Former Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jarvis Landry spent four seasons with the team and was a fan favorite when Hard Knocks followed the Browns around for training camp in 2018.
The Indianapolis Colts held. a workout on Tuesday that included a high-profile name. The workout included multiple WRs, but none more notable than five-time pro bowler Jarvis Landry. The Miami Dolphins drafted Landry with the 63rd pick in the 2nd round of the 2014 NFL Draft.
The Indianapolis Colts had a couple of roster spots open up this week. Could former star wide receiver Jarvis Landry nab one of them?
The Indianapolis Colts have overcome tremendous adversity — and in his first year has the team’s head coach — Shane Steichen has his team competing for a playoff spot in the AFC.
The Philadelphia Eagles made a bold decision with their initial 53-man roster. Somewhat surprisingly, they opted to keep only four wide receivers, something that may have to change ahead of their season opener against the New England Patriots.
General manager Omar Khan said the Steelers are looking into slot receivers that fit what they want to do as an offense and there is a veteran who's still available that could be a perfect fit.
The Indianapolis Colts entered the 2023 offseason with a few needs to address. They haven’t been big spenders, laying low for the most part and adding depth to their roster, not going to the top of the market.
The New Orleans Saints were a lowly 32nd in passing production during the 2021 season. Part of those struggles was because of a season-ending knee injury to QB Jameis Winston, forcing the team to start four different quarterbacks during the year.
After falling short once again in the postseason, the Dallas Cowboys enter the 2023 offseason needing to make a few upgrades to their roster. The team was near the top 10 on both offense and defense but was unable to put it all together in the postseason, losing their seventh consecutive divisional-round game.
Chris Olave quickly became the Saints’ first option. The New Orleans Saints traded up to select Ohio State WR Chris Olave 11th overall in the 2022 draft.
They soon may be thin at the WR position. The New Orleans Saints are thin at the wide receiver position. With rumors of Michael Thomas getting released and Jarvis Landry likely not being resigned, the team is back again to needing receivers.
It was not too long ago that Jarvis Landry was arguably the best slot receiver in the NFL. He is as tough as nails, doing all of the dirty work in the middle of the field.
The Saints revealed some good and bad news on the injury front today. Coach Dennis Allen told reporters that cornerback Marshon Lattimore continues to progress, but wide receiver Jarvis Landry is headed to injured reserve.
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Jarvis Landry will not face his former team on Saturday in Cleveland. He has been ruled out with an ankle injury for the Week 16 game between the Saints (5-9) and Browns (6-8).
The New Orleans Saints are placing veteran WR Jarvis Landry on injured reserve Thursday, per Nick Underhill. New Orleans also promoted WR Kirk Merritt from their practice squad to the active roster, announced his agent Mike McCartney.
Last season, the 29-year-old Landry played 12 games for the Browns, finishing with 52 catches, averaging 11 yards per reception, for 570 yards and two touchdowns.
It looks like the door is completely shut on Jarvis Landry returning to the Cleveland Browns. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, the free-agent wide receiver turned down a deal from the team.
The Baltimore Ravens continue to seek wide receiver help, and their search has led them to a former AFC North foe.
Landry is one of the best wide receivers available on the open market and Cleveland wanted him back. However, it seems that won’t be happening.
A reunion between the Cleveland Browns and Jarvis Landry is not expected to happen, according to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland Dot Com. Cleveland cut the pro bowl wide receiver after last season, but a comeback looked to be an option.
Last season, Landry started 12 games for the Browns, finishing with career lows in receptions (52), yards (570) and touchdowns (2).
Jarvis Landry and Cleveland separating only made sense because of the money issues that were on the table. Landry was simply overpaid, for what he offers at this point in his career.
Jarvis Landry is still unsigned, and the veteran receiver may remain a free agent through the end of the month.
Cleveland Browns remain in the mix for free agent wide receiver Jarvis Landry, according to a report. Additionally, Landry hopes to sign soon with a team.
Landry's contract with Cleveland featured an AAV of just over $15M, but the expectation is that his next deal will not hit even that yearly average, let alone a $20M/year rate.
Jarvis Landry's contract demands could explain his extended stay on the free-agent market.
Landry, 30 in November, agreed to a five-year, $75.5M extension with the Browns after they traded for him in 2018. He delivered two Pro Bowl seasons in Cleveland and served as Baker Mayfield‘s most consistent target.
Landry requested the move, and he's since been linked with the Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers.
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