The Dallas Cowboys officially waived DE Shaka Toney from injured reserve with a settlement on Thursday. Toney, 26, was drafted in the sixth round out of Penn State by the Commanders in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Dallas added more depth along its defensive front
The Cowboys signed offensive lineman Cohl Cabral on Wednesday, the team announced. Cabral worked out for the Cowboys, and they signed him backup offensive lineman Earl Bostick was carted off the practice field with an ankle injury in a joint practice with the Rams.
The Dallas Cowboys have signed OT Cole Cabral to a contract and waived DE Shaka Toney with an injury designation, per Todd Archer. Toney will revert to injured reserve should he clear waivers on Thursday.
The Dallas Cowboys announced a series of roster moves on Friday including signing defensive ends Al-Quadin Muhammad and Shaka Toney. The Cowboys also waived WR Corey Crooms with an injury designation.
Dallas added depth on the edge after Sam Williams’ injury Following the devastating injury to Sam Williams, which will keep him out for the entire 2024 season, the Dallas Cowboys held workouts on Thursday with four veteran edge rushers.
This represents a second chance for Toney, who missed all of last season due to a gambling suspension.
The Cowboys are reportedly signing veterans Al-Quadin Muhammad and Shaka Toney. Together they bring experience and much-needed depth at edge rusher. The Dallas Cowboys got put into quite a bind when edge rusher Sam Williams was lost for the season with a torn ACL last week.
That didn’t take long. Days after the NFL reinstated defensive end Shaka Toney from an indefinite suspension for gambling, the Washington Commanders released him on Monday.
The Washington Commanders cut defensive end Shaka Toney on Monday, days after he was reinstated by the NFL following a one-year gambling suspension. Washington drafted Toney in the seventh round in 2021 and he appeared in 26 games (one start), registering 1.5 sacks and 16 tackles from 2021-22.
On Monday, the Commanders released a defensive end, confusing many fans.
Shaka Toney was one of five players recently reinstated from a year-long gambling suspension. The defensive end and special teamer will not be with the Commanders in 2024, though; the team announced his release on Monday.
The draft begins Thursday at 8pm Eastern Daylight Savings Time With the countdown to the draft at much less than 100 hours (and ticking), it seems like a good time to take a look at the Commanders roster in the form of a depth chart.
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You can add one more name to the mix at defensive end for the Washington Commanders in 2024. The NFL reinstated five players who were suspended indefinitely last year for violating the gambling policy, and one of those players was Washington edge rusher Shaka Toney.
The NFL made a significant move on Thursday regarding the future of Washington Commanders defensive end Shaka Toney, former Indianapolis Colts linebacker Rashod Berry and three former members of the Detroit Lions.
Toney was the only player suspended for gambling last season that was not released by their team.
Last year’s round of gambling suspensions affected a few teams’ starting lineups, but a handful of depth-level players also received significant suspensions for violating the NFL’s betting policy.
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