Marcus Maye was claimed off waivers by the Los Angeles Chargers after being released by the Miami Dolphins. He has played in 11 games this season, starting only three, and did not see any defensive snaps in his last three games with Miami. While he recorded 30 tackles and broke up a pass this season, he has yet to register any interceptions or sacks. Maye, a second-round pick in 2017, is looking to make a positive impression with his new team as they prepare for their matchup against the Falcons.

Marcus Maye, a former second-round pick by the Jets, was recently released by the Dolphins after playing 11 games this season, including three starts. He participated in 43 percent of the Dolphins' defensive snaps but was expected to land on the practice squad before the Chargers claimed him off waivers. His addition comes as the Chargers deal with multiple injuries in their secondary, highlighting the need for depth in that position.

Marcus Maye has been waived by the Dolphins after playing 11 games this season, with three starts, and recording 30 tackles. He signed with Miami in June but was previously with the Saints before being released in a cost-saving move. Maye could potentially re-sign to the team's practice squad if he clears waivers.

Marcus Maye was waived by the Miami Dolphins after playing 11 games this season, including three starts, where he recorded 30 tackles and a tackle for loss. He signed with the Dolphins in June following his release from the New Orleans Saints, where he was cut in a cost-saving move. Maye could potentially re-sign with the team's practice squad if he clears waivers.

Marcus Maye, a safety for the New Orleans Saints, faced a three-game suspension earlier in 2023 due to a DUI offense. This precedent suggests that Demarcus Robinson could receive a similar punishment, potentially impacting the Rams' offense as they aim for a playoff push.