[vincesanity82]

He's been in the league so long that a lot of people forget that wide receiver Keenan McCardell actually began his career, in 1991, with the Redskins. He never got on the field during his first stint in Washington, D.C., but he might get to finish his career there.

According to Len Pasquarelli of ESPN.com, McCardell is in "active negotiations" with the Redskins. The move makes sense if for no other reason than that the 37-year-old McCardell is one of the few well-known free agents still available, and the Redskins always like to add veterans with name value.

McCardell lives in Houston, and the Texans are reportedly interested in his services, so he may have options just a few months after his release by the San Diego Chargers raised the question of whether his career was over.

McCardell is ninth in NFL history with 861 catches, 18th all-time with 11,117 receiving yards, and tied for 50th with 62 receiving touchdowns.

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[Lefty Noob]

Hmm, I always thought the Browns were his first team. Oh, well. I guess him becoming a Texan isn't a slam dunk at this point then, eh?

[vincesanity82]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Hmm, I always thought the Browns were his first team. Oh, well. I guess him becoming a Texan isn't a slam dunk at this point then, eh?

It looks like he has a few options to choose from, I was thinking texans myself..

[ThePundit]

Do the Skins have the same salary cap as the rest of the league?

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by ThePundit

Do the Skins have the same salary cap as the rest of the league?

Pretty sure they opened up some room by dumping Archuleta. Still, always seems like they have money to spare, don't it?