ROY MILLER RUMORS & GOSSIP
Jaguars sign former Titans DT Marks to 1-year deal
The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed free agent defensive tackle Sen'Derrick Marks to a one-year contract.
Marks will compete for a starting spot with former first-round draft pick Tyson Alualu and recent free-agent signee Roy Miller.
The 6-foot-2, 294-pound Marks spent the past four seasons with the Tennessee Titans after being selected in the second round of the 2009 draft...
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April 02, 2013
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NFL Free Agency: Tampa Bay Buccaneers add a defensive tackle to the roster
While the Tampa Bay Buccaneers remain silent in free agency about addressing their needs at the cornerback position, the team did make a move to add a defensive lineman on Saturday. NFL Network’s Michelle Bisner reported Saturday night that Tampa added former Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Derek Landri to the team. Bisner reports the deal is for two years and worth $3.25...
Jaguars Sign DT Roy Miller, Ex-Texans RB Justin Forsett, DB Alan Ball
On the fourth day of 2013 NFL Free Agency, the Jacksonville Jaguars agreed to terms on a contract with running back Justin Forsett, defensive back Alan Ball and defensive tackle Roy Miller.
Forsett, 27, has rushed for 1,661 yards and eight touchdowns and has registered 100 receptions for 768 yards and a score through the air over the last four seasons with the Seattle Seahawks ...
Jaguars Sign DT Roy Miller & CB Alan Ball
Roy Miller
The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed free agent DT Roy Miller to a two-year contract, according to his agent Mike McCartney.
Miller, 25, had interest from the Buccaneers would have liked to retain him, but apparently his asking price was too much for their liking.
Jacksonville lost Terrance Knighton after he reached an agreement with the Broncos, so they clearly needed...
Contract Talks Between Buccaneers, DT Roy Miller Break Down
Buccaneers nose tackle Roy Miller will head elsewhere as a free agent if the current state of his negotiations with Tampa Bay holds.
Talks between the team and its 2009 third-round draft choice, scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent on March 12, have broken off with the sides seemingly far apart.
Its unclear what the team is offering Miller and his contract demands...
Buccaneers break talks with Roy Miller
A big part of the Buccaneers 2012 run defense, that ranked first in the league, appears as if he may not return to Tampa Bay in 2013. Per Stephen Holder of the Tampa Bay Times, talks between the Bucs and defensive tackle Roy Miller have broken off. Miller’s agent, Mike McCartney, said the following via the Tampa Bay Times: “Roy is excited to see what’s out there for him...
Contract Talks Between The Buccaneers & DT Roy Miller Have “Broken Off”
Stephen Holder of the Tampa Bay Times reports that the Buccaneers and impending free agent DT Roy Miller have “broken off” talks regarding a long-term extension.
Holder adds that the two sides are ”seemingly far apart.”
“Roy is excited to see what’s out there for him in free agency,” said agent Mike McCartney. “He has a lot to offer after an excellent season...
Buccaneers DT Miller inactive against Eagles
Tampa Bay defensive tackle Roy Miller is inactive for the Buccaneers' game against the Philadelphia Eagles after not practicing most of the week because of a head injury.
The fourth-year pro was replaced in the starting lineup by Gary Gibson.
As expected, quarterback Michael Vick and running back LeSean McCoy are inactive again because of concussions. Vick has missed the last...
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December 09, 2012
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Buccaneers DT Roy Miller Still Sidelined With A Head Injury
With the Buccaneers preparing for hot-handed Eagles running back Bryce Brown, Tampa Bays primary run-stopping defensive lineman was nowhere near the practice field for the second straight day.
Defensive tackle Roy Miller suffered a head injury against the Broncos and has not been cleared to return to practice, let alone play on Sunday.
Coach Greg Schiano wouldnt confirm whether...
Buccaneers DT Roy Miller In The Roster Bubble Heading Into Camp?
With Brian Price in line to be the Buccaneers starting nose tackle and veteran Gary Gibson added this offseason to back him up, Roy Millers playing time is likely to dwindle barring an injury. Miller appears to be on the roster bubble heading into training camp. Source: Pro Football Weekly Attached Thumbnails
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