Or Chicago could choose to go in another direction.
SLIDE 2 of 10 A perceived downgrade Going from Bryce Callahan to Buster. Later Tuesday, the Jets made a big splash by. Buster Skrine was born on 26 April, 1989 in Decatur, Georgia, United States, is an American football cornerback. Skrine has remained healthy throughout much of his career and that could have played into why the Bears went after him. On Tuesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic shed light on the fact that the Ravens worked out four cornerbacks, including a few veteran options at the position.
With Skrine’s release, that opens the door for Duke Shelley to get a shot at nickelback. Skrine, a two-year starter for the Browns, will receive a four-year, 25 million contract, including 13 million in guarantees, the source said. The 33-year-old Skrine is an 11-year veteran. Skrine has now decided to hang up his cleats instead. In two seasons with the Bears, Skrine recorded 112 total tackles and eight pass breakups. The Titans re-signed Skrine to a one-year contract worth a reported 1.272 million, via Spotrac. Skrine missed the final four regular-season and wild-card games after suffering a concussion. Last season, Skrine recorded 64 total tackles and three pass breakups in 12 games. 'Old vet move,' a smiling Skrine said of his INT. In Sunday's win over the Jaguars, Skrine played all 55 of the snaps on defense, and he intercepted Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence in the fourth quarter. Already, Skrine is fitting in very well with the Titans.
In terms of actual age and experience, Skrine’s. If Chicago designates the move as a post-June 1 cut, it would save nearly $5 million in cap space. Skrine, who is from Woodstock, Georgia, played in college at Tennessee-Chattanooga. David Boclair 4:48 PM EDT In this story: Tennessee Titans NASHVILLE Jon Robinson described Buster Skrine as an old soul. The move frees up $2.7 million in salary cap space, which would bring the Bears to right around the salary cap floor of $180 million. According to Adam Caplan of SiriusXM, the San Francisco 49ers are expected to sign veteran nickel cornerback Buster Skrine. And the first victim this offseason isn’t a big surprise.Īccording to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Bears are releasing cornerback Buster Skrine.īears are releasing veteran CB Buster Skrine, per source.
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With a decreasing salary cap, the Chicago Bears have begun the process of cutting players to free up cap space.
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