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Colbert

Colbert has not played in a regular season game since 2022, when he appeared in two games for the Bears. The 31-year-old has spent parts of the last seven years with the 49ers, Dolphins, Giants, Jets, Browns, and Bears. He has been in and out of Chicago over the last two season and now returns as the Bears add depth to their secondary.

Colbert has played for five teams since entering the NFL in 2017. Last year, he played two games for the Browns and four games for the Jets, logging 16 tackles for New York. Colbert will likely be a depth player in the Tennessee secondary, which was graded by Pro Football Focus as last season’s 15th best coverage unit.

Colbert hasn’t played since Week 4 due to an ongoing concussion. The 28-year-old will suddenly be shopping for his fifth team in as many seasons.

Signed in May, 28-year-old Colbert failed to make it to the regular season with New England. He was limited to six games in 2020 by a shoulder injury, which he’s presumably cleared from by now if interviewed elsewhere before the regular-season opener.

Colbert played for the Dolphins and ex-Patriots assistant Brian Flores in 2019, so he should have some passing familiarity with the Patriots’ system. He was limited to six games in 2020 by a shoulder injury. Headed into his age-28 campaign, Colbert will be on the outside looking in of a 53-man roster spot.

Colbert hasn’t played since Week 5. He’ll miss at least the next three weeks on IR. The Giants could promote Montre Hartage from the practice squad to replace Colbert.

Colbert has started at FS in each of the past two weeks but will miss this week due to a shoulder injury that he suffered late in the week. Logan Ryan could move to FS for some snaps this week. Washington will take all of the small advantages they can get while starting Kyle Allen for the second consecutive week.

Colbert lasted two weeks after signing in late August. The Chiefs don’t need Colbert with Juan Thornhill healthy. Colbert may be a practice squad candidate if he doesn’t resurface.

Colbert was waived by the Dolphins last week. The Chiefs activated Juan Thornhill from the PUP list, but Colbert adds depth as Thornhill works back into shape.

The free safety played in six games for Miami last year, starting five.