Jason La Canfora of the Washington Post reports that the Redskins do not have a single free agent visit planned.

Per La Canfora, the Redskins’ actions have been limited today to “checking in with the agents for their own free agents, monitoring the market and holding internal discussions about possibilities on the trade or free agent market.”

That’s a rather stunning departure for a team whose owner, Daniel Snyder, has never shied away from making a big splash with big contracts for big-name free agents. But considering that the Redskins are barely under the $116 million salary cap for 2008, the team doesn’t have much choice.

The Redskins’ top priority in free agency was to re-sign their own free agent quarterback Todd Collins, and now that they’ve done that, they’re not expected to make any big news any time soon.