The Giants won't re-sign free agent Kregg Lumpkin. Signed off the street in November, Lumpkin didn't show enough in five games to make himself a part of the post-Ahmad Bradshaw landscape. Lumpkin turns 29 in May.

Kregg Lumpkin rushed nine times for 42 yards at Atlanta in Week 15. He wasn't merely relegated to passing-down duties. Lumpkin spelled David Wilson for a series here and there, including one successful stretch with a series of draw plays. He ended up losing a fumble 20+ yards down the field after John Abraham punched it out. That won't win him any favors with coach Tom Coughlin. Lumpkin is unworthy of a fantasy roster spot entering Week 16.

Giants agreed to terms with RB Kregg Lumpkin. Lumpkin won out over veterans Cadillac Williams, Ryan Grant, and Ryan Torain, who also worked out for the Giants on Tuesday. Lumpkin won't have fantasy value as the third-stringer. He averaged just 3.4 yards on 31 carries with the Bucs last season.

Seahawks released RB Kregg Lumpkin. Lumpkin surprisingly survived final cuts, but is no longer needed now that Marshawn Lynch's back spasms are in the past. Lumpkin has averaged 3.8 yards on 33 career carries over five seasons.

Seahawks agreed to terms with RB Kregg Lumpkin, formerly of the Bucs. Lumpkin is a serviceable pass protector and plays on special teams, but he offers next to no explosiveness as a runner. He'll compete for a roster spot.

The Seahawks will host RB Kregg Lumpkin for a free agent visit on Thursday. The meeting will extend into Friday. Lumpkin was not tendered as a restricted free agent by the Bucs. He'd have to battle for a roster spot in Seattle.

With LeGarrette Blount (knee) fully expected back after the Week 8 bye, Kregg Lumpkin is expected to be the Bucs' third-down back only moving forward. He's taking the place of Earnest Graham, who was amongst the league leaders in receptions before tearing his Achilles in Week 7. Lumpkin has shown next to nothing as a runner this season, but does have 12 catches in limited playing time. He's worth a look in PPR leagues.

The St. Petersburg Times expects the Bucs to address the running back position during their bye week.

On in relief of an injured Earnest Graham, Kregg Lumpkin carried the ball eight times for 15 yards in Sunday's loss to the Bears, adding six catches for 37 yards. Lumpkin showed nothing as a runner, getting stopped for a loss or no gain on five of his eight carries. With Graham feared done for the season with a torn Achilles' tendon, the Bucs will be in big trouble if LeGarrette Blount (knee) isn't healthy coming off their Week 8 bye. For now, Lumpkin is a must add for any Graham or Blount owner, but don't be surprised if the Bucs hit the open market looking for an upgrade this week.

Coordinator Greg Olsen indicated that RB Kregg Lumkin has had two good weeks of practice and is on the verge of earning more playing time. We've reached the point with Lumpkin where we'll believe it when we see it. Bucs coaches have been talking him up for two years now, but he has just five receptions for 38 yards and zero rushing attempts.