"The Bears surprised many today when they moved on from 2025 fifth-round pick . The six-foot-three cornerback sat out his entire rookie campaign for what the team described as a "personal reason," leading to his placement on the non-football injury list. As Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun Times notes, GM Ryan Poles recently acknowledged that the player had a "mountain to climb" if he hoped to contribute in 2026, with the executive adding that Frazier "needed to play" last year. Now, the defensive back will have to make his NFL debut elsewhere."
"Meanwhile, the Cardinals received a roster exemption today for international player Valentin Senn. The former Austrian prospect will be auditioning for a spot on Arizona's offensive line. The Jets also got a roster exemption for Paschal Ekeji. The former rugby player will be competing for a spot on the Jets defensive line."
The Bears moved on from a 2025 fifth-round cornerback who did not play during his rookie season and was placed on the non-football injury list for a personal reason. The team’s general manager said the player faced a “mountain to climb” to contribute in 2026 and that he needed to play last year, leading to his NFL debut elsewhere. The Cardinals received a roster exemption for international player Valentin Senn, a former Austrian prospect auditioning for a spot on the offensive line. The Jets received a roster exemption for Paschal Ekeji, a former rugby player competing for a defensive line role.
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