Patriots waived S Vincent Fuller and promoted DE Alex Silvestro and DB Sterling Moore from their practice squad. Moore has the versatility New England values with the ability to play both corner and safety. Silvestro is an undrafted rookie. Fuller was signed just a few days ago. He must have not looked very good in the practice field.

Patriots will sign S Vincent Fuller. Fuller was released from the Lions with an injury settlement earlier this month. He'll be a special teamer and secondary depth for the Pats. ESPN's Mike Reiss notes that New England's senior football adviser, Floyd Reese, was the Titans' general manager when Floyd was drafted by Tennessee back in 2005.

Lions placed S Vincent Fuller (elbow) on injured reserve, ending his season. Fuller was signed in early October, quickly got injured, and wound up appearing in one game without a tackle. Chris Harris has taken his roster spot.

Lions signed S Vincent Fuller, formerly of the Titans. Fuller is listed as a safety, but he's always been a slot corner and special teamer. The 29-year-old has a background with Jim Schwartz from their time together in Nashville. He'll push for snaps behind Eric Wright and Chris Houston.

Titans released S Vincent Fuller and S Robert Johnson. Tennessee's long-time nickel back had fallen behind Jason McCourty and Alterraun Verner by the end of the last season. He was forced to take a pay cut from $2.6 million to $750,000 two weeks ago. Johnson was a 2010 fifth-rounder out of Idaho.

Titans S Vincent Fuller has agreed to reduce his 2011 salary from $2.06 million to $750,000.