"Media availability for the Redskins' three-day session of organized team activities this week is scheduled for Wednesday, and it is unclear whether wide receiver Santana Moss will comment publicly about being linked with Canadian doctor Anthony Galea, who has been charged with smuggling and distributing human growth hormone. Moss, who sources say is not a target of the criminal investigation, could face disciplinary action from the league even if it is not proven he used performance-enhancing drugs.

Moss, who is rehabbing from knee surgery, was working out fully during the OTA on Monday, according to a tweet from redskins.com's Larry Weisman. As he continues to recover, the Redskins are hopeful third-year wideouts Devin Thomas and Malcolm Kelly inspire confidence for the remainder of the offseason program.

Barring a trade for an upper-echelon wideout, Thomas and Kelly appear to be the Redskins' best options at the position. Kelly opened last season as the starting Z receiver, or flanker, opposite Moss, the split end or X receiver. The previous regime planned for Thomas to eventually replace Moss at X, which is usually the position reserved for wideouts with momentum-changing, stretch-the-field speed, which Thomas possesses, and for Kelly to be a chain-moving big target."