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Coach Mike Shanahan mentioned that Worthington had suffered a bicep injury likely requiring surgery. It's probably a tear. Worthington will clear waivers and head to year-ending injured reserve.

The theory that Morris is an unproven back so he's subject to "Shanahanigans" is unfounded. Alf more than proved himself last year by coming off the pace to win the starting job at training camp and ranking second in the NFL in yards and 12th in YPC. Evan Royster, Roy Helu, Chris Thompson and Jawan Jamison will merely battle for scraps at training camp.

Potter, a seventh-round pick of the Bills last year, is known for his big leg. He'll compete for a role as a kick off specialist in Washington.

The 'Skins added Henderson and Donte' Stallworth to the roster in an effort to add speed to their receiving corps. With neither player providing any help on special teams, it's safe to assume they're directly competing for a spot. The Redskins are suddenly crowded at wide receiver.

He'll undergo more tests to determine the severity of the injury, but Coach Mike Shanahan already alluded to surgery as a possibility. Worthington was brought up off the practice squad last year, and was competing for a reserve-role with the team.

Griffin hopes to receive clearance to resume cutting, clearing yet another hurdle in his ahead-of-schedule recovery. "It's a month of cutting drills, changing direction," RG3 said. "That way I can train my body to get back for that. I'll start cutting and after that it's just everything over and over." Griffin has progressed to performing bootlegs on the side of OTA practice.

The Redskins will kick off camp on July 25. Griffin continues to work out with no setbacks and draw glowing reports from observers. It's fair to say he's ahead of schedule.