Kicker John Parker Romo, a departed Vikings hero of yesteryear, has been shown the door in Atlanta. The word arrives courtesy of The NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.
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The Falcons made it clear that kicker Younghoe Koo was in danger of losing his role as the team’s primary kicker as they hosted a number of free agents and eventually signed John Parker Romo to the practice squad.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Falcons are signing K John Parker Romo to the practice squad. He’s the promised competition for incumbent K Younghoe Koo,
CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz reports the Patriots are releasing K John Parker Romo. Zenitz adds rookie K Andy Borregales has won the kicker job, prompting Parker Romo’s release.
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Mike Garafolo reports that the Patriots are signing K John Parker Romo to their practice squad just one day after he cleared waivers after being let go by the Vikings.
After Will Reichard won the Minnesota Vikings kicking job over John Parker Romo, Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell told Romo he should be kicking somewhere in the NFL this season. It took some time, but Romo finally got his chance.
The Vikings were still awaiting further information on kicker Will Reichard's quad injury when Kevin O'Connell spoke to reporters on Monday, but they're preparing for the possibility that they won't have him for at least this weekend's game against the Jaguars.
The Minnesota Vikings opted against bringing back kicker Greg Joseph for the 2024 season. John Parker Romo signed this offseason, assuming there would be a kicker competition.
Imagine the Vikings having a kicker who can drill a 73-yard field goal. Actually, you don’t even have to imagine it. The Vikings are signing former XFL
Who? Let’s learn more, shall we? With Greg Joseph set to hit unrestricted free agency on Wednesday, the Minnesota Vikings have signed a kicker to, at the very least, bring into camp for some competition with either Joseph or somebody else.
The Vikings have signed former XFL kicker John Parker Romo, according to Tom Pelissero. He attended Gary Zauner's free agent special teams combine this past weekend, won the event, and left with three NFL offers.
According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the Vikings have agreed to a contract with former XFL K John Parker Romo. Romo has spent time in the NFL with Detroit, New Orleans and Chicago but he’s yet to appear in a game.
The Vikings are adding a kicker to their offseason roster. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that they are signing John Parker Romo. Greg Joseph was the Vikings kicker last season, but is set to become a free agent on Wednesday.