"I feel like I am going to be the starter, from talking to them in detail," Campbell said of the Raiders.
The Tennessee Titans dealt White to Seattle, reuniting the running back with his college coach, Pete Carroll. Later, the Seahawks added another runner, Washington, from the Jets.
"Just a great one-two punch to add to our team," Carroll said of the new runners. "We're real excited about Leon Washington. Our guys loved him."
Washington missed half of 2009 with a severe leg injury. He recently re-signed with the Jets, for whom he has starred as a kick returner, runner, and receiver.
The burly and bruising White helped Carroll win a national championship at Southern Cal. But he lost his starting job to Chris Johnson and had problems being on time for meetings.
Oakland sent middle linebacker Morrison to Jacksonville in Round 4 - the Raiders had drafted Rolando McClain on Thursday - and Pittsburgh's fifth-round deal brought back McFadden, a cornerback who won a Super Bowl with the Steelers in 2008.
The Jets, meanwhile, cut Faneca even though the nine-time Pro Bowl guard is owed $5.2 million in guaranteed salary this year. "Alan's definitely going to play in this league again," coach Rex Ryan said.
Also, the New England Patriots signed defensive tackle Gerard Warren, a perennial underachiever who was the third overall pick in 2001.
Westbrook visit. Running back Brian Westbrook, released by the Eagles in February after an injury-plagued 2009 season, had a physical with the St. Louis Rams on Saturday. Coach Steve Spagnuolo was noncommittal about the visit, saying it was "way, way early."
