Antrel Rolle: Latest News, Rumors, Speculation Surrounding Free-Agent Safety

Most teams have already solidified their secondaries ahead of the 2016 regular season, but Antrel Rolle could find a new home this summer should a general manager want to boost his team's depth at safety.

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Report: Rolle 'Waiting for [the] Right Situation'

Monday, June 27

Rolle said on Monday he has interest from a few teams, per ESPN.com's Jeremy Fowler.

It's doubtful any team would view Rolle as a starter right now. He's 33 years old and coming off a season in which he played just seven games. The Chicago Bears placed him on injured reserve in December with a knee injury and subsequently released him after one season into a three-year deal in May.

Rolle's returns on the field were marginal before injuries knocked him out. Pro Football Focus graded him the 39th-best safety (74.9) in the league in 2015.

His chances of signing with a new team will likely be higher as the regular season approaches. He'd be a much more attractive option for a team that has either lost a safety to injury or a contract holdout. The Miami Herald's Barry Jackson reported on June 12 the Miami Dolphins have Rolle on their radar as a contingency plan.