Brown has been released by the Panthers, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

EDGE Analysis

Brown's release comes just days after he signed with the Panthers. The veteran apparently didn't do enough in his short time with the team to convince Carolina to keep him going into the regular season, so he'll now hit the open market once again.

Brown is signing with the Panthers, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports.

EDGE Analysis

Released by the Chiefs last week, Brown will likely still need to fight for a spot on Carolina's final roster. The 29-year-old safety has made 20 starts in 55 career NFL appearances, but he's never been able to match the promise of his eight-interception 2012 campaign with the Giants.

Brown was released by the Chiefs on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Brown hasn't played since 2014, and he's never come close to his 2012 form, which saw him record eight interceptions, two forced fumbles, and 76 tackles, since tearing his ACL in 2013. He appeared in line for a role backing up Ron Parker and Eric Berry in Kansas City, but it looks like the team had other ideas. Look for Jamell Fleming to see an increased role in Brown's absence.

Brown's agent announced Friday that the 28-year-old safety has signed with the Chiefs, Terez Paylor of the Kansas City Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

Brown was most recently with the Giants last preseason before being among the team's final round of cuts before Week One. Both Brown and Jimmy Wilson both signed with the Chiefs on Friday, which adds depth to a secondary that just lost Husain Abdullah to retirement. The two safeties could find themselves battling for the same backup strong safety spot once training camp gets underway.

The Giants released Brown on Monday, the Daily News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Despite the team's issues at safety, Brown's reunion with the Giants lasted just a week. To replace him, the team signed fellow safety Craig Dahl, whose experience under defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo should allow him to transition fairly smoothly into the Giants' secondary.

The Giants signed Brown Monday, adding depth to an injury-depleted safety corps, the Newark Star-Ledger reports.

EDGE Analysis

Brown is likely to fill a backup role at the position.

The Texans have released Brown, John McClain of the Houston Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Assuming that Brown is not dealing with any injury concerns at this time, he should catch on with another team looking to add depth at safety.

Brown has agreed to terms with the Texans, NFL.com reports. Brown, who recorded 38 tackles and a sack in 16 games with the Giants this past season, bolsters the Texans' depth at safety, with the team thought to be consider trading starter D.J. Swearinger away.

Brown suffered a foot injury in the first quarter of Sunday's game against the Eagles and will not return. Brown had three tackles (two solo), giving him 38 for the season. Quintin Demps will see more playing time with Brown out.

Brown has been benched for Quintin Demps, the Newark Star-Ledger reports. Brown has missed a couple assignments this year and hasn't been the ball-hawking center fielder he was in 2012.