KEVIN HOBBS RUMORS & GOSSIP

After the Miami Dolphins traded for veteran nickelback, Benny Sapp, it was only a matter of time before the team got rid of veteran corner Kevin Hobbs. That is exactly what the team did moments ago, as Hobbs’ services are no longer needed on the team. The team has cut 11 players so far, which means they have nine more players to terminate from the roster. Stay tuned!

It was a busy day for the Miami Dolphins two days before their preseason opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, as the Dolphins made roster moves involving four different players on Thursday...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...

Cornerback Kevin Hobbs has signed with the Miami Dolphins to replace reserve cornerback Evan Oglesby, who was placed on injured reserve with a left ankle injury. The Dolphins also re-signed guard Ray Feinga and waived receiver Taurus Johnson. Feinga and Hobbs took part in practice Thursday. The Dolphins cut Feinga at the start of training camp two weeks ago.

DAVIE, Fla. -- Cornerback Kevin Hobbs has signed with the Miami Dolphins to replace reserve cornerback Evan Oglesby, who was placed on injured reserve with a left ankle injury.

The Miami Dolphins have signed former Detroit Lions cornerback Kevin Hobbs. Hobbs played in all but two games for Detroit last season, forcing one fumble with one pass deflection with 37 tackles on defense and special teams combined. Heading into his fourth NFL season, Hobbs. played 14 games for the Seahawks in 2008. He has also played for the Atlanta Falcons.Source: National Football Post

Corner signed, wide receiver released, guard signed

Restricted free agent cornerback Kevin Hobbs has signed his restricted free agent tender with the Lions, according to Scout.com's Adam Caplan's twitter page. Hobbs will try to etch out a role as a backup cornerback and contributor on special teams coverage in training camp. Source: RotoTimes.com

According to John Niyo on Twitter, the Lions have extended a low tender to cornerback Kevin Hobbs. Hobbs is a special teamer. If Hobbs doesn't get...

Here is the report from Danny O’Neil’s blog at the Seattle Times: Players released: S Jamar Adams, DE Baraka Atkins, K Brandon Coutu, G Brian De La Puente, CB Marquis Floyd, T Na’Shan Goddard, S Courtney Greene, WR Mike Hass, CB Kevin Hobbs, FB David Kirtman, RB Devin Moore, CB Nate Ness, TE Joe Newton, WR [...]

First, we start with a verdict regarding cornerback Kevin Hobbs, who was largely pinned for blame when tight end Kris Wilson caught a 32-yard pass. After all, Hobbs was the closest defender and the one the cameras caught looking around all flustered. Except there was a reason he was flustered. Coach Jim Mora said Monday Wilson wasn't Hobbs' responsibility on that play. "The secondary...