The Cleveland Browns have officially waived defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey following serious allegations that he threatened a woman with a gun. This move comes as part of the team’s commitment to maintaining discipline and accountability within the organization. While Winfrey showed potential on the field, the Browns decided not to wait for the legal process to play out before parting ways with the second-year player.
Cowboys Sign Winfrey Amid Controversy as Panthers Pursue Veteran Safety Justin Simmons
Interestingly, despite the controversy surrounding Winfrey, the Dallas Cowboys have agreed to terms with him along with cornerback Robert Rochell. This decision may raise eyebrows given the nature of the allegations, but it suggests the Cowboys are confident in their due diligence or are willing to take the risk in exchange for his on-field potential. The team has not released any statements regarding the circumstances of Winfrey’s acquisition.

Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers are reportedly interested in veteran safety Justin Simmons, though no deal is imminent. Simmons, known for his leadership and reliability in the secondary, would bolster the Panthers’ defense significantly. However, negotiations appear to be in the exploratory phase, and both sides are taking a cautious approach before moving forward.
Deebo Samuel Impresses at Commanders Camp, Energizing Defense and Drawing Dan Quinn’s Praise
In other NFL news, wide receiver Deebo Samuel has been making a strong impression at the Washington Commanders’ camp, particularly catching the attention of new defensive coordinator Dan Quinn. Samuel’s speed and versatility remain key strengths, making him a significant asset during practices. His presence is expected to push the defense to perform at a higher level. His strong showing in camp is a promising indicator for a Commanders team looking to improve on both sides of the ball.
George Kittle shared his excitement over the return of Robert Saleh as the 49ers’ defensive coordinator. Kittle praised Saleh’s intelligence, passion, and motivational leadership. After a disappointing season, the 49ers used their first five draft picks on defensive players, indicating a strong focus on rebuilding that side of the ball. If Saleh can replicate the success of his previous stint with San Francisco, the team may be poised for a significant turnaround.