Washington Football Team DB Aaron Colvin, DT Devaroe Lawrence, OT Rick Leonard and PK Kaare Vedvik were chosen as protected practice squad players for the Wild Card round Tuesday, Jan. 5.

Free-agent DT David Bada, DE Jordan Brailford, WR Tony Brown, CB Aaron Colvin, OG Josh Garnett, TE Hale Hentges, QB Steven Montez, LB Jared Norris, DE Nate Orchard, LB Donald Payne, C Ross Pierschbacher, S Jeremy Reaves and WR Cam Sims were signed to the Washington Football Team practice squad Sunday, Sept. 6.

The Washington Football Team released CB Aaron Colvin, OT Paul Adams, DT David Bada, DE Jordan Brailford, WR Tony Brown, OG Josh Garnett, TE Hale Hentges, WR Johnathon Johnson, CB Ryan Lewis, LB Jared Norris, OT Timon Parris, LB Donald Payne, S Jeremy Reaves, WR Cam Sims, OT David Steinmetz and WR Jester Weah Saturday, Sept. 5.

Updating a previous story, free-agent DB Aaron Colvin (Redskins) officially re-signed with the Washington Redskins Thursday, May 14. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed.

Free-agent CB Aaron Colvin (Redskins) re-signed with the Washington Redskins Thursday, May 14. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.

Washington Redskins CB Aaron Colvin (undisclosed) and CB Fabian Moreau (hamsting) suffered injuries against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 15.

Free-agent CB Aaron Colvin (Texans) signed an undisclosed contract with the Washington Redskins on Friday, Sept. 13. Washington also added WR Robert Davis from the practice to the 53-man roster and placed DE Caleb Brantley (foot) on the Reserve/Injured list with a foot injury.

Houston Texans CB Aaron Colvin was released Tuesday, Sept. 10, according to a source. He has $7.5 million in guaranteed money remaining this year from his four-year, $34 million free-agent deal signed in 2018.

Houston Texans CB Aaron Colvin was limited to 10 games, two starts, 29 tackles and one pass defensed due to an ankle injury after signing a four-year, $34 million contract that included $18 million guaranteed last offseason. However, he has impressed the coaching staff so far this offseason. 'He's had a good offseason. He's been here every day, he's worked hard. I think he's definitely in that group of players that have improved, which is a big group. But there's definitely been improvement because he's been out there every day. He's been healthy, he's been working. He's a hard worker. He definitely takes a good professional approach to every day,' head coach Bill O'Brien told the Houston Chronicle.

Houston Texans CB Aaron Colvin (ankle) 'has a chance' to suit up in Week 12 versus the Tennessee Titans after being a full participant in practice all week, according to head coach Bill O'Brien. Colvin has missed six straight games since suffering the injury in Week 4.