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  • DEN Wide Receiver
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    Bengals promoted receiver Cliff Russell to their 53-man roster.
    Russell could play as a reserve because of Peter Warrick’s shin injury.
  • DEN Wide Receiver
    The Redskins released WR Cliff Russell.
    The third-round pick from 2002 is fast, but has struggled to stay on the field in Washington.
  • DEN Wide Receiver
    Cliff Russell, who has missed most of the preseason with a hamstring injury, has two weeks to impress Washington coaches.
    Russell was one of the fastest players selected in the 2002 draft, but hasn’t stayed healthy in Washington. We expect him to get cut.
  • DEN Wide Receiver
    Bengals signed receiver Cliff Russell off their practice squad.
  • DEN Wide Receiver
    Dolphins signed WR Cliff Russell.
    Russell will be the team’s fifth receiver.
  • BAL Coaching Staff
    Keary Colbert and Samie Parker have been running behind 29-year-old journeyman Cliff Russell at Broncos camp.
    The Broncos mistakenly gave Colbert a $2.5 million signing bonus in March. He’s doubtful to help their passing game at all. Parker won’t make the team.
  • DEN Wide Receiver
    Broncos re-signed WR Cliff Russell.
    Russell is a 29-year-old journeyman, but could be active over Darrell Jackson on game days because he offers more special teams value.
  • DEN Wide Receiver
    Broncos released WR Cliff Russell, DB Tyrone Poole, and S Vickiel Vaughn.
    Russell and Vaughn are former NFL Europe players. Poole is at the end of the line.
  • DEN Wide Receiver
    Broncos WR Cliff Russell has been released from the hospital after spraining his neck in Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs.
    The special teamer’s status for Week 5 is uncertain, but he’s avoided serious injury. Russell was carted off after being hurt covering a kick Sunday.
  • DEN Wide Receiver
    Cliff Russell was taken off of the field on a stretcher after hurting himself in a collision playing special teams against the Chiefs Sunday.
    Russell was motionless on the field for several minutes before being placed on a backboard and taken off of the field. He was able to move his hand to acknowledge the crowd as he was being taken off. The Broncos resigned Russell this month after cutting him earlier in the year. He was being used primarily on special teams.