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Windrell Hayes, WR, Free AgentNews | Statistics | Player vs. Team | Utilization | Depth Chart Player NewsPackers | Hayes Gone - from www.KFFL.com Packers.com reports the Green Bay Packers have waived/injured WR Windrell Hayes. Packers | Sitting Out - from www.KFFL.com The Journal Sentinel reports Green Bay Packers WR Windrell Hayes (knee) sat out Saturday's intrasquad scrimmage. Packers | Hayes Sits - from www.KFFL.com The Green Bay Press-Gazette reports Green Bay Packers WR Windrell Hayes (hand) missed Thursday’s practice. Packers | Hayes Sitting Out - from www.KFFL.com According to the Green Bay Press-Gazette, Green Bay Packers WR Windrell Hayes (hand) missed Wednesday’s practice. Packers | Add One - from www.KFFL.com Packers.com reports the Green Bay Packers have signed free agent WR Windrell Hayes, a former New York Jet. Hayes was waived last season after appearing in only two games for the Jets. Dolphins | Four to Workout - from www.KFFL.com The Sun-Sentinel reports the Miami Dolphins will workout QB Moses Moreno, WR Darnell McDonald, WR Sulecio Sanford and WR Windrell Hayes on Wednesday. Jets | Shakeup Coming At WR? - from www.KFFL.com Rich Cimini reports for the New York Daily News changes could be afoot at WR for the New York Jets. Wayne Chrebet will be back from his concussion this week, rookie Santana Moss (knee) is close to coming back, Windrell Hayes has been released and Matthew Hatchette may be moved to flanker from split end. Rookie QB Tory Woodbury, known as a "Slash" type player, will get a shot at split end. The Jets have avoided putting a return date out there for Moss, but on Monday, coach Herman Edwards, encouraged by the progress in the rookie's rehabilitation, speculated for the first time, indicating that Moss might be able to play as early as November 18 in Miami. Moss said he won't play until his knee is as good as new. Jets | Team Notes - from www.KFFL.com The New York Daily News' Rich Cimini reports the New York Jets plan to use No. 3 QB Tory Woodbury will be thrown into the mix at wide receiver this week now that Windrell Hayes has been released. Hayes, as reported, was less valuable to the team because he doesn't play special teams. Woodbury made his debut on special teams last weekend. The team plans to use both Chad Morton and Craig Yeast on kick and put return teams now that Morton is healthy enough to return. Jets | Hayes Gone - from www.KFFL.com The Associated Press reports the New York Jets have have released WR Windrell Hayes. He played in his first game of the year yesterday. "It never worked out for him," Jets coach Herman Edwards said of Hayes. "If you're a receiver who can help on special teams, your stock goes way up. That's what hurt Windrell. He didn't play special teams." The Jets are overloaded at the WR position. Agent Peter Schaffer said Hayes was surprised by the move and that he expects Hayes to sign with another team very quickly. Jets | Seeing Some Action - from www.KFFL.com The New York Times reports the New York Jets activated WR Windrell Hayes and CB Tony Scott for the first time this season for yesterday's game. Also, the team was finally able to work rookie RB LaMont Jordan into the mix. Jets | Inactive Monday - from www.KFFL.com The Bergen Record reports the New York Jets named WR Windrell Hayes, OT Cornell Green, TE Daniel Wilcox, DE Mike Cecere, and injured WR Santana Moss inactive for Monday night's game. Tom Tupa was the team's No. 3 QB. Jets | Hayes May Play - from www.KFFL.com The Bergen Record reports New York Jets WR Windrell Hayes may be activated for Sunday’s game if Laveranues Coles (sprained foot) can’t play. Hayes was deactivated for the Colts game last week. Jets | Hayes On The Bubble - from www.KFFL.com The Star-Ledger reports New York Jets coach Herm Edwards said with cut down dates coming up now is the time for players on the bubble to step up and convince the coaching staff to keep them. WR Windrell Hayes is one of those players who is fighting for a receiver spot. Edwards said Hayes has had a nice camp but needs to have a good showing this weekend. Jets | Wide Receiver Notes - from www.KFFL.com The New York Times reports newly signed WR Steve Jackson will compete for a roster spot at a position that is all of a sudden crowded for the New York Jets. With the top four positions seemingly covered with Matthew Hatchette, Wayne Chrebet, Santana Moss and Laveranues Coles, the battle will be for the No. 5 spot between Jackson and Windrell Hayes. Jets | Team Notes - from www.KFFL.com The NY Times reports after signing WR Matthew Hatchette on Monday GM Terry Bradway said he would not sign another free agent WR. Instead the team is expected to look for WR help in the NFL draft. That player could be their third, fourth or fifth receiver and also return kicks. The Jets may be looking at Hatchette as a starter, but he'll have competition from WRs Laveranues Coles and Windrell Hayes. DT Jason Ferguson (shoulder surgery) is expected to attend this week's mini-camp but he will not see action. C Kevin Mawae, who has a lingering elbow injury, may be limited in his participation. Jets | Team Notes - from www.KFFL.com Rich Cimini reports for the Sporting News New York Jets QB Vinny Testaverde has now purchased a house in New York and he is fully committed to the team's off-season workout program. Testaverde has to learn a new offense as new offensive coordinator Paul Hackett plans to install the West Coast offense. WR Windrell Hayes, who played under Hackett at USC, could benefit strongly from the presence of Hackett and his new offense. The new staff is high on Hayes and speedy Laveranues Coles. Apparently, there will be no effort to re-sign free agent WR Dedric Ward. Jets | Team Notes - from www.KFFL.com As previously reported, the New York Daily News reports QB Vinny Testaverde (groin) didn't play in the second half because of a pulled groin. Backup QB Ray Lucas hobbled to the sideline for two plays but later returned. Emergency QB Chad Pennington finished the game and produced his first NFL touchdown. Rookie WR Laveranues Coles, who missed two games with a sprained knee, was dressed for the game. Coles, who had been listed as doubtful all week, didn't play on offense. Rookie Windrell Hayes remained the No. 3 wideout. Jets | Injury Update - from www.KFFL.com The New York Daily News reports New York Jets WR Laveranues Coles (sprained knee), a rookie, has been practicing but is unlikely to play this weekend. If Coles is out again, rookie Windrell Hayes, coming off of a 4 reception for 84-yards game last week, would see the role of the third receiver for the Jets. Jets | Rookie Contributes - from www.KFFL.com The New York Daily News reports New York Jets rookie WR Windrell Hayes, playing as the team's No. 3 receiver, had his first catch as a pro on Sunday. He added three others to it, too. Hayes made a big impact with the team hauling in 4 receptions for 84 yards. | Feature LinksStay on top of what matters to you FREE Fantasy Baseball
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