Ravens S Sean Considine is listed as probable for Monday Night Football. Considine missed the final two weeks of preseason with a concussion, but managed to beat out rookie Omar Brown for a spot on the 53-man roster. The Ravens are planning on using Considine in the Tom Zbikowski role this season as a key cog on special teams.

Ravens signed S Sean Considine to a one-year contract. Considine, 29, can play both strong and free safety in a pinch, and contribute on special teams. He's the Ravens' replacement for Tom Zbikowski.

Cardinals signed S Sean Considine. Arizona needs depth at the position with FS Kerry Rhodes out at least a month following foot surgery. If Considine does play, it will likely be on special teams.

Panthers released S Sean Considine. Considine was brought in due to his familiarity with DC Sean McDermott's scheme. He only suited up once in four games since being re-signed in early September.

Panthers re-signed S Sean Considine. Considine's release on Monday had more to do with a numbers crunch than him losing his spot. He returns to a backup safety and special teams role while Stevie Brown was somewhat surprisingly released.

Panthers released S Sean Considine. It's a bad sign for Considine that he can't stick with old Eagles buddy Sean McDermott as Carolina's defensive coordinator. He's a backup-caliber safety at best that is a major liability in coverage.

Panthers agreed to terms with S Sean Considine on a one-year contract.

Free agent S Sean Considine is not expected back with the Jaguars. Considine is a liability in coverage and gets run over easily. About the only thing he'll have going for him in free agency is starting experience on his resume.