US EditionCincinnati Bengals Cut Running Back Zack Moss
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, JUL 30 – Zack Moss was released after a neck injury limited him to eight games last season, with the Bengals saving $1.2 million in salary cap space following roster adjustments.
- On Wednesday, the Cincinnati Bengals released veteran running back Zack Moss after placing him on the non-football injury list.
- Last season, Moss played eight games before tests revealed he had broken his neck in three places, leading to his release after he couldn't regain full fitness.
- Under the April contract restructure, Moss's $4.8 million salary cap charge was reduced to $1.7 million, and releasing him will incur $1.88 million in dead cap while saving $1.2 million.
- With Moss's departure, Chase Brown becomes Cincinnati's lead running back, while Samaje Perine, Kendall Milton, and rookie Tahj Brooks move up the depth chart.
- Recovering from his broken neck in November of last year, Moss has drawn reported interest from the Dallas Cowboys, and fans predict he will sign with another team.
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Cincinnati Bengals release running back Zack Moss from roster after one season
The Cincinnati Bengals announced Wednesday that they have released veteran running back Zack Moss. Moss is currently recovering from a neck injury he sustained in November of last year, and started training camp on the non-football injury list. Moss, 27, signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the Bengals last off-season. The Bengals restructured that pact in April, saving about $1.7 million in salary cap space. Wednesday’s release will cost…
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The Cincinnati Bengals released veteran running back Zack Moss on Wednesday.
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