The enigmatic Philadelphia Eagle has fallen out of favor, and it looks for sure that he will be leaving Philly at years’ end.

The Washington Redskins will be interested in DeSean Jackson come the offseason.

DeSean has plagued the Redskins, most notably in last season’s blowout with a 91-yard TD on the first drive of the game. He would be a great weapon to have over the next few years.

There are a few concerns with D-Jax, though.

For one, it would be a bad idea to sign him for more than two or three years. He has been injury-prone and has not shown the ability to produce consistently.

Consider this—Jackson has never caught more than 63 balls in a season. In my opinion, to be a No. 1 receiver in this league, a wide receiver must be consistently great.

Jackson has only shown the ability to run fast and catch the deep ball.

Additionally, his skills as a punt-returner are overrated. In his four years in the league, he has only run back four punts for touchdowns.

Devin Hester does that in one season.

While D-Jax would be an exciting signing, I don’t think he would be the best fit in D.C. The ‘Skins need to sign a receiver who their new QB can throw to 10-15 times a game.

Jackson is a shiny toy, but the Redskins just need a solid possession receiver.

ASHBURN, Va.- The Washington Redskins announced Wednesday that they have signed cornerback Brandyn Thompson to the team’s 53-man roster. The team also waived cornerback Domonique Johnson.

Thompson (5-10, 177) spent the first four weeks of the season and Weeks 8-9 on the Redskins’ active roster, appearing in two games. Thompson saw action at cornerback in the Redskins’ Week 2 win against Arizona, and he appeared on special teams in Washington’s Week 3 game against Dallas.

Thompson was selected by the Redskins in the seventh round of the 2011 NFL Draft last April after having appeared in 49 games at Boise State. For his college career, he amassed 146 tackles (95 solo), seven tackles for loss, 13 interceptions and three fumble recoveries.

With the addition of Thompson to the active roster, the Redskins currently have nine of their 12 draft choices from the 2011 NFL Draft on their active roster. Rookie wide receiver Aldrick Robinson is currently on the team’s practice squad.

Rookie wide receiver Leonard Hankerson and rookie defensive end Jarvis Jenkins are on the Reserve/Injured list.

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The Washington Redskins head into Dallas this Sunday with a losing streak and a number of players limping. Washington has 12 players on its injury report for Week 11.

Wide receiver Santana Moss will be out for the game, so there’s no help for Washington’s already anemic passing attack in his case. And hard-hitting safety LaRon Landry is questionable with an Achilles injury, though he did practice on Friday.

Here’s the Redskins injury report for Week 11:

OUT: Linebacker Keyaron Fox (infection), wide receiver Santana Moss (hand), wide receiver Niles Paul (toe).

DOUBTFUL: none.

QUESTIONABLE: Offensive tackle Jammal Brown (groin), guard Maurice Hurt (knee), safety LaRon Landry (Achilles), offensive tackle Sean Locklear.

PROBABLE: Safety Oshiomogho Atogwe (toe/knee), running back Tashard Choice (hamstring), safety Reed Doughty (chest), linebacker London Fletcher (ankle), tight end Logan Paulson (shoulder).

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The Washington Redskins were without three starters for Wednesday’s practice and another two players that have started were limited, according to the team’s injury report.

Linebacker London Fletcher (ankle), strong safety LaRon Landry (achilles) and guard Maurice Hurt (knee) all were unable to practice.

Right tackle Jammal Brown (groin) and his replacement Sean Locklear (ankle) both were limited in practice.

Sidelined yet again were linebacker Keyaron Fox (skin infection), receiver Niles Paul (turf toe) and Santa Moss (broken hand).

Practicing fully despite injuries were safety Oshiomogho Atogwe, running back Tashard Choice (hamstring), safety Reed Doughty (chest) and tight end Logan Paulsen (shoulder).

On the Cowboys’ side, wide receiver Miles Austin (hamstring), guard Montrae Holland (illness), cornerback Mike Jenkins (hamstring) and guard Kyle Kosier (foot) all missed practice.

Limited in practice were fullback Tony Fiammetta (illness) and running back Felix Jones (ankle). Practicing fully were linebacker Sean Lee (wrist) and punter Matt McBriar (foot).