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Ross Verba

5/31/2006

The Detroit Lions signed Verba and released quarterback Shaun King on Wednesday. Verba, a free agent guard who didn't play football in 2005 after eight seasons with Cleveland and Green Bay, inked a one-year deal with additional option years.

6/9/2005

The Browns have agreed to release Verba as soon as the offensive lineman repays a $465,000 roster bonus. Verba has been upset that the team is not willing to renegociate his current contract, which goes through 2006. The guard already has sat out a voluntary passing camp this offseason, and has said that he is ready to play somewhere else. A first-round pick in 1997, Verba played four years in Green Bay and has spent the past three seasons in Cleveland.

6/4/2005

Verba expressed hope Friday that Cleveland's signing of L.J. Shelton would lead to his own release. Verba, who is under contract for two more years at $2.95 million per season, has been holding out, reporting looking for a deal in the neighborhood of five years and $38.5 million. Teh tackle has said that he will sit out the 2005 season if the Browns do not come through with a bigger contract offer.

Verba expressed hope Friday that Cleveland's signing of L.J. Shelton would lead to his own release. Verba, who is under contract for two more years at $2.95 million per season, has been holding out, reporting looking for a deal in the neighborhood of five years and $38.5 million. The tackle has said that he will sit out the 2005 season if the Browns do not come through with a bigger contract offer.