The Los Angeles Chargers were actually one of the NFL’s more interesting teams on the waiver wire this past season. There, for example, they found former Miami Dolphins safety Marcus Maye in November.
The Los Angeles Chargers signed veteran safety Marcus Maye last month and he made an immediate impact, catching an interception during their Week 13 win against the Atlanta Falcons.
After losing one safety to injury, the Chargers have added a veteran to the practice squad.
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The LA Chargers claimed veteran safety Marcus Maye off waivers on Wednesday. Los Angeles invested in the safety room by signing Maye to the active roster after placing Alohi Gilman on the IR with a hamstring injury.
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Marcus Maye played 11 games with the Miami Dolphins and started three, but didn’t record any interceptions. He didn’t take long to make an impact with the Los Angeles Chargers.
Ahead of their matchup with the Atlanta Falcons, the Los Angeles Chargers have claimed safety Marcus Maye off waivers from the Miami Dolphins. The news was first reported by NFL Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.
Another day, another Miami Dolphins player claimed off waivers. Safety Marcus Maye joined the fun Wednesday, claimed off waived by the Los Angeles Chargers on the day after the Dolphins released him.
The LA Chargers made a surprising move ahead of Week 12's game against the Baltimore Ravens in waiving safety AJ Finley. Finley was one of the biggest standouts of training camp and the preseason, and with special teams value, it was shocking to see the Chargers part ways with the second-year undrafted free agent.
The Los Angeles Chargers added to the roster ahead of Week 13 by putting a waiver wire claim in on former Miami Dolphins safety Marcus Maye. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported the news.
Marcus Maye will join a fourth NFL team, not reaching free agency after the Dolphins waived him. The veteran safety is on his way to Los Angeles.
The Miami Dolphins cut Marcus Maye after 11 games, and he could reunite with the New Orleans Saints. Primarily playing in a depth role, the eight-year veteran finished his Dolphins tenure with 30 tackles, one pass defended, one tackle-for-loss, and a respectable 70.5 PFF grade, the 21st-best mark out of 89 eligible players.
The Miami Dolphins will face the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving with one less player than they had in Week 13. Two days before their marquee prime-time matchup on the national holiday, the Dolphins released eight-year veteran safety Marcus Maye.
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According to Tom Pelissero, the Dolphins are waiving veteran S Marcus Maye today. However, Pelissero adds Miami would like to bring Maye back to the practice squad if he clears the waiver wire. The veteran has made three starts for the Dolphins at safety this year. Maye, 31, is a former second-round pick of the Jets back in 2017.
The Miami Dolphins are signing veteran safety Marcus Maye, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported Monday. Terms of the agreement have yet to be disclosed.
One veteran safety may be moving closer to finding a new home.
The New Orleans Saints moved on from veteran safety Marcus Maye earlier this offseason. His two-year stint with the black and gold was disappointing, but he deserves another chance elsewhere. Maye is drawing interest from multiple teams and will visit the Tennessee Titans on Monday, according to Dianna Russini.
The New Orleans Saints plan to release veteran safety Marcus Maye, ESPN reported Friday. Maye, who turns 31 on March 9, is entering the final season of a three-year, $28.5 million contract he signed in March 2022.
Again needing to make several moves to reach cap compliance, the Saints will make a cap-casualty call this year. They are planning to release Marcus Maye.
Maye's status for the quickly approaching season-opener and beyond could be in question.
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Maye suffered a torn Achilles tendon in the third quarter of Thursday's loss at the Indianapolis Colts and won't play again this season.
In six games this year, Maye made 46 tackles and recorded one sack.
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