The Redskins have had "little dialogue" with free agent SS LaRon Landry since the signing period began last Tuesday. The Redskins don't want Landry back. They've signed Brandon Meriweather and Cedric Griffin in free agency, and those two players may very well open the season as Washington's starting strong and free safety, respectively. Landry visited the Patriots on Saturday. He's at the Jets' facility on Sunday, and is expected to meet with the Lions on Monday afternoon.

Free agent SS LaRon Landry is visiting the Patriots Saturday, and will reportedly visit the Jets on Sunday. Landry also has visits lined up with the Lions and Bears, and intends to "make each" before signing a contract. That, of course, could easily change if someone is willing to meet his asking price on the spot. Both the Patriots and Jets are working to revamp their safety corps.

Free agent SS LaRon Landry is expected to visit the Eagles. The Philadelphia media has been split on whether or not the Eagles are interested in the oft-injured but supremely talented safety, and it appears we finally have a definite answer. Landry is reportedly spending Saturday in New England.

In addition to the Patriots and Jets, free agent SS LaRon Landry is scheduled to visit the Lions and a fourth "mystery" team. Detroit is an interesting fit, as Landry would fill a major need as a run thumper opposite free safety Louis Delmas. The Bears remain interested as well, though they are not the mystery team.

Free agent SS LaRon Landry will visit the Jets this weekend, according to the New York Daily News.

Free agent SS LaRon Landry is expected to visit with the Patriots on Friday night, a source tells the Boston Herald.

Yahoo's Jason Cole reports free agent SS LaRon Landry will soon begin making visits, and is drawing interest from the Jets, Eagles, Lions and Bears. The Philadelphia media has already shot down speculation that the Eagles are interested, but this is the second time in three days Cole has linked Landry to New York, Detroit and Chicago. Landry is one of the league's premier safeties when healthy, but has rarely been so the past two seasons. However, with this year's crop of free agent safeties exceptionally thin, Landry could be in line for more guaranteed money than is reasonable.

According to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Eagles "won't sign" free agent SS LaRon Landry. In a rather flimsy report, Yahoo's Jason Cole noted that the Eagles and Bears "appear interested" in Landry. Philadelphia doesn't plan to make a big free agent splash this year, especially for a player with a red flag such as Landry's Achilles.

In addition to the Jets, the Bears and Eagles are reportedly interested in free agent SS LaRon Landry. According to Yahoo's Jason Cole, the Redskins also "want him back." Despite spending second-round picks on safeties the past two seasons, the position was the Eagles defense's most glaring hole last season. Bears SS Major Wright has battled an assortment of injuries to rival Landry over the past two years.

ESPN New York expects the Jets to show interest in free agent SS LaRon Landry. The Jets are expected to "shake up" a safety corps that struggled with injury and ineffectiveness last season, but Landry wouldn't exactly make it healthier. One of the league's best "in-the-box" safeties, Landry would be an intriguing fit in Rex Ryan's aggressive system if healthy.