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Redskins' McIntosh signs 1-year deal
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Redskins' McIntosh signs 1-year deal

Published Jun. 14, 2010 10:02 p.m. ET

Linebacker Rocky McIntosh has finally signed his one-year contract with the Washington Redskins, barely beating an NFL deadline.

The Redskins said Monday that McIntosh had signed his $1.759 million tender. The team could have reduced the offer if the restricted free agent had not signed it by Tuesday.

McIntosh is unhappy that the lack of a new collective bargaining agreement kept him from becoming an unrestricted free agent this offseason. He was hoping to get a multiyear deal, but the Redskins offered him only the one-year tender.

McIntosh skipped the team's first voluntary minicamp to express his discontent, but he attended the second minicamp.

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The Redskins also cut guard Paul Fanaika and kicker Justin Medlock.

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