some time.?

The Washington Redskins Wednesday named Mike Shanahan Executive Vice President/Head Coach, making him the 28th head coach in franchise history. The two-time Super Bowl winner brings a 146-98 regular season record as an NFL head coach over 14 seasons.

According to a league source, while Mike Shanahan will likely use their fourth overall pick for a quarterback, he would still bring Jason Campbell back to Washington for one more season. Campbell will likely be a restricted free agent, which means the Redskins can match any other team's offer.