Washington reportedly has no plans to trade Trent Williams

Trent Williams continues to hold out from Washington's camp, but the team is standing firm on the trade front. Despite acquiring Donald Penn, Washington has told teams it has no plans to trade Williams, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com tweets. Teams continue to inquire about the 10th-year left tackle’s availability, but thus far, Washington has resisted. Williams, 31, is upset with the organization because of his contract and its handling of a health scare involving him. Some around the league believe the Patriots will make a play for the seven-time Pro Bowler, but nothing is moving on this front yet. This may be an attempt for Washington to drive up the price, but for now, Williams remains a team employee. As for Washington’s left tackle situation, Penn and 2018 third-rounder Geron Christian are battling for the spot, Albert Breer of SI.com tweets. Ereck Flowers is back at guard but might be behind fourth-round rookie Wes Martin. Here is the latest from the NFC East: Deandre Baker will miss time for the Giants bec

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