Cornerback Phil Buchanon has signed a one-year deal with the Redskins for $1.5 million, plus $750,000 in additional incentives. RealGM Note: Buchanon, the 17th overall pick in the 2002 Draft, is a nine-year veteran of the Raiders, Texans, Buccaneers and Lions.

The Redskins may be interested in acquiring free-agent wide receiver Terrell Owens or trading for Denver's Brandon Marshall. Washington had Antonio Bryant in for a visit, displaying their interest in adding a pass-catcher. "We don't talk about who's on our radar screen for obvious reasons, but we do have a plan. And sometimes we'll wait to see what the market value is relative to the price, how many guys might be out there. But we're going to constantly try to upgrade our football team, and sometimes it has to do with salary as much as has to do with just getting depth. And maybe after our minicamps, maybe after the draft, some guy will be out there, and we'll gobble him because we think he has a chance to improve our football team," offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan said.

The Redskins have signed punter Josh Bidwell. He becomes the only punter on the roster for a team that has used six different punters in regular-season games the past two years.

Redskins defender Albert Haynesworth isn't sure he's capable of playing nose tackle. His offseason workout regimen and leeriness to move to the 3-4 defense have been well-chronicled. "I haven't really had a whole lot of conversations about it to them," Haynesworth said of his new coaches, whom he praised several times. "I don't know, I guess whatever. I don't know what I'm supposed to do or to say. I'm under contract there, so there's nothing I can really say about it....You look at all the nose tackles in the NFL, they're all the same type guys. Like me, I'm 6-6, 330, 340 pounds, whatever. Most of those guys are short, stubbier, pretty much stump-type guys. I don't think I'm built to be a nose tackle, to be honest."

The Redskins had officials in Gainesville on Saturday to meet with Florida quarterback Tim Tebow. Washington coach Mike Shanahan, general manager Bruce Allen and director of player personnel Scott Campbell were scheduled to put Tebow through a private workout on the UF campus. The Redskins has the fourth-overall pick in the draft and is believed to covet Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford.

Members of the Redskins continued to marvel at the changes in the organization under Coach Mike Shanahan. "It's just totally different than it used to be," quarterback Jason Campbell said. "Yeah, they've changed a lot of stuff around in the weight room, painted and moved some other stuff, but that's not what I'm talking about. It's really the feeling you get now just being [in the building]. "You just see how professional it is and guys are doing things the right way. Usually in the past, guys wouldn't be focused like this right now. A lot of guys who showed up [for the voluntary offseason conditioning program] wouldn't be here in the past. And even in the weight room, a lot of guys just used to do their own thing. But it's all structured now. There's a plan for everything we're doing."

Rex Grossman wants a chance to start for the Redskins in 2010. Grossman signed a one-year deal with Washington on Wednesday and believes that he can "definitely" be a starter again.

The Washington Redskins announced today that they have signed free agent quarterback Rex Grossman. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Grossman, 29, has played in 37 career games, with 31 starts, in his seven-year career. He has completed 524-of-971 for 6,197 yards, with 33 touchdowns and 36 interceptions. Grossman (6-1, 217) spent last season with Houston, where he worked with current Redskins Offensive Coordinator Kyle Shanahan, who served in the same capacity for the Texans.

Joey Porter is scheduled to visit the Redskins on Thursday, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. "Former Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter, who visited the Cardinals last week, is scheduled to visit the Washington Redskins on Thursday," Schefter wrote on his Twitter page.

The Washington Redskins announced today that they have signed running back Larry Johnson. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. In eight NFL seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs (2003-09) and the Cincinnati Bengals (2009), Johnson has played in 82 career games with 55 starts. The two-time Pro Bowler has totaled 6,219 career rushing yards and 55 touchdowns on 1,421 carries (4.4 avg.) and 154 career receptions for 1,373 yards (8.9 avg.) and six touchdowns. ?We are excited to bring in a running back that has had so much success in this league,? Redskins Executive Vice President/Head Coach Mike Shanahan said. ?Larry is a physical runner who will be a great addition to our backfield.?