The Facts: The Redskins continue to free up cap space, restructuring the contract of Moss, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed.

Diehards Line:Moss was entering the final season of a three-year deal and would have counted for $6.1 million against the salary cap. But by restructuring his deal, Washington has saved $2 million. Moss does not receive an extension as part of the restructuring, a person with knowledge of the situation told the Post. Instead, he agreed to a base pay cut of $2 million, but has the opportunity to earn that money back with incentives. Moss, a 12-year veteran, last season led the Redskins with eight touchdown receptions.