The San Francisco 49ers released wide receiver KhaDarel Hodge on Thursday, clearing a roster spot for veteran Brandin Cooks as the team continues to patch an injury-thinned receiving corps ahead of Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos, via the NFL transaction wire.
The San Francisco 49ers made several roster moves Thursday, including signing veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks to their active 53-man roster ahead of their Week 4 matchup against the Denver Broncos.
The San Francisco 49ers announced they have waived DT Kevin Givens and DE Cameron Sample. Those transactions make room for DE Ogbonnia Okoronkwo and WR KhaDarel Hodge, signed this morning. Hodge, 31, wound up going undrafted out of Prairie View A&M back in 2018.
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The San Francisco 49ers have signed wide receiver KhaDarel Hodge and defensive lineman Ogbo Okoronkwo to one-year deals. To make room on the roster, the team waived defensive lineman Kevin Givens and defensive lineman Cameron Sample.
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The San Francisco 49ers addressed their ailing wide receiver position by coming to terms on a contract with KhaDarel Hodge, ESPN reported on Wednesday.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports that the San Francisco 49ers are signing veteran wide receiver KhaDarel Hodge to bolster their depth during training camp.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the 49ers are signing veteran WR KhaDarel Hodge to the roster. San Francisco’s receiving corps has been pretty banged up to start training camp and Hodge gives them a healthy body with a lot of experience. Hodge, 31, wound up going undrafted out of Prairie View A&M back in 2018.
The Bills hosted five tryout players at training camp, per the NFL’s Official Transaction Wire. The following is a list of players who tried out with Buffalo, per the Wire: CB Bryce Hall WR KhaDarel Hodge DB D.J.
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According to Jordan Schultz, the Falcons are releasing former Pro-Bowler and special teams ace KhaDarel Hodge. The move will create nearly $2.7 million in cap space for the team.
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The Falcons are expected to release wide receiver/special teams ace KhaDarel Hodge, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Hodge, 31, arrived in Atlanta in 2022 and took up core special teams duties with a rotational role on offense.
One day after announcing their plans to release quarterback Kirk Cousins, the Atlanta Falcons have also cut ties with Pro Bowler KhaDarel Hodge. Per NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Falcons are releasing KhaDarel Hodge.
The Atlanta Falcons have informed WR KhaDarel Hodge he will be released, per Jordan Schultz. The veteran has primarily been a special teams contributor to this point in his career and should have a market from other teams in that role. Hodge, 31, wound up going undrafted out of Prairie View A&M back in 2018.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Falcons are releasing former Pro-Bowler and special teams ace KhaDarel Hodge. The move will create nearly $2.7 million in cap space for the team.
The Atlanta Falcons announced they placed WR KhaDarel Hodge on injured reserve and signed S Jammie Robinson from the practice squad to the active roster in a corresponding move. Hodge, 30, wound up going undrafted out of Prairie View A&M back in 2018.
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga – Atlanta Falcons wide receiver and special teams ace KhaDarel Hodge is doing everything in his power to prove that the 2024 season was not a fluke.
The Falcons might field the best special teams unit in the league with the way they’re attacking that area of the roster in free agency. With the signings of Mike Ford and KhaDarel Hodge, Atlanta is prioritizing the third phase of the game, even more so with their latest free agent addition.
The Atlanta Falcons re-signed wide receiver KhaDarel Hodge this offseason. With Hodge back, the writing may be on the wall for fellow wideout Rondale Moore.
The Falcons are re-signing wide receiver and special teams ace KhaDarel Hodge, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Hodge was named to the Pro Bowl as a special teamer in 2024, the first of his career.
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The Cleveland Browns continue to get more whole ahead of Sunday's playoff game at the Kansas City Chiefs.
Cleveland had already confirmed that head coach Kevin Stefanski, two members of the coaching staff and two players tested positive for the coronavirus.
It's not all bad news for Cleveland, as star pass-rusher Myles Garrett is off the reserve/COVID-19 list after missing the last two games.
Hodge's absence could create additional opportunities for teammates such as tight end Austin Hooper and fellow receiver Rashard Higgins.
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