The Indianapolis Colts have had a busy Friday. The team announced they signed former Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys wide receiver James Washington, waived receiver Malik Turner and placed defensive end Genard Avery on injured reserve.
The Indianapolis Colts offense added depth to their roster for the 2023 season. The team signed veteran cornerback Kevin Tolver II on Wednesday. On Thursday, the team made a move at the wide receiver position for the offseason.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Tuesday they have signed WR D.J. Turner to their practice squad. In a corresponding move, the Raiders released WR Malik Turner from their practice squad.
The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Thursday they have signed WR Malik Turner to the practice squad. To free up room, DE Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa was placed on the practice squad injured list.
The San Francisco 49ers announced Saturday that they’ve promoted S Tashaun Gipson Sr and WR Malik Turner to their active roster for Week 1’s game against the Bears. Gipson, 32, signed on with the Browns as an undrafted free agent out of Wyoming back in 2012.
The 2019 second-rounder has yet to live up to his potential, though, which has led to his name being involved in plenty of trade speculation.
49ers wide receiver Malik Turner made a loud entrance into Thursday’s preseason finale in Houston when he thumped the Texans’ punt returner on San Francisco’s first punt of the game.
49ers wide receiver Malik Turner made an incredible catch during a one-on-one drill in Tuesday’s practice. While one catch doesn’t make a player’s entire camp, it’s at least some indicator of the quality on San Francisco’s depth chart.
The 49ers don’t have too many opening at wide receiver entering 2022, but Malik Turner might have shown enough to fully round out the depth chart. It’s not too hard to figure out the first five wide receivers the San Francisco 49ers will keep on their regular-season roster heading into 2022.
The 49ers followed signing Marcus Johnson by inking fellow wide receiver Malik Turner, suggesting the team is through with its moves at the position. The San Francisco 49ers aren’t going to turn a blind eye to potentially taking a high-quality wide receiver in the 2022 NFL Draft.
First, it was Amari Cooper being traded to the Browns for little in return. Then it was Cedrick Wilson signing with the Dolphins. Now, it’s another Dallas Cowboys wide receiver heading to another organization.
The Dallas Cowboys aren't hiding their desire to add to their wide receiver corps - and neither are the San Francisco 49ers, who on Monday agreed to a one-year deal with 2021 Dallas reserve wideout Malik Turner.
There’s no deal just yet, but both players could be considered for spots on SF’s 90-man offseason roster.
All the Cowboys news... Malik Turner visits with Cardinals - Josh Alper, PFT The Cowboys depth at receiver is shaky at the moment, but Malik Turner is looking elsewhere.
Turner has spent the last two seasons with the Cowboys.
This is unfortunate timing for Gallup as he will go into the offseason as a free agent.
Cowboys wide receiver Malik Turner is making the most of his opportunities. Look out Amari Cooper, CeeDee Lamb, and Michael Gallup. Malik Turner is looking to earn himself some more playing time and it could come at the expense of the Dallas Cowboys talented trio.
The Dallas Cowboys have now scored the most points in a game by any team during the 2021 season. 56 points with almost the entire fourth quarter left in Dallas and Washington can’t even stop the reserve Cowboys players.
It was the craziest blocked kick in a Dallas Cowboys' game since Leon Lett's infamy in the snow, and vice president Stephen Jones doesn't want to see it again.
The Cowboys activated receiver Malik Turner from injured reserve Saturday. Turner went on injured reserve with a foot injury to start the season and missed the minimum three games.
Malik Turner was in a battle with Cedrick Wilson for who would be the fourth wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys during training camp. Unfortunately, he suffered a foot injury in August and went on injured reserve to start the season.
The Dallas Cowboys continue to use the first week of NFL business to beef up their special teams while also churning the bottom of the roster, most recently by waiving four players from last year's roster.
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