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Ingram

Ingram, out of Hawaii, will replace ex-fan favorite Lonie Paxton as the Pats’ deep snapper. The rookie would have to truly bomb in camp to lose the job.

After a season-ending shoulder injury landed LS Jason Kyle on injured reserve, the Saints were forced to sign a long snapper off the street. Ingram, a sixth-round pick of the Pats in 2009, was recently waived earlier this month after struggling with snaps.

Ingram was drafted in the sixth round to replace ex-fan favorite Lonie Paxton, but he’s been struggling with snaps of late. He’ll be replaced by Matt Katula.

The Titans have a slew of free agent linebackers, so Malast is insurance for the offseason. Ratliff is the biggest name, having bounced between the Jets and Browns. The 25-year-old still hasn’t thrown a regular season pass.

A sixth-round pick of the Patriots in 2009, Ingram appeared in nine games between the Pats and Saints last season. He has struggled with snaps, which is obviously no way for a long snapper to carve out an NFL career.

Ingram has now been let go by four teams since coming into the league in 2009. He isn’t looking long for the NFL. Also waived or released by the Jaguars today were DB Don Carey, LB Jacob Cutrera, S Matt Estrada, G/C Wade Grayson, TE Joey Haynos, CB T.J. Heath, TE Kyle Miller, G/T Tony Moll, DE Odrick Ray.