Vernon Davis has agreed to a one-year deal with Washington.

In 10 seasons, Davis has caught 461 passes. Davis finished last season with 38 receptions for 395 yards with the San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos.

Washington particularly likes the blocking ability of Davis.

Scot McCloughan drafted Davis while with the 49ers.

"He's in great shape. He's a football player and is one of those guys that has never really been injured because his genetics is so incredible," McCloughan said during the NFL owners meetings on March 22. "He can block, he can run, he catches."

The Cincinnati Bengals will sign Karlos Dansby.

Despite plenty of time in the 3-4 defense, Dansby will find work in Cincy's 4-3 scheme. 

While Rey Maualuga and Vincent Rey are under contract at middle linebacker, Dansby is an upgrade over A.J. Hawk for a defense that also must account for Vontaze Burfict's three-game suspension.

The Green Bay Packers have signed Jared Cook on a one-year, $3.6 million contract.

The Carolina Panthers, Atlanta Falcons and Chicago Bears also had interest in Cook, who had 142 receptions for 1,786 yards and eight touchdowns at tight end over the past three seasons for the Rams.

Cook was a third round pick in 2009 by the Titans.

The New Orleans Saints have signed Nick Fairley.

Fairley spent last season with the Rams.

Per Pro Football Focus, he has never played more than 69.6 percent of his team's snaps on defense. He did that back in 2013, and his snap percentage has dropped each of the last two years to 55.7 (2014) and then 38.8 percent (2015).

Arian Foster is meeting with the Miami Dolphins as they continue to search for a running back.

Lamar Miller signed with the Houston Texans this offseason, the former team of Foster.

Foster tore his Achilles heel in October.

The New York Jets and Cleveland Browns are no longer pursuing Colin Kaepernick.

The Browns signed Robert Griffin III this week.

Kaepernick is left with the Denver Broncos as his only remaining logical suitor.

Kaepernick's $11.9 million salary becomes fully guaranteed on April 1 and the San Francisco 49ers do not plan to cut him before that date.

The Broncos would have to trade for Kaepernick and the 49ers have so far been unwilling to deal him without a substantial return.

Nate Washington has signed with the New England Patriots.

The Patriots hosted Washington on a free-agent visit March 14, as they looked to add another pass-catching target after signing Chris Hogan to a three-year, $12 million contract three days earlier.

A 12-year veteran, Washington also spent six seasons with the Tennessee Titans and four seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Washington caught 47 passes on 95 targets last season for 658 yards after signing a one-year deal with Houston.

The Cleveland Browns and Robert Griffin III have agreed upon a two year deal. The Browns have been the only franchise to show serious interest in Griffin.

Griffin is a free agent after he was released by Washington.

Griffin was the 2012 Offensive Rookie of the Year and has since struggled with injuries. Griffin led Washington to win the NFC East while throwing for 3,200 yards with 20 touchdowns against five interceptions along with 815 yards rushing and seven touchdowns.

Griffin didn't play at all in 2015 as Jay Gruden went with Kirk Cousins as his starter.

Rueben Randle has agreed to a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Randle had spent his first four NFL seasons with the New York Giants after being a second round pick in the 2012 draft out of LSU.

Randle had a two-game stretch at the end of 2014 in which he had 12 catches for 290 yards. Randle clashed with coaches due to chronic lateness for meetings.

Randle had eight touchdown catches this past season, but only one game over 100 receiving yards.

Alfred Morris has signed a two-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys.

In his first three years combined, Morris rushed for more yards (3,962) than any back in the NFL except for Marshawn Lynch.

Morris' production has dropped over the past two seasons.