PFT says Jackson to Washington a done deal. Let the hate flow.

[rko396]

Exactly. I think we've all come to realize and except that we were never going to sign him.

Really?

The smart people here have been saying this since day 1. Yet somehow theres a 25 page thread dedicated to DJax, and an 8-10 pager before that

[carolinarolls]

good if true.  I was afraid that POS was going to land in a franchise I respect.

 

he could not have landed on a farther end of the spectrum in that regard.

 

congrats redskinz

 

repruzent!

[Coug Girl]

If Redskins do land him, you have to love the irony of a good player getting wasted in a franchise like the Redskins. But, at least he's getting paid to be irrelevant - that's what's really important!

[PntherPryd]

best part of this is the collective whine rising from Philly fans as realization hits there is a real possibility he will make the skins better and hurt the iggles at least twice a year.

 

 

[ItsPantone278]

So if the skins sign Jackson any one think its possible Hankerson hits the street?  Hankerson would be in a contract year playing behind Garcon, A Roberts, and D Jax.  Not to mention Jordan Reed would be split out wide as much as any of the aforementioned three.

 

Edit to add:  David Gettis could also become available after a quick glance at the Redskins WR depth.  I know we may have seen enough, but Gettis(if his health has improved) could be worth another look if he became available.

[Luke59foLife]

I would have rather have had Britt on the cheap, or even Nicks.

[Mr. Scot]

Word that he has left Washington without a deal.

 

Washington Post reporter was apparently chasing him through the airport, where jackson told him he was "moving on".

 

PFT now says the 49ers and Browns are pursuing Jackson hard.

[PantherFanOne]

ESPN’s Ed Werder jumps into the fray, saying there is no deal between the Redskins and Jackson, noting that he will continue meeting with the Redskins tomorrow as well as keep talking with other interested teams (Twitter link).
A source close to Jackson says it’s a “done deal” between the Redskins and the receiver, tweets Tim McManus of PhillyMag.com. However, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com also chimes in, saying that while the two parties had a good meeting, Jackson has more visits lined up tomorrow, and a number of teams are still competing for the playmaker (via Twitter).