Demetric Evans News

General manager Scot McCloughan made that clear Monday, telling Sirius NFL Radio that "we're not going to go that route." It was the team's most definitive response to date about the troubled quarterback.

Lorenzo Alexander, the Redskins' very own "One Man Gang," has a new role to add to his repertoire.

Rob Jackson was among the Redskins' bright spots in 2008 preseason. The rookie defensive end started two of five preseason contests and posted two sacks and a forced fumble.

Now that the draft and rookie camp - that allowed some additional player tryouts and signings to happen - are done, and the Redskins are likely done adding players to the roster and it's time to have a guess who will and won't make the roster... Early Redskins Roster Predictions by GridironFans.com 74 reads Now that the draft and rookie camp - that ...

Lorenzo Alexander plans to make another move to help the Washington Redskins. After playing a key role on offense, defense and special teams during the team's late run to a playoff berth in 2007, Alexander made his biggest contribution in 2008 as a pass-rush specialist at defensive tackle.

With the loss of versatile defensive lineman Demetric Evans to the San Francisco 49ers in free agency, Alexander will be given the first chance to fill the important tackle-defensive end hybrid position that Evans excelled at last season. Alexander has prepared for the challenge, he said, reporting to minicamp at Redskins Park in the best shape of his career, and he is eager to take another big step.

For the first time since Dan Snyder bought the Washington Redskins a decade ago, the buzz at minicamp, which runs Friday through Sunday, is about the defensive line.

DEMOCRAT By default the Washington Redskins landed the best possible player to suit their most glaring need: pass rushing defensive end Brian Orakpo from the University of Texas.

Brian Orakpo should fit in well on a Redskins defense that finished fourth overall in the NFL last year.

The Washington Redskins started last season playing well until injuries to the offensive line derailed their season.

Nobody makes bigger plays than the Washington Redskins , except they do it in March when they outbid the competition for expensive free agents.

With some holes to fill on the defensive line a couple of weeks into free agency, the Washington Redskins turned to a familiar face, bringing back defensive end Renaldo Wynn , according to a source familiar ...

While NFL teams like the Washington Redskins have made headlines this offseason by adding big-name free agents, the San Francisco 49ers have taken a less glamorous route.

Two of those additions will start on a defense that ranked in the top five in the NFL last year.

The San Francisco 49ers signed free agent defensive lineman Demetric Evans and re-signed kick return specialist Allen Rossum on Tuesday.

I have a feeling that Demetric Evans' signing is a little bit bigger than we may initially have thought.

Phillip Daniels and Renaldo Wynn together again with the Washington Redskins ? It could happen.

Before I get into a little talk about newly signed DE Demetric Evans, take a look at this bit of news.

I'm not sure how many people noticed it, but earlier today Maiocco did a day-long live-blog with little nuggets every 15 minutes.

The 49ers became one of four teams to add at least three unrestricted free agents from other teams when they reached agreement with defensive lineman Demetric Evans.

Defensive end Demetric Evans is in negotiations with the 49ers and Redskins. They have discussed a two-year deal in the $4 million range.