The Panthers signed a promising, young cornerback in Akayleb Evans. The Carolina Panthers front office is busy throughout the season with transactions, roster moves, and injury updates.
Predictably, a team made a move to acquire former Vikings defender Akayleb Evans. Ian Rapoport of The NFL Network sent along the word, noting that Carolina is the corner’s new home: “Former #Vikings CB Akayleb Evans, who was waived on Saturday, was claimed by the #Panthers, sources tell me and @MikeGarafolo.
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The Vikings have waived tight end Nick Muse, they announced on Monday. He's expected to be re-signed to the practice squad if he clears waivers. Muse, a seventh-round pick out of South Carolina in 2022, was activated from injured reserve and played on Sunday in Chicago for the first time since Week 2.
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Ian Rapoport reports that the Panthers claimed CB Akayleb Evans on Monday after he was waived by the Vikings on Saturday. Evans, 25, attended Tulsa for three years before transferring to Missouri in 2021 as a graduate transfer.
The Minnesota Vikings have officially waived cornerback Akayleb Evans and activated tight end Nick Muse off injured reserve ahead of Sunday's Week 12 game against the Chicago Bears.
Taking a flier on adding a young depth player might not be a bad idea It is no secret that cornerback is one of the positions the New York Giants will need to try and upgrade once the 2024 season ends.
Among the positions where the New York Giants are in dire need of depth–not just this season but for the future–is cornerback. And there is now a player available on the waiver wire who, as a low-cost option, could help fill the hole that developed when the team cut cornerback/special teamer Nick McCloud for salary cap reasons.
The Minnesota Vikings draft class in 2022 has been a disaster and it's seemingly getting worse. On Saturday morning, the Vikings waived cornerback Akayleb Evans.
After three seasons with the team, the Minnesota Vikings decided to cut cornerback Akayleb Evans ahead of their Week 12 matchup against the Chicago Bears.
It’s another blow for the few people who still have some hope for the 2022 draft class to produce any long-term contributors for the Vikings. Recently, the team benched 2022 second-rounder Ed Ingram for veteran Dalton Risner.
The Minnesota Vikings made a significant roster cut on Saturday morning, with NFL.com's Ian Rapaport reporting they have waived cornerback Akayleb Evans.
The Minnesota Vikings wrapped up a perfect undefeated preseason with Saturday’s 26-3 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. We know the regular season won’t go that well.
The Minnesota Vikings secondary will be one of the most integral positions on defense in 2024. The cornerback group has plenty of room for growth. Akayleb Evans continuing to show up with the top unit is a good development.
A few weeks back, the Minnesota Vikings’ cornerback room was questionable. Fast forward to now, it doesn’t just look questionable it’s actually a problem.
Last week, it was reported that cornerbacks Akayleb Evans and Shaq Griffin were manning the starting outside cornerback spots, while cornerback Byron Murphy Jr.
Vikings cornerback Akayleb Evans is out for the second consecutive week with a calf strain. That means rookie Mekhi Blackmon, who gave up a couple big catches against the Broncos last week, is in line for another start.