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Stephen Morris QB | SEA
Eagles claim QB Stephen Morris off waivers
The Eagles were awarded quarterback Stephen Morris off waivers, the team announced Sunday. Morris was released by the Jaguars on Saturday. He has never appeared in an NFL game.
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Tom Savage QB | DET
Report: Texans to place Tom Savage on IR
The Texans intend to place quarterback Tom Savage on injured reserve, which will end his 2015 season, a source told the NFL Network. Savage suffered a shoulder injury during a recent preseason game.
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Thad Lewis QB | BAL
Report: Browns to part ways with QB Thad Lewis
The Browns are expected to cut quarterback Thad Lewis on Saturday, a source ESPN. Lewis was competing for a backup role on the team.
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Josh Johnson QB | CIN
Report: Jets cut QB Josh Johnson
The Jets decided to part ways with quarterback Josh Johnson on Saturday, a source told NFL.com. Johnson was competing for a backup role on the team.
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Tom Savage QB | DET
Texans QB Tom Savage dealing with shoulder sprain
Texans quarterback Tom Savage suffered a right shoulder sprain during Thursday's preseason game, reports the Houston Chronicle. The injury will keep Savage out for four-to-six weeks.
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Matt Barkley QB | JAC
Cardinals acquire QB Matt Barkley from Eagles
The Eagles traded quarterback Matt Barkley to the Cardinals for a conditional seventh-round pick, ESPN reports. Barkley has appeared in four games in his career and has four interceptions with no touchdowns.
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Jameis Winston QB | NYG
Ankle injury not expected to keep Bucs' Jameis Winston out of opener
Buccaneers offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter said Monday rookie quarterback Jameis Winston is dealing with a sprained right ankle, according to The Tampa Tribune.
While the injury is not expected to keep Winston from starting the season opener against the Titans, Koetter admitted the ankle injury is having a negative impact on his play.
“It’s affecting him a little bit,” Koetter said. “If you’ve ever had (a sprained ankle) and had to move around and cut and plant, it can be painful. But it’s easily something he can get through. He’ll be ready to go. He’ll be full-speed by Tennessee. It’s not anything he can’t play on.”
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Tyrod Taylor QB | GB
Bills coach Rex Ryan officially tabs Tyrod Taylor as QB
Bills coach Rex Ryan made the news official at a press conference Monday, naming Tyrod Taylor the team's starting quarterback, citing his "explosiveness" at the position, per The Buffalo News.
Taylor has put up impressive numbers during the preseason, going 24-for-31 for 236 yards, but has not started a game since the 2011 Orange Bowl when he was the signal-caller for Virginia Tech. He has played in 14 games as a backup with the Ravens.
Ryan said that Taylor is "on top of what we are doing," and that with a team built to win now, Taylor gives them the best chance over fellow quarterbacks EJ Manuel and Matt Cassel.
Taylor is scheduled to make $833,333 this season, but that figure could increase to $2 million with performance- and playing-time bonuses.
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Kirk Cousins QB | LV
Redskins name Kirk Cousins starter for 2015
The Redskins made it official Monday, with coach Jay Gruden saying in a press conference that Kirk Cousins will be the team's starting quarterback in 2015, usurping former starter Robert Griffin III, per The Washington Post.
"It's Kirk's team," Gruden said. "He's proven that he is the best quarterback on our roster at this time."
Cousins is entering his fourth season with the Redskins. In nine career starts, he is 2-7. Last year, he started five games and led Redskins quarterbacks in passing yards (1,710) and touchdowns (10), but also threw nine interceptions.
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Report: Bills name Tyrod Taylor starting QB
After a wide-open quarterback competition, the results are apparently in for Bills coach Rex Ryan. According to FOX Sports insider Jay Glazer, the Bills are prepared to name Tyrod Taylor their starter for Week 1.
Taylor has performed well in the preseason, earning the edge over EJ Manuel and Matt Cassel, perhaps due to his threat as a runner in addition to his passing ability.
Taylor has yet to make an NFL start, appearing in 14 games in four seasons as a backup with the Ravens.