Brown was released by the Redskins on Tuesday. Brown saw action in six games with the Redskins, but it appears he is no longer in the team's plans. At age 27 with 44 NFL games under his belt, he figures to hook on with another team.

Redskins signed OLB/DE Everette Brown. Brown has started three games and managed just seven sacks since the Panthers took him 43rd overall in the 2009 draft. He's been on the street since the Cowboys cut him back in February. Brown will compete for a reserve outside linebacker spot in the Redskins' 3-4.

Cowboys released DE Everette Brown. Brown was only owed $730,000, but the Cowboys have a league-worst salary cap situation and need every penny they can get. The 43rd overall pick in the 2009 draft, Brown has been an utter flop in the pros, managing seven sacks across five seasons. Brown was ineffective across roughly 150 defensive snaps in 2013.

Cowboys signed DE Everette Brown. Brown, the No. 43 overall pick in the 2009 draft by the Panthers, was a massive bust. He hasn't played since 2011 with the Chargers when he made two tackles in three games. Brown has six career sacks in 31 appearances. The 26-year-old former Florida State Seminole will be limited to special teams if active.

Eagles signed DE Everette Brown and CB Trevard Lindley to two-year contracts. They join the seven players Philadelphia signed on Monday. A second-round pick of the Panthers in 2009, Brown has appeared in just three games since 2010. Lindley has survived Eagles' "final cuts' each of the past two years only to still be waived before Week 1.

Eagles worked out free agent DE Everette Brown. Brown's market has been dead silent since he couldn't make the Lions out of training camp, but perhaps the soon-to-be rebuilding Eagles are mulling giving him a look down the stretch of a lost season. The 2009 second-round pick has appeared in just three games since 2010, and made only three career starts.

Lions signed DE Everette Brown to a one-year contract. The Panthers' 2009 second-rounder is worth a look-see as a reclamation project under Jim Schwartz and Gunther Cunningham in Detroit. If it works, Brown could go the Aaron Maybin route as a situational pass rusher.

The Lions reportedly host free agent DE/OLB Everette Brown. Brown went unclaimed after the Chargers waived him a week ago. The 43rd overall pick in the 2009 draft could be signed to a league-minimum contract as a training camp flier.

Chargers waived DE/OLB Everette Brown, WR Bryan Walters, and ILB Nate Triplett. Brown has a second-round pedigree from 2009, but he played fewer than 30 defensive snaps last season. Walters was kept on the roster over Laurent Robinson coming out of training camp last summer.

Chargers agreed to terms with DE Everette Brown, formerly of the Panthers. The signing will become official once Brown passes a physical. The No. 43 pick in the 2009 draft, Brown has yet to play this season despite workouts with several teams. In 28 games with the Panthers, Brown recorded 35 tackles and six sacks. The Bolts will hope he can provide a situational pass-rushing presence.