The Redskins have re-signed Fletcher.
Fletcher has been a member of the Redskins for five seasons, leading the team in tackles each year and appearing in the last three Pro Bowls. He got a two-year deal. He has made at least 100 tackles in 13 consecutive seasons and has never missed a game in his NFL career.

Fletcher says he's returning to the Washington Redskins. The veteran free agent linebacker announced on Twitter on Friday: "Redskins fans your captain is back! ... Excited about returning to the Skins! The support I've received from the fans didn't go unnoticed!"
Fletcher, who turns 37 next month, has been the anchor of Washington's defense for five seasons. He's never missed a game in his NFL career, having played in 224 straight since debuting with the St. Louis Rams in 1998. The Redskins have said all along that re-signing Fletcher was a priority, and he consistently expressed his desire to return.

The Washington Redskins have signed Lee.
Lee has played three NFL seasons, all with Tampa Bay. He started nine games at right tackle in 2010 but played in only three games last year, in part because of a knee injury. Lee was undrafted out of South Carolina State. He is expected to provide depth behind starting right tackle Jammal Brown, who has been hampered by injuries in recent years.

The Redskins said Wednesday that Grossman has signed his one-year contract to return to the team. Grossman agreed to the deal last week.
Grossman - full name Rex Daniel Grossman III - has said he expects to spend the season tutoring a rookie quarterback, likely Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III.