Report: Redskins trade up to No. 2 to grab a quarterback Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III warms up before running the 40-yard dash at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis in February. Michael Conroy / Associated Press / February 26, 2012 March 9, 2012, 8:02 p.m. Washington has agreed to trade with St. Louis for the No. 2 pick in April's draft, according to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports, putting the Redskins in position to select Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III. Glazer, who broke the story on Twitter, said the teams will switch first rounders this year (the Redskins had the sixth pick), with the Rams also getting two future first-round selections and additional picks. It's a huge price to pay, but the Redskins are desperate to get a quarterback for Mike Shanahan to mold and the Heisman Trophy-winning Griffin is highly coveted. The trade, which cannot be finalized until the league's new year begins at 1 p.m. PDT Tuesday, leaves Cleveland out in the cold. The Browns were believed to be angling to trade up from No. 4 to pick Griffin, assuming Indianapolis uses the top pick on Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck. With Manning flying to Denver on Friday and meeting with the Broncos at team headquarters, and a free-agent class that includes Green Bay's Matt Flynn, Oakland's Jason Campbell, and Miami's Chad Henne, there should be some very interesting maneuverings in the coming weeks. Where will Peyton Manning play? Letters: Hits keep coming on bounties Peyton Manning is proof that nothing lasts forever