The Titans were on busy on Saturday with respect to roster decisions.
Treylon Burks misses his third straight game for the Titans. It was announced after practice today that Treylon Burks, Elijah Molden, and Luke Gifford will not travel with the Tennessee Titans to London to take on the Baltimore Ravens.
PHOENIX - Coaching special teams apparently comes with a special brand of humor. Dallas Cowboys brass has gathered here in Phoenix for the NFL owners meetings offering one serious take on special teams ...
Todd Archer reports that the Titans are signing LB Luke Gifford to a two-year deal, worth up to $5 million. Gifford, 27, wound up going undrafted out of Nebraska.
MARCH 14 GIFFORD LEAVES The Cowboys are quietly suggesting they're playing a bit of a waiting game on Leighton Vander Esch and Bobby Wagner ... but while they wait, another linebacker is out the door.
Within the highly-focused world of special teams, John Fassel has certainly seen some stuff. In 2012 with the Raiders, his entire three-man kicking battery (kicker, punter, long snapper) made the Pro Bowl.
Luke Gifford was the Cowboys’ busiest special teams player last season, leading the teams in total snaps. Back in Dallas for 2022 on a new one-year contract, will Gifford finally become a bigger part of the linebacker rotation?
Signing Vander Esch and Gifford isn’t enough given what happened in 2021. Like a singular raindrop after a long drought, the Dallas Cowboys finally dipped their toes in the water of free agency last week.
The Dallas Cowboys continue to maintain their reputation of being a team that loves to sign their own players in free agency. Their latest deal was bringing back linebacker Leighton Vander Esch on a one-year deal, worth up to $3 million.
A down-roster move for the Cowboys. It’s not a big, major move that the Dallas Cowboys fanbase has been hoping for, but it is a down-roster move that every NFL team has to make.
The miserly Cowboys are pinching salary cap pennies wherever they can this offseason and even near the bottom of the roster. Linebackers Luke Gifford and Francis Bernard and Offensive Tackle Mitch Hyatt may now become unrestricted free agents as Dallas is declining to give them the possible restricted and exclusive rights tender offers.
Linebacker Luke Gifford led the Cowboys in special teams snaps during the 2021 season, but that wasn’t enough to convince the Cowboys to tender him as a restricted free agent this offseason.
On two straight drives, the Dallas defense denied the Patriots from scoring after looking pedestrian against Mac Jones on the first two touchdown drives.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Luke Gifford was the talk of the 2019 preseason opener, with fans and pundits alike bummed an ankle injury spoiled his debut.
He’ll be eligible to return for Dallas' Week 13 game against the Bengals.
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