The New York Giants have released Josh Freeman.

Freeman was signed by the Giants this offseason to provide depth at quarterback behind Eli Manning and Ryan Nassib.

Freeman has now been on three teams in less than one season.

Greg Little has been claimed by the Oakland Raiders.

Little was released last week by the Cleveland Browns.

Little was a second round pick at wide receiver in 2011 out of North Carolina.

Ryan Williams will sign with the Dallas Cowboys.

Williams was released by the Arizona Cardinals less than a week ago.

Williams was a 2nd round pick by the Cardinals in 2011 but has had injury issues.

Williams will compete for reps at running backs with Joseph Randle and Lance Dunbar behind Ryan Williams.

The Cleveland Browns have cut Greg Little.

Little was the team's second round pick in 2011, No. 59 overall, obtained by Cleveland in the blockbuster deal with the Falcons that netted Atlanta Julio Jones. 

Little averaged just 52 catches and 607 yards per season in his three years in the NFL.

The St. Louis Rams have released Daryl Richardson.

Richardson rushed for 690 yards over the past two seasons, but lost his job to Zac Stacy.

The Cleveland Browns have signed Miles Austin.

Austin is a two-time Pro Bowler who had 1,000-yard seasons in 2009 and '10, and two years ago had 943 yards.

He immediately becomes a likely starter, with or without Josh Gordon.

The Cleveland Browns have signed Earl Bennett.

The Browns will potentially be without Josh Gordon for the entire season on a suspension.

Bennett had 185 receptions for 2,277 yards and 12 touchdowns in six seasons with the Chicago Bears.

Erik Swoope was signed by the Indianapolis Colts to play tight end as an undrafted free agent.

Swoope is a four-year basketball player that has never played organized football at any level.

The Colts are intrigued by the athleticism of Swoope just as the New Orleans Saints were with Jimmy Graham.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will consider parting ways with Justin Blackmon if and when he is reinstated by the NFL.

Blackmon is on an indefinite suspension by the NFL for repeated violations of the league's substance-abuse policy.

"I think we've kind of moved on for this year," said general manager Dave Caldwell, who said last week he doesn't expect Blackmon to play in 2014.

The Jaguars can't cut Blackmon at this point under NFL rules

The Jaguars selected receivers Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson in the second round.

Richard Sherman and the Seattle Seahawks have agreed upon a four-year extension to make him the top paid cornerback in the NFL.

Sherman has become one of the best cover cornerbacks in the NFL since being a late pick out of Stanford.

Sherman himself says that it is worth $57.4 million with $40 million guaranteed.