September 30, 2012; Tampa, FL, USA; Washington Redskins tight end Fred Davis (83) runs with the ball during the second half against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium. The Redskins won 24-22. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports

Redskins re-signed TE Fred Davis to a one-year deal.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 29, 2013

And there it is. The Washington Redskins have re-signed free agent TE Fred Davis to a one year deal. Davis had been in talks with the Buffalo Bills and scheduled a visit with the New York Jets. It’s believed by most that this was a ploy to get more money out of the Redskins. Davis is Washington’s only real threat at tight end and is coming off of an Achille’s tendon injury. This deal will likely be a stop-gap before a multi-year deal can be worked out next offseason. This future deal, of course, would likely be contingent on Davis showing significant production and the Redskins not having another magical cap penalty handed down by the league.

The Redskins have only suffered two casualties thus far in free agency with DeAngelo Hall being released and Lorenzo Alexander heading to the Arizona Cardinals.

More from Riggo’s Rag as the offseason continues.

Sept. 30, 2012; Tampa FL, USA; Washington Redskins tight end Fred Davis (83) runs past Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Lavonte Davis (54) during the first half at Raymond James Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Stamey-USA TODAY Sports

After Fred Davis had a few talks with the Cleveland Browns earlier in free agency, it appears as though he’s receiving some interest from another cellar-dweller in the Buffalo Bills. Buffalo would possibly be able to offer Davis more money initially, but much like the Browns situation, he’ll have to weigh money versus potential to win games. With RGIII on the mend and Kirk Cousins as a viable option to start,  Davis will have a tough decision to make.

Redskins TE Fred Davis dined last night in Washington with Bills HC Doug Marrone, GM Buddy Nix, Doug Whaley and other Bills officials.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 24, 2013

Oct 14, 2012; Landover, MD, USA; Washington Redskins running back Alfred Morris (46) celebrates with tight end Fred Davis (83) after scoring a touchdown against the Minnesota Vikings during the first half at FedEx Field. Mandatory Credit: Paul Frederiksen-USA TODAY Sports

If you haven’t been paying attention to the best Redskins legal drama since Albert Haynesworth felt up an unsuspecting waitress, it’s okay, we’ll get you up to speed. What this case boils down to is whether or not Redskins unrestricted free-agent tight end Fred Davis actually threw a pitcher at a young woman inside of a club after he had poured liquid all over her. You read that correctly. Here’s how the inicdent occured according to NBC Sport’s Pro Football Talk:

The woman who is suing Fred Davis says that the incident between them began because Davis was jealous that she was hanging out with Ravens players, not Redskins players.

Plaintiff Makini R. Chaka testified that Davis, a free agent tight end who has played his entire career for the Redskins, approached her at a nightclub where she was with a group of Ravens players. Chaka says that Davis, whom she described as an acquaintance before the incident in question, didn’t like the fact that she was with players on the Ravens.

“The Redskins and the Ravens players don’t get along,” Chaka testified, via the Washingtonian. “A lot of the Redskins players are jealous of the Ravens players because they are a better team.”

According to Chaka, she was with a group of Ravens players when Davis approached her, grabbed her wrist and yelled profanities at her. Chaka responded by throwing a drink in Davis’s face, and Davis returned minutes later and dumped a pitcher of juice on her.

The lawsuit centers on whether Davis just threw liquid on Chaka or whether he also threw the pitcher itself and injured her lip, as she claims. A video of the incident is being circulated on Twitter by the Sulton Law Office, which according to The Big Lead is Chaka’s lawyer. The video, however, doesn’t add a whole lot of clarity beyond what was said in court.

Chaka is seeking more than $350,000 in punitive damages from Davis.

Now, Dan Steinberg at the DC Sports Bog has video!

Video of Fred Davis’s alleged bottle-throwing incident, via his accuser’s lawyer wapo.st/ZULRCg

— Dan Steinberg (@dcsportsbog) March 18, 2013

So, do you think Fred Davis did it? Let us know here, or on twitter @RiggosRag.