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Vrabel said cornerback Carlton Davis is in the NFL concussion protocol but is expected to practice in a limited capacity at the first session of the week, while wide receiver Mack Hollins remains sidelined with an abdomen injury and won’t practice today; Hollins could return later in the week (Thursday/Friday), with a roster decision on Saturday as New England prepares for the trip to Denver.
The Patriots' 11th training camp practice was a walkthrough with no standout performances, but notable players included WR Javon Baker, OT Marcus Bryant, CB Carlton Davis III, and CB D.J. James, who showed positive signs of progress. The team prepares for their first joint practice with the Washington Commanders.
New Detroit Lions cornerback Carlton Davis vows to be the team’s lockdown corner, confidently declaring his ability to shut down opposing No. 1 receivers. Despite recent setbacks in his career, including health issues and a dip in performance, Davis remains steadfast in his belief that he can be a game-changing presence for the Lions' defense. With a track record of success earlier in his career and a determination to prove himself, Davis aims to address the team's vulnerability to top wide receivers and make a significant impact in the upcoming season.
The Detroit Lions traded for Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Carlton Davis, addressing their secondary weakness. The trade involved the Lions acquiring Davis and two sixth-round picks in exchange for a 2024 third-round pick. Davis is expected to bolster the Lions' defense, particularly in man coverage, and may impact the team's draft strategy. While the trade is considered fair, the Lions' decision on extending Davis's contract will be crucial. Overall, the trade is graded as a B+ and is seen as a positive move for both teams, potentially strengthening the Lions' defense for the upcoming season.
The Detroit Lions have traded for cornerback Carlton Davis from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, securing him and two sixth-round picks while sending a third-round pick in this year’s draft. Davis is expected to challenge for a starting role and fits well into the Lions' coverage scheme, which has shifted towards more man-based concepts. The team may seek a contract extension to lower his cap hit and is still in need of more depth at the cornerback position, potentially looking to add another cornerback in free agency or through the draft.
The Detroit Lions acquired cornerback Carlton Davis from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in exchange for a third-round pick and two sixth-round choices in future NFL drafts. Davis, a full-time starter for the Buccaneers, brings size and versatility to the Lions' secondary. With the addition of Davis, the Lions aim to strengthen their defense and improve their pass coverage, addressing a long-term need at the outside cornerback position.
The Detroit Lions acquire cornerback Carlton Davis from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in exchange for two future sixth-round picks and a 2024 third-round pick. The Lions address their cornerback needs and pair Davis with Cam Sutton to improve their pass defense. The Buccaneers, needing to clear cap space, trade Davis for compensation rather than releasing him. The trade is seen as a win for both teams, with the Lions receiving an upgrade and the Buccaneers gaining valuable draft picks.
The Detroit Lions are reportedly trading for Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Carlton Davis III, along with draft picks, in exchange for a third-round pick. Davis, who signed a three-year, $45 million contract with the Buccaneers, has been a key player in their defense with nine interceptions and 73 pass breakups over six seasons. The Lions, in need of cornerback help, are looking to address their defensive struggles from last season and may consider extending Davis's contract to manage his current $14 million salary.
The Detroit Lions are acquiring veteran cornerback Carlton Davis in a trade from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with the terms of the trade yet to be disclosed. Davis, owed a base salary of $14 million this season, is expected to start for the Lions, who have gained a valuable player that the Buccaneers were hesitant to pay such a high salary.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Carlton Davis and defensive lineman Will Gholston will be out for the game against the Green Bay Packers due to injuries. Other players, including Vita Vea, Devin White, and Zach Triner, will be game-time decisions. The Buccaneers are tied for first place in the NFC South and a win over the Packers would help their playoff chances.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Carlton Davis believes that people underestimating the team after the departure of Tom Brady will be in for a rude awakening. Davis is confident in the team's components and their ability to succeed, stating that the defense is ready to step up even if the offense takes a step back. He believes they will "wreck shit" with interceptions, turnovers, and big plays, emphasizing that they were more than just Brady's team.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers held their second voluntary spring practice (OTA) with media lockout. Veterans Carlton Davis and Antoine Winfield Jr. were seen on the field, while Jamel Dean was absent. Chris Godwin expressed his love for Day 1 under new offensive coordinator Dave Canales. The Bucs will continue their OTA practices tomorrow, but media will not be allowed.