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Julian Stanford: Finds new home
Julian Stanford (undisclosed) signed with the Ravens' practice squad Tuesday.Stanford was released from injured reserve by the Panthers last Tuesday. However, it appears Stanford is back to full health. The veteran linebacker will work to try and earn a spot on the Ravens' 53-man roster.
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Julian Stanford: Let go Tuesday
Julian Stanford (undisclosed) was released from injured reserve by the Panthers on Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of ProFootballNetwork.com reports.Stanford was placed on IR on Aug. 30, which would have forced him to miss the entire season. Now a free agent, Stanford can pursue opportunities with other team's if he is healthy enough to play.
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Panthers' Julian Stanford: Placed on IR
The Carolina Panthers placed Julian Stanford on injured reserve for an undisclosed reason Tuesday.While the nature of Stanford's injury isn't yet clear, he'll be forced to miss the entire 2022 season. He had appeared in every game for the Panthers over the last two years, totaling 24 tackles (12 solo) and a forced fumble.
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Panthers' Julian Stanford: Running it back in Carolina
Julian Stanford re-signed with the Carolina Panthers on Tuesday, Darin Grantt of the team's official site reports.The linebacker was an unrestricted free agent but returns to the Panthers after leading the team in special-teams tackles last season (seven). Stanford has logged previous stints in the league with the Bills, Jets, Lions and Jaguars, playing primarily on special teams during each stop.
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Panthers' Julian Stanford: Links up with Panthers
Julian Stanford inked a contract with the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.Stanford fills the roster spot of David Reese, who was released in a corresponding move. He has 11 starts under his belt and has appeared in 88 games overall since his 2012 debut.
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Bills' Julian Stanford: Participates in offseason program
Julian Stanford (ankle) participated in the Buffalo Bills' offseason program and called defensive signals for the second string unit, Sal Capaccio of WGR 550 reports.Stanford had been dealing with an ankle injury since Week 16 of last season, so his participation in any capacity is obviously good news. The 28-year-old saw a limited role on defense last season, but could compete for a more significant one if he can recover in time for training camp.
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Bills' Julian Stanford: Ruled out for Week 17
Julian Stanford (ankle) will not play Sunday against the Dolphins.Stanford was unable to practice in any capacity this week. The Wagner product sustained the ankle injury last week against the Patriots, and it was serious enough to where Stanford had to be carted off the field. Stanford had three defensive snaps in his last five games, and therefore won't have much work to relinquish to another player.
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Bills' Julian Stanford: Misses Wednesday's practice
Julian Stanford (ankle) was limited for Wednesday's practice.Considering he was carted off the field in Sunday's loss to New England, this doesn't come as a surprise, and it would seem the linebacker is a long shot to play in the finale against Miami. That would likely mean more reps for rookie Corey Thompson, whom the Buffalo Bills are giving an audition for next season.
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Bills' Julian Stanford: Carted off field early Sunday
Julian Stanford is questionable to return to Sunday's game with an ankle injury.Stanford had to be carted off the field, which doesn't bode well for his prospects of a return. More details will likely surface following Sunday's outcome.
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Bills' Julian Stanford: Leads team in tackles
Julian Stanford, subbing in for Tremaine Edmunds (concussion), played every single defensive snap during Sunday's loss to the Bears. He led the team in tackles with eight (seven solo) and picked up his first NFL sack.Edmunds likely won't be out too much longer, but the Buffalo Bills do have a bye in Week 11 so there's a chance the team plays it safe with its prized rookie Week 10 against the Jets. That game has the potential to be sloppy for both teams with plenty of good defense being tossed around, so keep an eye on Stanford's and Edmunds' statuses leading into the contest.