Kansas City Chiefs CB Bryce Cheek was waived Thursday, June 16. WR Kenny Cook (undisclosed) was waived/injured. Free-agents WR Seantavius Jones (Eagles) and SS Akeem Davis (Colts) were subsequently signed.
Monthly Archives: June 2016
Bengals | Cincinnati waives Gionni Paul
Cincinnati Bengals LB Gionni Paul was released Thursday, June 16.
Bears | More roster moves made
Free-agent DL Marquis Jackson (Vikings) was signed by the Chicago Bears Thursday, June 16. DL Kenton Adeyemi and LB Don Cherry were waived.
Dolphins | Kenyan Drake will be ready for camp
Miami Dolphins RB Kenyan Drake (hamstring) will still be ready for training camp after being injured in practice Wednesday, June 16.
Seahawks | Pete Carroll confident in players’ return
Seattle Seahawks TE Jimmy Graham (knee) and RB Thomas Rawls (ankle) should ‘absolutely’ be ready for Week 1 of the regular season, according to head coach Pete Carroll.
Footballguys View: Graham has a lot of ability, but he is kept in check by Seattle’s offensive scheme and offensive line woes. He has TE1 ability, but is producing TE2 numbers. We don’t see it changing right now.
Dolphins | Miami also waives Charles Tuaau
Miami Dolphins DT Charles Tuaau was waived Thursday, June 16.
Dolphins | Logan Thomas waived
Miami Dolphins QB Logan Thomas was waived Thursday, June 16.
Cowboys | Tony Romo throwing well
Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo (collarbone) said he’s throwing as well as he ever has as he continues to recover from a broken collarbone and subsequent offseason surgery. He and the Cowboys will go over his schedule in training camp, and he may continue to take Wednesdays off depending on how his throwing feels each day. Romo did acknowledge that he can’t ignore his injury history.
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Lions | Orson Charles signs
Free-agent TE Orson Charles (Saints) signed an undisclosed deal with the Detroit Lions Thursday, June 16. DL James DeLoach was waived in a corresponding move.
Panthers | Ron Rivera receives extension
Carolina Panthers head coach Ron Rivera received a one-year contract extension Thursday, June 16, that will pay him more than $6 million a year, according to a league source. Rivera led Carolina to a 17-2 record and a berth in Super Bowl 50 in 2015 and is under contract through the 2018 season. He’s now among the top 10 highest paid coaches in the NFL.