Redskins hired Phillip Daniels as director of player development. Daniels, 39, retired after being released by the Redskins following the lockout. The 99th pick in the '96 draft, Daniels played 14 seasons as a 6-foot-5, 302-pound end/tackle. He recorded 62 career sacks for the Seahawks, Bears, and Redskins. Daniels' son, DaVaris, was a four-star recruit out of Vernon Hills (IL) and will be a sophomore wide receiver at Notre Dame in 2012.

Redskins released DE Phillip Daniels. Daniels was only due a million bucks, but the Redskins are on the verge of completing a deal with Cullen Jenkins. They also used a second-round pick in April on Jarvis Jenkins. Daniels has slowed down considerably and turned 38 earlier in the offseason. It seems likely that he will call it a career.