A former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl champion is looking to make a comeback in the NFL, and he recently tried out for the NFL's best team by record.
The Colts hosted veteran edge rusher Shaquil Barrett for a workout on Tuesday, per KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson. Barrett signed with the Dolphins during the 2024 offseason but abruptly retired in July.
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Teams often hold workouts with free agents throughout the season. They could do this for multiple reasons, such as injuries piling up in a specific position or just needing to mix things up on their practice squad.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Indianapolis Colts, boasting an impressive 6-1 record, are currently viewed as top contenders for the AFC championship in the NFL. With their offense firing on all cylinders, the team is now focusing on strengthening their defensive lineup, potentially by adding a seasoned two-time Super Bowl champion.
The Indianapolis Colts continue to act aggressively in the 2025 season, working out several NFL pass rushers ahead of Week 8. Among them was Shaquil Barrett, a proven veteran with elite credentials.
The Miami Dolphins are going to be short-handed at tight end for the next game or two, so they brought in a familiar face for a visit Tuesday. The Dolphins hosted veteran Chris Myarick on a visit, with no need for a tryout considering he was with the team during training camp.
The Indianapolis Colts officially hosted six free agents for tryouts on Tuesday. The full list includes: DL Deslin Alexandre LB Shaquil Barrett LB Seth Coleman LB Jasheen Davis LB D.J.
The Bucs made some external additions to their practice squad on the defensive side of the ball. They addressed their run defense with nose tackle Jayson Jones.
Larry Foote's return to coach the Bucs outside linebackers has already paid dividends to the room. Foote is bringing a more direct, "hands-on" approach to a position group that struggled to finish plays in 2024.
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Shaq Barrett made a late-season cameo with the Bucs after he applied for reinstatement and signed with the team in late December. Barrett originally inked a one-year deal with the Dolphins but retired before ever playing a game with them.
Last season, OLB Shaquil Barrett retired before training camp and eventually unretired late in the year. Barrett was let go by Miami near the end of the season and he made his return to Tampa Bay.
Last season, we saw 32-year-old veteran pass-rusher Shaquil Barrett ride a roller coaster of availability with the Dolphins and Buccaneers. No such uncertainty will accompany Barrett’s 2025 campaign.
INTRO: I was a part of two very informative and very important interviews this week. Bucs head coach Todd Bowles spoke for 30 minutes at the NFL Annual Meeting in West Palm Beach, Fla.
After his rookie contract reached its end, Joe Tryon-Shoyinka’s time with the Bucs is officially over, as he is signing with the Cleveland Browns, per Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports. The deal is reportedly for one year and $4.75 million.
Before the Bucs can go out and spend some cash on new free agents and potentially some re-signings, they need to know how much money they are working with.
As the post-Super Bowl LV offseason showed and last year reaffirmed, the Buccaneers are high on retaining talent. Those waves of re-signings and extensions involved numerous core players staying, and last year’s effort included Mike Evans re-signing on a third contract.
There was a time when it felt like Shaq Barrett had put on a Bucs uniform for the final time. Now, Shaq is back. After being released by the Bucs in the
Pewter Report is reporting that the Bucs are signing former Tampa Bay outside linebacker Shaq Barrett on Saturday morning after the 32-year old pass rusher cleared waivers.
Rick Stroud and Greg Auman are reporting that the Buccaneers are re-signing veteran OLB Shaquil Barrett to their practice squad. The move is pending a physical, but it seems like there’s a good chance he will be back in Tampa Bay. This comes after Barrett applied for reinstatement from retirement last week.
The Miami Dolphins are giving Shaq Barrett an opportunity to further his NFL comeback attempt.
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Dolphins are waiving OLB Shaquil Barrett from the reserve/retired list. Schefter adds Barrett will be eligible to play this season if he clears waivers but won’t be able to play if he gets claimed.
Shaquil Barrett‘s attempts to resume his career in 2024 have fallen short.
Former two-time Super Bowl champion Shaq Barrett is looking to play in the NFL again. Barrett, who is under contract with the Miami Dolphins, announced back in July that he was retiring to focus on spending more time with his family.
The veteran pass-rusher is interested in a comeback.
Two-time Pro Bowl edge-rusher Shaquil Barrett decided to retire last weekend.
The veteran linebacker announced on Saturday that he has decided to hang up his cleats and retire from the NFL so he can spend more time with his kids.
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