The Washington Examiner reports that the Redskins want to do a multi-year contract with tight end Logan Paulsen, a player they consider reliable, though no deal is imminent. The report says it's hard to see them making him a second-round tender, which would guarantee his return. Even if they give him a right-of-first-refusal tender, there's a chance no team will bite on Paulsen. The report also says it's doubtful Paulsen would pass on a multi-year deal elsewhere in the hopes of cashing in more as an unrestricted free agent. If the Redskins re-sign Fred Davis, as they are telling people they will do, then Paulsen would be a backup.
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