The Ravens announced on Saturday the elevation of DB Amani Oruwariye and LB Chandler Martin. Oruwariye, 29, was selected with the No. 146 overall pick in the fifth round by the Lions out of Penn State.
By Thursday of this week, the Ravens knew they would be down two defensive players, and by Friday, they had already placed one of them on injured reserve.
During the 2021 season, there weren't many bright spots for the Detroit Lions has Dan Campbell tried to set the foundation for what has come since. One of those bright spots was cornerback Amani Oruwariye, who led the team and tied for third in the league with six interceptions.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
After having both of their starting cornerbacks leave last week's road loss to the Kansas City Chiefs early with injuries, the Baltimore Ravens are reinforcing the position by signing seventh-year veteran Amani Oruwariye to the practice squad.
The Tennessee Titans are inching closer towards finalizing their 53-man roster and at least 30 or so cuts will have to be made to shrink the team. One of the players that could be cut is veteran cornerback Amani Oruwariye, who was listed as a player worth cutting by Bleacher Report writer Gary Davenport.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the Titans are signing CB Amani Oruwariye to the roster. He’ll give the team a little extra depth at cornerback heading into the summer. Oruwariye, 29, was selected with the No.
The Cowboys placed wide receiver CeeDee Lamb on injured reserve Saturday, the team announced. The Cowboys announced earlier this week that they were shutting down Lamb, so he could begin resting and rehabbing his shoulder injury.
Cowboys cornerback Amani Oruwariye is trying to take what happened in Monday night's loss to the Bengals as a "learning lesson." After teammate Nick Vigil blocked a punt late in the fourth quarter, Oruwariye tried to field it down the field and mishandled the ball.
When Dallas Cowboys cornerback Amani Oruwariye headed to the locker room at the end of Monday's loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, he did so with a towel covering his head. Moments earlier, Oruwariye muffed a punt when trying to field the same football his teammate Nick Vigil had blocked seconds earlier.
FRISCO - By almost all accounts, the Dallas Cowboys' "Monday Night Football" 27-20 loss to the Bengals is at least in part the result of a "football brain cramp'' on the part of Amani Oruwariye, who - in our words - "inexplicably'' - touched the ball when he shouldn't have.
Dallas Cowboys (5-8) special teams coach John Fassel said Tuesday that cornerback Amani Oruwariye “did not let the team down” with his special teams gaffe late in the fourth quarter of the 27-20 defeat to the Cincinnati Bengals (5-8) on Monday Night Football.
Often, they say when things aren't going well, "What can go wrong will go wrong,'' and for the Dallas Cowboys, in their 27-20 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, the special-teams blunder is perhaps why they lost the game.
Cowboys special teams coach John Fassel isn't blaming Amani Oruwariye for the team's loss on Monday night, and he doesn't want the cornerback blaming himself either.
ARLINGTON - There are "mistakes.'' And then there is "choking.'' And when it comes to the final minutes of a close game on national TV, maybe there isn't much difference between the two.
One can only imagine the frustration Dallas Cowboys defensive back Amani Oruwariye is feeling following his huge blunder in Monday night's 27-20 loss at AT&T Stadium to Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals.
Dallas appeared to have made a game-altering (in its favor) play in its 27-20 loss to Cincinnati after blocking Bengals punter Ryan Rehkow's kick with under two minutes left and the game tied at 20.
The Dallas Cowboys received some unfortunate injury news earlier this week when second-year tight end John Stephen, Jr. suffered a torn ACL. That makes it the second season in a row the promising pass-catcher tore his ACL.
Once upon a time (2021), Amani Oruwariye looked he could be a core future piece of the Detroit Lions' defense as the rebuild got going. He had six interceptions that season (third in the league), Dan Campbell's first as Lions' head coach.
The Lions have $14 million in cap space next season, however, with a little roster trimming (Michael Brockers, $10 million; Halapoulivaati Vaitai $6.5 million; Charles Harris $4 million) they could close in on $35 million in available funds.