Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said Friday he’ll make a decision on QB Donovan McNabb‘s future with the team following April’s NFL Draft.

A look at some of the notable injuries around the NFL in Week 5.

Redskins rookie tackle Trent Williams will not suit up for Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Williams is suffering from a toe injury and was limited in practice this week and was listed as questionable on Friday’s injury report.

The Redskins can ill-afford to lose any offensive linemen, particularly rookie LT Trent Williams.

In the days following their trade for OT Jammal Brown, the Redskins have been drawing positive reviews for the deal around NFL Network.

Bears QB Jay Cutler was asked about Terrell Owens possibly joining the Bears during this past weekend’s Fan Expo, and the quarterback did not really take to the idea

Oklahoma’s Trent Williams will be replacing long-time left tackle stalwart Chris Samuels in Washington. It was fitting then that one of the first people he met after hearing his name called by Commissioner Roger Goodell was Samuels.

Seattle really must be happy with Oklahoma State offensive tackle Russell Okung falling into their lap, as it gets a standout left tackle to replace Walter Jones, who is expected to retire.

Trent Williams had a special request fulfilled by Commissioner Roger Goodell when he was announced as the fourth overall pick of the 2010 NFL Draft.

The addition of OT Trent Williams is good news for the fantasy value of Donovan McNabb.

The Vikings have been linked to Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen and Florida QB Tim Tebow in the first round, but I’ve been told the team is headed in another direction with the 30th overall pick.

The feeling of draft week took a more firm hold Wednesday morning when the 17 prospects who are in town visited NFL headquarters in Manhattan.

Dez Bryant is certainly a top five talent, but Mike Mayock explains why his stock has fallen dramatically.

This is a defensive draft, especially early on. So out of the 32 picks in the first round, I think you’re only going to see between 12-14 offensive players taken, which means you’re going to get 18-20 defensive players picked.

I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about the effect the Donovan McNabb trade will have on the draft, and the more I think about it the more I believe the Redskins will be a factor in the NFC East.