DeSean Jackson to the Washington Redskins is a "done deal," according to Tim McManus of 95.7 The Fanatic in Philadelphia.

Jackson met with the Redskins throughout the day on Monday.

The Redskins are Jackson's only scheduled visit, but he has received interest from other teams.

Kenny Britt has agreed to a one-year, $1.4 million deal with the St. Louis Rams.

Britt's deal could increase to $2.9 million with incentives.

Jeff Fisher was with the Tennessee Titans when Britt was drafted.

The Tennessee Titans aren't likely to pick up the option year on Jake Locker's contract for 2015.

The Titans could consider giving Locker a new contract after the 2014 season, but they clearly don't trust him enough to pick up his option now.

The Titans have Charlie Whitehurst as Locker's backup and they could look at the draft for another quarterback.

The New York Jets are interested in Chris Johnson.

The Jets have a need at running back with Chris Ivory.

The Tennessee Titans are hoping to be able to trade Johnson before being forced to release him.

The Seattle Seahawks hosted Ryan Clark for a visit on Friday, but he left without a deal.

Clark has also drawn interest from the New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens.

Clark may be an odd fit for the Seahawks considering how infrequently Chris Maragos played last season behind Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor.

The Oakland Raiders have interest in signing DeSean Jackson, a move that Charles Woodson endorses.

"Bring him in, I think he would look good in the Silver and Black," Woodson told KGMZ-FM last week, per ESPN.com. "Of course I know the business side of it, but I've watched this guy and what he is, is a dynamic football player."

Jackson was released by the Philadelphia Eagles on Friday.

"There is no question in my mind that this is the type of player that Al would bring in," Woodson said. "You hear about the off-field stuff but I don't think Al would concern himself with that too much. I think Al would do his homework. But I think he would take a serious hard look, and if there was an opportunity I think he would bring that guy in.

"DeSean can stretch the field, and we know how much Al loved having guys that can stretch the field. So I don't think there is any question he would bring him in."

The New York Jets currently have the lowest cash payroll in the NFL at $86.1 million.

Their once-top-heavy cap has thinned to the point where only three players have cap charges of at least $7 million -- D'Brickashaw Ferguson ($11.7 million), Nick Mangold ($7.2 million) and David Harris ($7 million).

John Idzik has systematically dumped many of the Jets' highest salaries.

DeSean Jackson will visit the Washington Redskins on Monday.

Jackson would be an interesting fit as the deep threat for Robert Griffin III beside Pierre Garcon.

The Oakland Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills also have interest in Jackson.

The St. Louis Rams own the second overall pick and are open to trading down.

“(We have) not really had any discussion with anybody, but that doesn’t mean to say we won’t," Fisher said. 

The Rams traded the second overall pick in 2012 to the Washington Redskins in a blockbuster deal that won't likely be matched due to how valuable Robert Griffin III was in that draft.

"But I think it’s highly unlikely that even if we did trade out that would we get the value that we did the first time around," Fisher said. 

DeSean Jackson and the Oakland Raiders have mutual interest.

The Raiders were Jackson's favorite team growing up and he played collegiately nearby at Cal.

The Kansas City Chiefs are also interested in Jackson.