CSN Washington has reported that the Washington Redskins' search
for a wide receiver could take them to New York Giants Super
Bowl hero Mario Manningham.  It would be a smart move for the
Redskins to pursue Manningham as a backup plan if the team fails
to land a marquee name like Vincent Jackson.  Manningham has
endured his share of struggles in New York. The fact that he has
not managed to emerge as a legitimate No. 1 receiver would have
to be a concern for interested parties.  However, the fourth-
year wideout proved that he is capable of coming up big in the
clutch during the Giants' triumphant march to Super Bowl glory.
Indeed, Manningham caught a touchdown pass in each of the team's
three playoff wins en route to Super Bowl 46.  In the title game
itself, he hauled in five passes for 73 yards, including the
memorable 38-yarder which set up the winning score. Manningham
has shown himself to be a playmaker with a knack for finding the
end zone.  His game is defined by pure speed. The former
Michigan standout