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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Michael Bowie: Waived by Giants
The Giants waived Michael Bowie on Wednesday, Dan Duggan of The Star-Ledger reports.The transaction comes just days after Bowie was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. Giants general manager Jerry Reese noted that the NFL is still gathering more information regarding the incident that prompted Bowie's arrest, so if the offensive tackle is ultimately cleared of any discipline from the league, New York wouldn't necessarily close the door on re-signing him.
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by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire
Giants' Michael Bowie: Charged with domestic violence
Michael Bowie has been charged with misdemeanor domestic assault and battery, Ralph Vacchiano of SNY reports.Bowie will likely face discipline from both the team and the league.
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Browns OL Michael Bowie itching to compete for starting spot
Cleveland Browns offensive lineman Michael Bowie is not required to report to training camp until the end of July. But never mind that - he's heading out after the last Independence Day firework explodes in the sky. Bowie is itching to get started. He missed all of last season due to a shoulder injury after starting for Seattle on its Super Bowl title team in 2013. He is seeking to stay in tip-top shape in an attempt to land a starting spot on a Cleveland line that is the strength of the team. "It's up to them to decide who is the best five," Bowie told the team website. "All I can do is take care of my business. Hopefully I can get a shot. That's what I'm working for." Bowie participated fully in the offseason program, working mostly with the second team at right tackle. That will likely be the spot at which he competes for a starting job. Incumbent Mitchell Schwartz has not performed particularly well there and Mike Pettine has vowed there will be competition all over the field in camp.
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by Larry Hartstein |
Browns put two on injured reserve
The Cleveland Browns placed linebacker Darius Eubanks and offensive lineman Michael Bowie on injured reserve, ending their seasons. Both players had shoulder surgery this month.
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by Chris Towers | Fantasy Writer
Browns unveil lengthy inactives for third preseason game
The Cleveland Browns have a lengthy list of players sidelined for Saturday's preseason game against the Rams, as a result of a slew of injuries in recent weeks. Defensive backs Buster Skrine (thumb) and Joe Haden (foot), and wide receiver Nate Burleson (hamstring) headline the list. Also among the inactives are: running back Edwin Baker (hamstring), defensive backs Pierre Desir (knee), Isaiah Trufant (knee), T.J. Heath (hip) and K'Waun Williams (hamstring), linebackers Eric Martin (concussion), Darius Eubanks (shoulder) and Keith Pough (ankle), defensive lineman Desmond Bryant (wrist), tight end Martell Webb (groin) and offensive linemen Michael Bowie (shoulder), Randall Harris (knee) and Nick McDonald (wrist).
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by Larry Hartstein |
Browns claim Michael Bowie
The Cleveland Browns claimed offensive tackle Michael Bowie off waivers from the Seahawks. Bowie has a shoulder injury that will require surgery and keep him out 4-6 months.
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by Larry Hartstein |
Michael Bowie, Justin Britt vying for starting job
With Breno Giacomini having left the Seattle Seahawks for the Jets, Seattle will have a training camp competition at right tackle. Michael Bowie and rookie Justin Britt are the top candidates for the job. The Seattle Times gives Bowie the edge because he started nine games last year, including at guard in the playoff win over the Saints. Still, the paper suggests Seattle might use a rotation at right tackle, akin to what it did at left guard last year.
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by Marty Gitlin | CBSSports.com
Michael Bowie to get first shot at right tackle
Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider said second-year pro Michael Bowie will get the first chance to replace right tackle Breno Giacomini, who signed with the Jets, reports the Seattle Times. Bowie started nine games as a rookie.
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by Larry Hartstein |
Seahawks release Super Bowl inactives
The Seattle Seahawks declared receiver Bryan Walters, running back Christine Michael, offensive tackles Michael Bowie and Caylin Hauptmann, tight end Kellen Davis, defensive end Benson Mayowa and defensive tackle Jordan Hill inactive for the Super Bowl. All are healthy scratches.
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by Larry Hartstein |
Seahawks could have O-line surprise in Super Bowl
After Seahawks rookie Michael Bowie was a surprise starter at left guard in the divisional playoffs against the Saints, the rookie was inactive for the NFC Championship Game with James Carpenter and Paul McQuistan sharing the spot, reports the News Tribune of Tacoma, Wash. Coach Pete Carroll said competition at the spot remains open. "It's one of those deals that it's so close, the competition is so keen that it can go either way," Carroll said, per the paper. "And we thought the experience would help us and didn't put too much pressure on Michael in that instance. But he's going to be very competitive as we move forward. Here goes another couple weeks, and we'll see what happens."
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