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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Lions' Darrin Walls: Appears to be top reserve corner
Darrin Walls recorded one tackle in Thursday's preseason game against the Bengals.Walls was the first to come off the bench at outside cornerback, replacing the team's top CB Darius Slay, and also worked on Detroit's first-string special teams unit. Though just halfway through the preseason, Walls appears to be entering the 2016 campaign safely on the team's roster and only behind the aforementioned Slay, Nevin Lawson and slot-man Quan Diggs at cornerback.
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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Lions' Darrin Walls: Joins Lions on one-year deal
Darrin Walls has agreed to terms with the Detroit Lions, ESPN's Michael Rothstein reports.The contract is a one-year, minimum-salary deal. Through five seasons in the league, the undrafted Notre Dame product has accrued 75 tackles (11 on special teams), as well as 22 pass breakups and three picks across 54 games, including 16 starts. In 2011, Walls spent his rookie year with Atlanta, then joined the Jets the next season where he looked to be an ascending talent, as his stats increased year-to-year from 2012 to 2014. However, the Jets welcomed back CB Darrelle Revis in 2015 and Walls didn't manage a single start throughout the entire campaign. Subsequently, Walls' production fell off a cliff, and the Jets decided against keeping him in the fold. Now with the Lions, he'll compete for a starting gig following the retirement of Rashean Mathis, though Walls will likely prove to be a depth signing and special teams contributor.
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by Sean D'Oliveira | CBS Sports Staff
Jets' Zach Sudfeld, Darrin Walls miss Thursday's OTA due to injuries
New York Jets tight end Zach Sudfeld and cornerback Darrin Walls were held out of Thursday's OTA session because of injuries, the team announced. Sudfeld is dealing with a knee injury and coach Todd Bowles said Sudfeld is undergoing tests on the knee and he said it may be more than a minor injury, reports ESPNNewYork.com. Meanwhile, a toe injury prevented Walls from participating Thursday.
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by Igor Mello | CBSSports.com
Jets' Percy Harvin, Nick Mangold deemed questionable in Week 17
New York Jets wide receiver Percy Harvin (rib) and center Nick Mangold (ankle) are the most notable players listed as questionable for Sunday's season finale at Miami. Defensive lineman Damon Harrison (illness), safety Jaiquawn Jarrett (shoulder), safety Dawan Landry (illness), cornerback Darrin Walls (shoulder) and defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson (toe, illness) joined Mangold and Harvin as questionable for Sunday. Meanwhile, the following players were deemed probable: Safety Antonio Allen (hand), guard Willie Colon (knee), kicker Nick Folk (right hip), running back Chris Ivory (hamstring) and running back Chris Johnson (knee). Safety Rontez Miles (shin) was the only player on New York's final injury report of the season ruled out for Sunday.
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by Larry Hartstein |
Chris Ivory, Chris Johnson among Jets cleared to play
All the New York Jets who were probable on the injury report are active for Monday's game against the Bills in Detroit. The list includes running backs Chris Ivory (shoulder) and Chris Johnson (knee), guard Oday Aboushi (shoulder), linebacker Antwan Barnes (knee), guard Willie Colon (knee), wideout T.J. Graham (neck), linebacker David Harris (shoulder), safety Jaiquawn Jarrett (calf), center Nick Mangold (shoulder), linebacker Trevor Reilly (knee), receiver Greg Salas (wrist), cornerback Darrin Walls (calf) and quarterback Geno Smith (right shoulder).
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by Sean D'Oliveira | CBS Sports Staff
Jets list 11 players as probable for Monday night
New York Jets appear well rested heading into Week 12. The Jets listed offensive lineman Oday Aboushi (shoulder), wide receiver Eric Decker (hamstring), wide receiver Greg Salas (wrist), running back Chris Ivory (shoulder), running back Chris Johnson (knee), wide receiver T.J. Graham (neck), offensive lineman Willie Colon (knee), center Nick Mangold (shoulder), linebacker Antwan Barnes (knee), defensive back Darrin Walls (calf) and defensive back Jaiquawn Jarrett (calf) as probable for Monday night’s game against Buffalo.
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by Larry Hartstein |
Jets CB Darrin Walls practices Monday
New York Jets cornerback Darrin Walls, who's missed two straight games with a calf injury, did positional drills Monday, reports ESPN.com. Walls has a chance to play Sunday at Buffalo.
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Calf keeps Jets CB Walls guessing about Week 12 status
New York Jets cornerback Darrin Walls remains unsure if his ailing calf will allow him to play in Week 12, when his team comes off its bye week to play Buffalo. He has missed the last two games with the injury sustained, ironically, against the Bills on Oct. 26. The Jets can certainly use him. They lead the NFL with 25 touchdown passes allowed and are tied for last with just three interceptions despite snagging two Sunday against Pittsburgh. Walls, who told NJ.com that the injury was more severe than he first anticipated, updated his current status. "Right now, it's day-to-day," he said. "...It should be better with this time off. With the extra week, that's always a help. Hopefully, I'll be ready for Buffalo."
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Jets feature only one injured on Sunday inactive list
Expected scratch Darrin Walls is the lone injured player on the inactive list submitted by the New York Jets for their Sunday game against the Steelers. The cornerback is dealing with a calf injury that prevented him from practicing all week. The healthy scratches are defensive linemen IK Enemkpali and T.J. Barnes, offensive linemen Wesley Johnson and Dakota Dozier, wideout Walt Powell and quarterback Matt Simms .
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Ryan: Jets CB Darrin Walls gets thumbs-down for Sunday
Calf and knee ailments have officially ruled out New York Jets cornerback Darrin Walls for the Sunday game against Pittsburgh. Rex Ryan made that pronouncement Friday. His absence will mark his second straight lost game.
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