The Redskins are busy reworking their receiving corps. After signing veteran Joey Galloway, Washington has also added Bobby Wade. Wade has 244 career receptions for 2,858 yards and nine touchdowns and is also an accomplished kick returner.

The Redskins have reached an agreement with wide receiver Joey Galloway on a one-year contract, according to a league source. Galloway will try to win a spot with Washington this offseason. He caught 67 passes and for touchdowns in 2009 with the Patriots and Steelers.

Peter King of Sports Illustrated writes that if the Raiders do ultimately cut quarterback JaMarcus Russell loose, it's quite possible that he could land in the NFC East. Washington lacks depth at the position after dealing Jason Campbell to Oakland and Philadelphia's stable of quarterbacks is still in flux following the Donovan McNabb trade.

Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall is very optimistic about the team's chances heading into the 2010 season. Hall believes that Washington could win 11 or 12 games after adding players through the draft and trading for quarterback Donovan McNabb. "It's based on the talent we feel like we've got," he said. "It's based on the improvements I feel like we've made. It's based on the scheme. The scheme alone is gonna give us four or five more wins. The games we lost by two, three points, we'll win those games, easy. "We'll dominate our division, off of bringing Donovan McNabb in here, a guy who's dominated the division in the past. So that's just an educated guess. That's an educated guess, and I stand behind. I'll stand behind that. I'll fight and claw to try to make that happen."

Jerry Schmidt, Oklahoma's director of sports enhancement, questions the work ethic of Redskins rookie left tackle Trent Williams. "He's one of those guys, he's definitely not a gym rat. If he was, there wouldn't be anybody even close to him," Schmidt said. "If he really committed himself, it wouldn't even be close. He'd be the best ever. That's how much talent he's got. There's a lot of talent there that he just hasn't tapped." Schmidt gushed about the talent Williams possesses. "He's got a lot of natural, God-given ability. He's got great feet, balance, which allows him to play both guard and tackle," Schmidt said. "Even as a young player, you could tell right away how talented he was. He has a great upper-body, just real natural strength. You look at him, the way he runs, there's not many athlete that big who can run like that. He's a very talented guy." Washington took Williams with the fourth overall pick in the first round of the NFL Draft.

Redskins general manager Bruce Allen insists that the team never shopped defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth. Allen added that Washington didn't discuss dealing linebacker Rocky McIntosh either. "Believe me, Albert's agent has known from the first week the league year started what our thoughts were," Allen said. "We know where Albert stands and he knows where we stand. We look forward to having him have a productive season."

The Washington Redskins Saturday acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2012 NFL Draft from the Oakland Raiders in exchange for quarterback Jason Campbell. Campbell played and started 52 games, completing 1,002-of-1,637 passes for 10,860 yards, 55 touchdowns and 38 interceptions in five seasons with the Redskins.

The Vikings and Titans are both chasing defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth as the NFL Draft has gotten under way. It has been rumored for a few weeks that the Redskins are open to dealing Haynesworth, who they signed last offseason.

Sources told FanHouse on Wednesday night that the Washington Redskins are still in discussions with the Rams and trying to make a deal for Sam Bradford, who would then sit for a year in Washington behind Donovan McNabb and develop under new Redskins coach Mike Shanahan. One of the sources said that Washington was the only team still in the mix to trade for Bradford, who has told the Rams he won't sign a contract until after he is drafted. The Seattle Seahawks and Cleveland Browns -- two teams that had interest in Bradford -- are no longer making the effort to try to trade up and get him.

A source close to Redskins quarterback Donovan McNabb is denying reports that the former Eagle is lobbying his new team to sign wide receiver Terrell Owens. The source admitted that McNabb and Owens have become friendly since patching up their public feud, but they aren't close buddies and the quarterback hasn't urged new Washington coach Mike Shanahan to sign the receiver. "Believe me, Donovan is not petitioning for anybody," the source said.