A worthwhile reclamation project, Terry started 18 games at right tackle, left tackle, and left guard between the '06 and '08 seasons in Baltimore before missing all of last year due to microfracture surgery. At 6'8/330 with good feet, the 27-year-old offers swing tackle- and spot starter-caliber upside.

That explains his release. On top of his knee problems, Lilja was also nursing a back injury the week before the Super Bowl. He may have to accept a one-year offer this offseason to prove that he can stay healthy and effective.

Baskett will be gunning for a roster spot as the fifth receiver and special teamer. With Jason Avant and Kevin Curtis ahead of him on the depth chart, he won't be a factor in the passing game.

The Eagles are seeking a veteran fifth receiver and special teamer, and Baskett fits the bill. His knowledge of Andy Reid's offense certainly can't hurt his chances of landing a deal.

Jackson's next visit is with the Jets as he continues to make his way up I-95. He said there was mutual interest between he and the Birds, but he's going to continue to test the market. The Eagles need to address the safety position in the draft.

The Jets are doing their due diligence on Jackson and Brodney Pool, both of whom have major injury concerns for 2010. Jackson is currently in Philly to meet with the Eagles after visiting the Ravens on Tuesday.

Jackson played free and strong safety, nickel back, and outside corner with Indianapolis. Also on the Ravens' radar, Jackson is expected to be ready for training camp. The 27-year-old is recovering from multiple ACL tears.