TERENCE NEWMAN RUMORS

The Cincinnati Bengals currently have six cornerbacks on their roster who were first-round selections. There's a good chance that at least one of them will not be on the roster when the season starts at Baltimore on Sept. 10. Last year the Bengals had four first-rounders, but they struggled over the second half of the season when Leon Hall went down with a season-ending Achilles...

The Dallas Cowboys reportedly cannot sign any draft picks until after June 1. The hang-up is related to the way they cut Terence Newman, who took up $6 million of salary cap space, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The defensive back, though released two months ago, was listed on the books as a June 1 cut for financial reasons, which means his cap space will not be available...

The Bengals have agreed to a deal with cornerback Terence Newman, an unrestricted free agent from Dallas who struggled in pass coverage last season. The 33-year-old cornerback was the fifth overall pick in 2003. He went to the Pro Bowl in 2007 and 2009. He was targeted in coverage last season, and the Cowboys released him last month. Newman is Cincinnati's latest addition to...

CINCINNATI- CB Terence Newman has made a quite an impact on both the NFL free agency market and the upcoming NFL draft. When the Dallas Cowboys let him go, they reached out and grabbed free agent Brandon Carr. Now that the Bengals have signed him to a one-year deal, this alters the team’s draft program as they pick twice in the first round. Please click the link below to...

According to Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis has indicated that they are working on signing free agent cornerback Terence Newman. “We would love to still add Terence to our football team,” Lewis said. “As he said his best years of his career was when he was playing for Mike Zimmer. So he is excited about that opportunity...

The Cowboys released Terence Newman on Tuesday. The Dallas Cowboys began their rebuilding process in the early 2000s with high first-round draft picks in 2002 and 2003.  In both drafts, the Cowboys stuck with the Big XII Conference, taking safety Roy Williams of Oklahoma in 2002 and cornerback Terence Newman of Kansas State in 2003. Williams was an immediate hit, making five consecutive...

Two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Terence Newman has been released by the Dallas Cowboys after nine seasons as a starter. The team announced the move Tuesday, minutes after free agency began. Newman, who went to the Pro Bowl in 2007 and 2009, started 131 of his 133 games after the Cowboys took him with the fifth overall pick in 2003 out of Kansas State. He leaves with 558 career tackles...

The Dallas Cowboys finally cut cornerback Terence Newman on Tuesday, clearing up cap space to use for signing free agents this off-season. Newman was scheduled to make $8.106 million against the salary cap in 2012. The move will clear up between $4 million and $6 million in cap space this off-season, depending on how the Cowboys distribute the $10 million cap penalty Dallas received...

According to Clarence E. Hill  Jr. of the Fort-Worth Star-Telegram, Dallas Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones admitted that cornerback Terence Newman could end up being released due to salary cap reasons. The Cowboys could save up to $6 million next season, if they decide to cut Newman. Jones does believe there’s a way Newman can return next season as well. “There has...

According to Tim MacMahon of ESPNDallas.com,  if the Dallas Cowboys decide to release cornerback Terence Newman this offseason,  they’ll save themselves $4 million in cap space for the 2012 season. Newman is set to make $8 million dollars next season and at the age of 33,  it doesn’t make sense to keep him around as he continues to decline. The problem with releasing...