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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Konrad Reuland: Released on Monday
Konrad Reuland was released by the Colts on Monday.Reuland failed to stand out from the crowd this preseason. He had one reception for 10 yards through three games, as he couldn't beat out the likes of Jack Doyle, Erik Swoope, or Chase Coffman for playing time. The journeyman, who's been on five teams in five years, will look to further his NFL career elsewhere.
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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Konrad Reuland: Moving on from Baltimore
The Ravens withdrew their exclusive rights tender to Konrad Reuland on Tuesday.With the Ravens boasting impressive depth at tight end, the 29-year-old Reuland wouldn't have had a real shot to make the final roster. He only has 12 receptions in his career and will now look to catch on elsewhere.
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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Ravens' Konrad Reuland: Signed Tuesday afternoon
Konrad Reuland was signed by the Baltimore Ravens on Tuesday.With Baltimore's top three tight ends either injured or suspended, Reuland and Richard Gordon were both added to the roster Tuesday afternoon. It's unlikely either has a major role in Week 14, as the team expects Maxx Williams (concussion) and/or Crockett Gillmore (back) to be ready.
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by R.J. White | CBSSports.com
Colts add Jeff Demps, Konrad Reuland to practice squad
The Indianapolis Colts signed running back/return specialist Jeff Demps and tight end Konrad Reuland to the practice squad Tuesday, the team announced. The team released quarterback Dominique Davis and wide receiver Chandler Jones to make room for the new additions.
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Konrad Reuland to undergo surgery to repair ACL
New York Jets backup tight end Konrad Reuland will require surgery to repair what Rex Ryan described as a "stretched" ACL.
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by Michael Hurcomb | CBS Sports Staff
Jets place tight end Konrad Reuland on IR
The New York Jets announced Tuesday they placed tight end Konrad Reuland on injured reserve with a knee injury. Reuland totaled one catch for 7 yards in 10 games.
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by Michael Hurcomb | CBS Sports Staff
Jets clear 10 injured players Week 9
New York Jets guard Willie Colon (calf), center Nick Mangold (ribs), safety Antonio Allen (finger), wide receiver Josh Cribbs (knee), defensive tackle Kenrick Ellis (back), linebacker Garrett McIntyre (knee), tight end Konrad Reuland (knee), wide receiver Greg Salas (knee), cornerback Darrin Walls (shoulder) and guard Brian Winters (ankle) were all cleared to play Week 9 vs. New Orleans. Colon and Mangold were listed as questionable, while the rest of the players were probable.
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Jets secondary duo should be fine for Sunday
The two Antonios that start in the secondary for the New York Jets should be ready to roll Sunday against New Orleans. Safety Antonio Allen (finger) and cornerback Antonio Cromartie (hip) have both been designated as probable. Other probables include defensive tackle Kenrick Ellis (back), linebacker Garrett McIntyre (knee), tight end Konrad Reuland (knee), wide receiver Josh Cribbs (knee), cornerback Darrin Walls (shoulder) and guard Brian Winters (ankle). Running back Alex Green (hamstring) is questionable.
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Backup tight ends thrust into spotlight for Jets
The New York Jets could be getting creative at tight end with Kellen Winslow (suspension) and Jeff Cumberland (concussion) out for Sunday against New Orleans. Konrad Reuland and Zach Sudfeld are the lone tight ends available and they have 64 snaps and three receptions combined all year. Offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg said there were a "handful" of players who can play multiple positions, but did not name anyone in particular who can serve as a tight end. For now, Reuland and Sudfeld must step up. "One guy [Sudfeld] probably has a little better skill set as a receiver, one's probably a little better blocker," Mornhinweg said. "So if Konrad starts, expect a run. If Sudfeld starts, expect a pass. No, it's not like that, but we will play them in different things. It's not just a set starter." The crisis at that position should be temporary. Winslow is serving the last week of his suspension and Cumberland should get through concussion protocol in time for the next game. The Jets are on a bye in Week 10.
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Most offensive players on Jets injury report set to play
The confirmation that wideout Santonio Holmes will not play Sunday in Cincinnati highlighted the injury report released Friday by the New York Jets. All other offensive players should participate, though center Nick Mangold (ribs) and wide receiver Greg Salas (knee) are questionable. Among the probables are wide receivers David Nelson (hamstring), Josh Cribbs (knee) and Jeremy Kerley (hamstring) and tight ends Jeff Cumberland (hamstring) and Konrad Reuland (knee).
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