The Dallas Cowboys have been known to carry a mindset of "letting the leafs fall" at this point in the offseason. Players are working out at OTAs, there is plenty of time until training camp, and there are a good amount of names still available in free agency in case the front office is desperate to shop.
One of the biggest question marks on the Dallas Cowboys roster, with OTAs underway, is in the secondary. Thanks to injuries, the Cowboys are thin at cornerback and could turn to a veteran who remains an NFL free agent.
The Washington Commanders did not match the offer that the Las Vegas Raiders gave to star safety Jeremy Chinn, so the team will be without him in the 2025 season.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
The Kansas City Chiefs could bring home a familiar name to its fanbase and not have it cost the team a draft pick. In fact, they should be able to get him on sale due to his unemployment this late in the offseason.
The Baltimore Ravens are never massively big spenders in free agency, and this year will be no different with their salary cap situation. But that doesn’t mean they won’t be active in the bargain bin, especially at positions of need.
The Las Vegas Raiders' biggest needs are certainly on offense heading into the NFL offseason, but that does not mean they don't require any assistance defensively.
The Baltimore Ravens likely won't be big players in free agency due to their lack of cap space, but there are some affordfable options that could provide solid value, and another one may have just become available.
The Los Angeles Rams didn't have a whole lot of glaring needs this past season, but there was one hole that was fairly significant: cornerback. The Rams laid claim to probably one of the worst cornerback situations of any contender in 2024, as the group of Darious Williams, Ahkello Witherspoon and Cobie Durant did not exactly impress.
The Carolina Panthers are in dire need of help in their secondary, and a very easy solution may have just surfaced for the club: cornerback Kendall Fuller.
There was a time when Kendall Fuller was the best secondary in the Kansas City Chiefs secondary. While several seasons have passed since his two-year tenure with the team, it turns out the question of a potential reunion is once again a consideration for the team's front office.
The offseason is fully underway across the NFL following the conclusion of Super Bowl LIX last weekend. Teams are focused on filling out their 90-man rosters while preparing for free agency and the draft - both of which are just on the horizon.
The Dolphins continued to trim their roster on Friday.
The Miami Dolphins announced they released CB Kendall Fuller, RB Raheem Mostert, and TE Durham Smythe on Friday. Releasing all three players frees up $7,883,353 in cap space and creates $9,068,668 in dead money, per OverTheCap. Fuller, 29, is a former third-round pick of Washington back in 2016.
When folks start discussing the current needs for the Miami Dolphins, the offensive line invariably will come up, as will the defensive line and the safety position.
The Miami Dolphins announced they have placed CB Kendall Fuller on injured reserve. Additionally, the Dolphins signed WR Erik Ezukanma to the active roster from the practice squad.
The Miami Dolphins Friday injury report listed veteran cornerback Kendall Fuller as out heading into their matchup with the New England Patriots. Head
The Miami Dolphins very well might be without starting cornerback Kendall Fuller when they face the New England Patriots on Sunday, and the question at this time again is who will be starting in his place when the defense is in the nickel.
The Miami Dolphins will be without starting cornerback Kendall Fuller when they face the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, and possibly beyond that game. Head
Thursday was a day that Kendall Fuller will not soon forget. In a joint practice with the Washington Commanders — his former team — Fuller got to wear the coveted orange jersey, usually awarded to the best player in the prior practice session.
Many of the big names are off the board in NFL free agency, and with the dust having settled, the Miami Dolphins are in a bit of an interesting spot. They’ve had some big names leave, and they’ve also brought some big names to town.
The Dolphins have made a defensive addition.
The Los Angeles Rams have already made a couple of signings in free agency, which started yesterday, and they could very well make a few more. One of the areas in which the team needs help is in the secondary, as they were bottom five in the league this past season in passing yards allowed.
Since the legal tampering period began, the Steelers have signed Russell Wilson, Patrick Queen and Bill Burr's doppelganger in punter Cameron Johnston. They still have holes at cornerback, safety and on offensive line that must be addressed.
The Tennessee Titans are starting a new era. Three offseason moves that could help move things along.
The Washington Commanders are in need of a cornerback in free agency with the potential loss of Kendall Fuller. Fuller, who just turned 29 earlier this month, is a free agent this offseason ...
The NFL's regular season is over, which for most teams, means it's time to start figuring out plans for the offseason. NFL free agency is a huge part of the process, and along with the NFL Draft, it has everyone preparing for what should be a very active couple of months.
Washington Commanders cornerback Kendall Fuller is one of multiple free agents that new general manager Adam Peters -- and his eventual coaching staff -- will have to decide on this offseason.
The Niners are looking to maintain first place in the NFC, while the Commanders are playing out the string. Washington's ravaged defense will struggle to contain the subject of the King of Props' top prop.
Emmanuel Forbes was a game changer at Mississippi State, but with two talented cornerbacks already on Washington’s roster, the No. 16 pick could fight to stay on the field.
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