Colts sign WR Terrell Bynum to futures contract

The Colts signed WR Terrell Bynum to a reserve/future contract on Wednesday.

The Indianapolis Colts signed wide receiver Terrell Bynum to a reserve/future contract, the team announced Wednesday.

Bynum entered the league as an undrafted rookie free agent following the 2023 NFL draft, signing with the Los Angeles Chargers. He spent the majority of the season on the practice squad but was elevated for one regular-season game.

Bynum went to USC during his final collegiate season, appearing in 10 games while recording 16 receptions for 159 yards and one touchdown. Before that, he spent five seasons at Washington, appearing in 34 games (19 starts) while recording 65 receptions for 934 yards and six touchdowns.

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Colts sign 3 more to future contracts

The Colts signed three more to future contracts.

The Indianapolis Colts signed three more players to Reserve/Future contracts, the team announced Tuesday.

After signing nine players to future contracts and four more to one-year extensions Monday, the Colts signed safety Kendell Brooks, guard Lewis Kidd and safety Michael Tutsie to future contracts.

Kidd spent most of the season on the practice squad when he was signed in September but was released from the practice squad in December.

Tutsie signed with the Colts this offseason as an undrafted rookie free agent in June and was active in training camp before suffering an injury that led to him being waived-injured in August. He was waived with an injury settlement the following week.

Brooks, a Michigan State product, spent the 2023 offseason with the Arizona Cardinals after signing with them as an undrafted rookie free agent. He was released before the start of the regular season.

The Colts can sign as many future contracts as they please as long as the offseason roster does not exceed the 90-player limit, which does not go into effect until the start of the new league, which is set for March 13.

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Broncos sign 15 players to future contracts

The Broncos have signed 15 players to future contracts for 2020, including quarterback Brett Rypien.

The Denver Broncos have started building their 90-man offseason roster by signing 15 players to future contracts, according to KUSA-TV’s Mike Klis. Players that are not on an active roster at the end of the season are eligible to sign future deals that become official when the new league year begins in March.

Three months from now, the 15 players below will officially join the team’s offseason roster. Note: DBs (defensive backs) on this list are safeties, not cornerbacks.

  1. OT Ka’John Armstrong
  2. WR Trinity Benson
  3. OLB Malik Carney
  4. TE Bug Howard
  5. DB PJ Locke
  6. WR Kelvin McKnight
  7. RB Khalfani Muhammad
  8. DB Tyvis Powell
  9. QB Brett Rypien
  10. DL Jay-Tee Tiuli
  11. LB Tre Crawford
  12. DB Kahanii Smith
  13. LS Wes Farnsworth
  14. P Trevor Daniel
  15. FB Jeremy Cox

Denver worked out three quarterbacks earlier this month but opted to bring back Rypien for 2020. Rypien spent time on the practice squad and active roster as a rookie this season. In 2018, wide receiver Tim Patrick was among the team’s future contract signigns and nose tackle Shelby Harris signed a future contract with the team in 2017. Patrick and Harris were both key contributors when healthy in 2019.

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Chargers sign 8 players to future contracts

The Los Angeles Chargers have signed eight players to future contracts.

The Los Angeles Chargers signed eight players to futures contracts, the team announced on Monday.

With the roster expanding to 90 players for the offseason, the Chargers can use some of that room on futures contracts. There isn’t a limit to how many future contracts the Bolts have as long as the roster doesn’t exceed the 90-man limit.

Here are the eight that Los Angeles signed to future contracts:

Stephen Anderson TE California
Tevaughn Campbell CB Regina, Can.
Malik Jefferson LB Texas
P.J. Johnson DT Arizona
Tyron Johnson WR Oklahoma State
Quenton Meeks DB Stanford
Tyree St. Louis T Miami
Cole Toner C Harvard