Detroit Lions impending free-agent DT Haloti Ngata appeared to be happy in his one season with the team, and he is interested in a return. ‘I would love to stay,’ Ngata told reporters in January.
Monthly Archives: February 2016
Dolphins | Mike Pouncey recovering after surgery
Miami Dolphins C Mike Pouncey (foot) underwent surgery on his foot at the end of the regular season, and he said Monday, Feb. 22, that his rehab is progressing well.
Browns | Travis Benjamin, Cleveland near deal
Cleveland Browns impending free-agent WR Travis Benjamin is nearing a deal with the team, beat writer Tony Grossi said Monday, Feb. 22.
Browns | Tashaun Gipson hasn’t heard much
Updating a previous report, Cleveland Browns impending free-agent FS Tashaun Gipson has made it clear he wants to return, but he hasn’t heard much from the team and it appears the organization is prepared to let him test the free-agent waters.
Broncos | Evan Mathis to have surgery
Denver Broncos impending free-agent OG Evan Mathis (ankle) will undergo surgery on his damaged right ankle Wednesday, Feb. 24.
49ers | Colin Kaepernick ahead of schedule?
San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick (shoulder) received positive reports on his rehabilitation from Dr. Peter Millett. ‘Colin is working very hard and is totally committed to being healthy and ready for next season. His work ethic and positive outlook are no doubt speeding his recovery,’ Millett said.
Giants | Victor Cruz on the bubble?
New York Giants WR Victor Cruz could be on the roster bubble since he is scheduled to count $9.9 million against the salary cap next season. It is believed that Cruz would be willing to take a pay cut in order to stay with the team.
49ers | Brian Leonhardt waived
San Francisco 49ers TE Brian Leonhardt was placed on no-recall waivers Monday, Feb. 22.
Browns | Luke Lundy waived
Cleveland Browns RB Luke Lundy was placed on no-recall waivers Monday, Feb. 22.
Jets | Antonio Cromartie could re-sign
Free-agent CB Antonio Cromartie (Jets) may be willing to re-sign with the New York Jets at a lower salary because he loves the organization and head coach Todd Bowles, according to a source.