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Trace McSorley: Released Tuesday
Trace McSorley was released by the Commanders on Tuesday, Zach Selby of the team's official site reports.The quarterback got a chance to suit up for Washington during the preseason after signing Aug. 15, but he ultimately remained behind Jayden Daniels, Marcus Mariota and Jeff Driskel on the depth chart. McSorley has not seen regular-season action since 2022.
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Commanders' Trace McSorley: Inks with Washington, ready to play
Coach Dan Quinn said Trace McSorley, who the Washington Commanders signed on Thursday, will suit up for Saturday's game against the Dolphins, Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post reports.Quinn said that with Marcus Mariota (groin) and Sam Hartman (shoulder) both out for Saturday's exhibition contest, McSorley will get an immediate chance to suit up for his new team. Rookie first-round pick Jayden Daniels and No. 3 quarterback Jeff Driskel remain ahead of McSorley on the depth chart, even with Mariota and Hartman sidelined.
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Trace McSorley: Let go by Pittsburgh
Trace McSorley was cut from the Steelers' practice squad Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.McSorley joined the Steelers' practice unit in early December after starting quarterback Kenny Pickett suffered an ankle injury, but with Pickett now healthy, it appears as if the team no longer needs McSorley around. The 28-year-old will now look for his next opportunity elsewhere.
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Trace McSorley: Joins Steelers' practice squad
Pittsburgh signed Trace McSorley to its practice squad Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.The move comes in the wake of reports Kenny Pickett underwent surgery to address his high ankle sprain Monday. Mitch Trubisky projects to start Thursday versus the Patriots, and Mason Rudolph is also on standby, but McSorley could suit up as an emergency option as soon as this week.
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Trace McSorley: Let go by Chicago
Trace McSorley was cut from the Bears' practice squad Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.McSorley was added to Chicago's practice unit in October to operate as an extreme depth option at quarterback while Justin Fields was sidelined with a thumb injury. Now that Fields is back under center, McSorley will look for a new opportunity elsewhere.
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Trace McSorley: Joins Chicago's practice squad
The Bears signed Trace McSorley to the practice squad Tuesday, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports.McSorley gives the Bears a third quarterback while Justin Fields recovers from his dislocated thumb suffered in Week 6. Tyson Bagent or Nathan Peterman will start Sunday's game against the Raiders. McSorley appeared in six games for the Cardinals last season, making one start, and completing just 54.2 percent of his throws for 412 yards, zero touchdowns and five interceptions.
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Trace McSorley: Let go by New England
The Patriots have released Trace McSorley, Andrew Callahan of the Boston Herald reports.With McSorley no longer in the mix, the Patriots' QB corps is led by Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe, with Malik Cunningham still currently on the roster as final cut downs approach. Per Callahan, McSorley is a candidate to resurface on New England's practice squad if he doesn't catch on elsewhere.
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Patriots' Trace McSorley: Headed to New England
Trace McSorley signed with the New England Patriots on Thursday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.McSorley spent last season in Arizona and will now join New England for the 2023 campaign, where he will likely serve as the third-stringer behind Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe. The 2019 sixth-round pick appeared in six games with the Cardinals last year (including one start), completing 45 of his 83 pass attempts for 412 yards, no touchdowns and five interceptions while also adding 61 yards on 15 rushes.
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Cardinals' Trace McSorley: Set to return to No. 2 role
Trace McSorley will serve as Arizona's backup quarterback Sunday at Atlanta after head coach Kliff Kingsbury said Wednesday that Colt McCoy cleared the concussion protocol and is on track to start this weekend, Darren Urban of the Arizona Cardinals' official site reports.After coming on in relief for a concussed McCoy in the Week 15 loss to the Broncos, McSorley drew his first career start Week 16 against the Buccaneers. He proved to be mistake-prone in the Cardinals' 19-16 overtime loss, committing three turnovers (one interception, two lost fumbles) while completing just 24 of 45 passes for 4.8 yards per attempt. Even though the 27-year-old McSorley has more theoretical upside of the two quarterbacks at this stage of his career and the 4-11 Cardinals have little on the line in the final two games, Kingsbury will turn the offense back over to the more battle-tested McCoy as Arizona looks to end the season on a high note.
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Cardinals' Trace McSorley: Mixed bag in Week 16 loss
Trace McSorley completed 24 of 45 passes for 217 yards with no touchdowns and one interception and rushed seven times for 14 yards in the Arizona Cardinals' 19-16 overtime loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday night. He also lost two fumbles.McSorley's first NFL start wasn't disastrous by any stretch, but ball security was an issue for the fourth-year pro. McSorley's first lost fumble came midway through the first quarter at the Buccaneers' 30-yard line as a result of a sack, proving costly to the Cardinals even though it didn't lead to any Tampa Bay points. The second was even more consequential, as McSorley was charged with a turnover on an attempted fourth-quarter pitch to Keaontay Ingram that was recovered by the Bucs' William Gholston and led to a game-tying field goal. McSorley may be one and done as a starter, as Colt McCoy should have a good chance of clearing concussion protocol in time for a Week 17 road matchup against the Falcons.
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