---Free agent cornerback Stanford Routt today is scheduled to visit the Bills, one of several teams interested in his services. Routt, pictured above, was released by Oakland last week in part because the Raiders did not want to pay him a $5 million bonus due last week although they apparently managed to pony up $7.5 million for Richard Seymour. Routt signed a huge contract before...

Ruston Webster has said that wide receiver Kenny Britt is healing well from his knee injury that ended his season last year. Webster is hoping to have Britt back by preseason. Britt was picked in the first round of the 2009 draft and has had 101 catches, for 1,765 yards and 15 touchdowns since. “Kenny’s been working hard, and he’s coming fast, probably even a little faster...

Defensive tackle Richard Seymour apparently is safe from the Oakland Raiders' roster overhaul, and will not join recently released cornerback Stanford Routt on the free-agent market.

Brought to you by Cincy Jungle The recent release of highly paid Oakland Raider cornerback Stanford Routt has helped accelerate interest in the free agent market for all cornerbacks. Corner is likely to be one of the positions with the most depth once free agency hits this March. This is a good thing for our Bengals, who will be needing some help at the position. CBSSports...

The Dallas Cowboys and the Minnesota Vikings are two teams showing initial interest in veteran CB Stanford Routt. Routt was released earlier this week by the Oakland Raiders. In seven seasons, all with the Oakland Raiders, Routt has recorded 10 career interceptions. The veteran was released after one year played on a five-year deal agreed to after the 2010 season. The Dallas Cowboys...

ShaneOn Thursday, in a surprising move, the Oakland Raiders released cornerback Stanford Routt after he played only one year of the five-year, $54 million contract he signed last year.  It was the first major roster move for first-year general manager Reggie McKenzie, and certainly not the last for a team projected to initially be around [...]Sports-Kings - The Kings of Sports Lists

Rosenthal pointed out Friday that unexpected free-agent cornerback Stanford Routt will visit the Titans and Bills. Other teams are interested, too. Per Calvin Watkins of ESPNDallas.com, Routt’s agent says that the Cowboys, Chiefs, and Vikings have reached out. The Raiders cut Routt on Thursday to avoid a full guarantee of $5 million in base salary…

The Minnesota Vikings might not be waiting until the official start of free agency on March 13 to shore up their struggling secondary.According to a report by Calvin Watkins of ESPN Dallas, Minnesota has expressed interest in cornerback Stanford Routt, who was released by the Oakland Raiders on Thursday. Routt, a seven-year veteran, was cut just a year after signing a new five-year...

The Minnesota Vikings might not be waiting until the official start of free agency on March 13 to shore up their struggling secondary.According to a report by Calvin Watkins of ESPN Dallas, Minnesota has expressed interest in cornerback Stanford Routt, who was released by the Oakland Raiders on Thursday. Routt, a seven-year veteran, was cut just a year after signing a new five-year...

Veteran cornerback Stanford Routt was released by the Oakland Raiders Thursday in the first surprising move of the offseason, and it hasn't taken long for potential suitors to start lining up.

The Dallas Cowboys are apparently interested in free agent cornerback Stanford Routt, who was released by the Oakland Raiders on Thursday. The Cowboys have contacted Routt’s agent, Vann McElroy, about a visit to Dallas. Routt played for Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan in Oakland, the primary reason for the team’s interest.

The Dallas Cowboys are apparently interested in free agent cornerback Stanford Routt, who was released by the Oakland Raiders on Thursday. The Cowboys have contacted Routt’s agent, Vann McElroy, about a visit to Dallas. Routt played for Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan in Oakland, the primary reason for the team’s interest. Routt signed a new five-year, $54.5 million contract...

Former Oakland Raiders cornerback Stanford Routt seems to already be a hot commodity on the free agent market, now that he already has visits scheduled with the Bills and Titans. Now it seems that the Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings, and Kansas City Chiefs have all expressed interest in Routt as well. With how pass heavy the NFL was in 2011, teams won’t hesitate to swarm in on...

The Vikings are showing an interest in CB Stanford Routt, who was released by the Raiders on Thursday.

According to an ESPN report there are five NFL teams already expressing interest in CB Stanford Routt including the Bills. ESPN Dallas Calvin Watkins is reporting the following. *Update: The Vikings are one of five teams that have inquired about Routt. The others, including the Bills and Titans, are the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys. At this point, Routt’s only scheduled...

The Oakland Raiders parted ways with defensive back Stanford Routt on Thursday. Will the Vikings now pounce?

Despite being released by the Raiders this week, cornerback Stanford Routt still gets his $20 million guaranteed from the five-year, $54.5-million contract he signed last year and likely will have the luxury of picking his own team. Apparently the Vikings would like to be in that mix. ESPNDallas.com’s Calvin Watkins caught up with Routt’s agent, Vann McElroy, who said the...

Vann McElroy, Sanford Routt's Houston-based agent, said Friday morning outside of visits to Buffalo and Tennessee his client has no other visits scheduled according to Calvin Watkins of ESPNDallas.com. However, Minnesota, Kansas City and Dallas have reached out to him about Routt's services. Routt was released by the Raiders on Thursday. Source: The Redzone Attached Thumbnails

The Oakland Raiders parted ways with defensive back Stanford Routt on Thursday. Will the Vikings now pounce?

Less than a year ago Al Davis made cornerback Stanford Routt an offer he couldn’t refuse that eventually kept him from free agency. Routt was released just one year into his $54.5 million dollar, five-year contract ending the seven years he has spend for the Oakland Raiders. The Buffalo Bills wasted no time in perusing Routt and could be the favorite to land the free agent. He...

Stanford Routt was given $20 million guaranteed by the Raiders a year ago. They cut him yesterday. [ESPN] Joe Mays says he’d love to stay in Denver. [DenverBroncos.com] Texas A&M’s Ryan Tannehill may be the most interesting QB in the draft for the Broncos. [Denver Post] Ryan Clady‘s blocking grades dropped considerably in 2011. [ProFootballFocus] The Broncos...

Recently released Oakland CB Stanford Routt will reportedly pay a free agent visit to Buffalo on Monday. The 28-year old cornerback was released by the Raiders Thursday as the new regime under GM Reggie McKenzie did not see him as a part of their future plans. Per the report Routt graded out as one of the top cover cornerbacks in the league in 2010, but slipped from those lofty performance...

Released former Raiders cornerback Stanford Routt will take advantage of his jump on the rest of the free agent market. Routt’s agent told Josina Anderson of ESPN.com that Routt will visit the Bills and Titans in the coming days. It sounds like the Bills will meet him first Sunday and Monday. Jim Wyatt of the…

After just one year into a five-year $54 million dollar contract, the Oakland Raiders have released veteran cornerback Stanford Routt. Routt was offered a large multi-million dollar contract after the Oakland Raiders allowed CB Nnamdi Asomugha was allowed to leave via free agency. According to STATS, Routt graded out as the best cover cornerback after the 2010 season but his play...

ALAMEDA – Less than one year ago, Al Davis made Stanford Routt one of the cornerstones of the Oakland Raiders defense with a lavish contract that kept him from free agency. Stanford Routt Joshua Morgan