This weekend’s preseason games were critical for those battling to make NFL rosters. A former Clemson WRU member had a strong performance Saturday. Cornell Powell was signed by the Houston Texans days before Saturday’s preseason game.
A former Clemson standout is back in the NFL. The Houston Texans have officially signed former Tiger wide receiver Cornell Powell. Powell joins the Texans after playing with the United Football League’s DC Defenders this year.
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The Houston Texans have already given one former Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver a place to call home for the 2025 NFL season—with as much security as most football players can have at this stage of the preseason at least—and now they've signed another.
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The Texans' trade of wide receiver John Metchie to the Eagles became official on Monday and the AFC South team added two new wideouts to the roster on Tuesday.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 reports the Texans are signing WR Cornell Powell to a contract. Houston also signed WR Juwann Winfree after WR Xavier Johnson broke his hand and is out indefinitely.
The Cleveland Browns officially brought in nine free agents for tryouts on Friday. The full list includes: QB Carter Bradley T Bless Harris RB Deon Jackson
Cornell Powell can lay claim to an interesting slice of history, one that's entirely his own. With a championship win this weekend in the United Football League, Powell became the first player ever to win a CFB national championship, a Super Bowl, and a UFL title.
Former Clemson receiver Cornell Powell caught a 19-yard touchdown in the second quarter that put the DC Defenders on top, and they didn't look back to defeat the Michigan Panthers in the UFL Championship Game Saturday night, 58-34.
A former Kansas City Chiefs draft pick is thriving in the UFL with the D.C. Defenders, proving himself in a way he never had an opportunity to in Kansas City. A pick out of Clemson in the fifth round of the 2021 NFL Draft, Cornell Powell played in Kansas City for just three seasons.
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Cornell Powell’s NFL journey has taken some unexpected turns, but the former Clemson wide receiver is making the most of his second chance — and it might just land him back in the league.
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A couple of former Clemson wide receivers shined in UFL action over the weekend. Cornell Powell posted four receptions for 59 yards and two touchdowns for his DC Defenders team in their 33-30 victory over the Arlington Renegades on Sunday.
A couple of former Clemson standouts have found new homes in pro football. The United Football League (UFL) recently announced that the DC Defenders have signed former Tiger wide receiver Cornell Powell, while the St.
Cornell Powell has signed with the D.C. Defenders. A former Seattle Seahawks wide receiver has just signed with the UFL. It was announced that Cornell Powell has signed with the UFL’s D.C.
The Seattle Seahawks announced two roster moves early in the offseason. Seattle missed the 2024 postseason despite going 10-7 in Mike Macdonald's first years as head coach.
The Seattle Seahawks waived wide receiver Cornell Powell and defensive back Ryan Cooper, the team announced on Friday afternoon. Powell, 27, was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the fifth round of the 2021 draft out of Clemson.
The Seahawks made a couple of minor roster transactions on Friday. The Seattle Seahawks made a couple of roster subtractions on Friday, three weeks out from the start of a new league year and NFL free agency.
The Seattle Seahawks announced they waived CB Ryan Cooper and WR Cornell Powell on Friday. Powell, 27, was a fifth-round pick by the Chiefs out of Clemson in the 2021 NFL Draft.
The Kansas City Chiefs have released wide receiver Cornell Powell from their practice squad, per a report from Chiefs Digest's Matt Derrick. This is the corresponding move to make way for new wide receiver Tyquan Thorton, who the Chiefs signed to their practice squad on Monday.
Say what you will about the Cornell Powell era, but the wide receiver has found a way to stay connected and valuable to the Kansas City Chiefs for longer than several others in his NFL career.
Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus shared an update Thursday night on cornerback Douglas Coleman III, who was hospitalized after suffering an injury during the team’s preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Kansas City Chiefs chose to keep a wide receiver on the team who was on the roster bubble for the entirety of the 2023 season. The Chiefs receiver corps were horrendous during the regular season.
Per the wire, the Chiefs are re-signing WR Cornell Powell to a new contract. Powell, 26, was a fifth-round pick by the Chiefs out of Clemson in the 2021 NFL Draft.