Ken Hamlin

The long anticipated signing of one of the three veteran defensive backs (Ken Hamlin, Walt Harris, Ken Lucas) that participated in Ravens mini-camp on a tryout basis, is in the books . Adam Schefter of ESPN announced Hamlin's signing on his twitter page. According to Schefter, the deal is one season long. The Ravens also announced that they released safeties Ashton Hall and Brad Jones, center Daniel Sanders and cornerback Courtney Smith and defensive lineman John Fletcher. Hamlin adds...Read Full Story

(created by dakidgfx , thanks for sharing) Full Name : Ken Hamlin Born :   January 20, 1981 Place of Birth : Memphis, Tennessee, US  Height:  6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) - Club : Dallas Cowboys Number : 26 Playing Position : Safety - Career : 2003-2006 Seattle Seahawks 2007-present Dallas Cowboys   Please comment to help me improve in the future. NFL WallpapersRead Full Story

Former Cowboys safety Ken Hamlin has signed a one-year deal to back up Ravens safety Ed Reed. Hamlin signed a one-year deal with the Cowboys in 2007 and parlayed that into a long-term deal worth $39 million the next year. One thing he didn’t count on was that he would be looking for work again this spring. The Cowboys released Hamlin after just two seasons of his new deal. Hamlin is looking to successfully repeat the one-year plan with the Ravens and hope it leads to another multi-year deal...Read Full Story

The Dallas Cowboys have designated Ken Hamlin their franchise player, controlling the rights of the Pro Bowl safety through ... 9 Vote(s)Read Full Story

Dallas Cowboys safety Ken Hamlin will be out for a significant amount of time after suffering a high ankle sprain in Sunday’s 17-7 loss against the Green Bay Packers. Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips said Hamlin’s injury will sideline him 3-4 weeks. Hamlin being out for about a month is a significant loss to the Cowboys secondary, especially coming down the home stretch of this 2009 season. Hamlin could either be replaced by former Clemson rookie Michael Hamlin or veteran safety Pat...Read Full Story

Sounds like new Raven Ken Hamlin realizes that at the end of the day, he will be more important to the team as a backup at the safety spot, and he says he has no real issues with that : New Ravens safety Ken Hamlin has started all but two of his games in seven NFL seasons but says he’s willing to be a backup if unable to beat out Tom Zbikowski and Dawan Landry for the starting job opposite Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed. “If we’re winning and playing well, I’ll have a role on this team, whatever...Read Full Story

Bill Parcells and the Dallas Cowboys signed safety Ken Hamlin in 2007 -- one year after Todd Haley left the team. Hamlin was eventually signed to a six-year contract in 2008 (after Parcells left). He's sorta, kinda got the Parcells connection there. Today, the  Cowboys released Hamlin  (and LT Flozell Adams). The Chiefs of course have a major need at safety and while Hamlin's certainly not the long-term solution, could provide a stopgap. ESPN's Bill Williamson takes a look  at how...Read Full Story

Dallas Cowboys safety Ken Hamlin will be out for a significant amount of time after suffering a high ankle sprain in Sunday’s 17-7 loss against the Green Bay Packers. Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips said Hamlin’s injury will sideline him 3-4 weeks. Hamlin being out for about a month is a significant loss to the Cowboys secondary, especially coming down the home stretch of this 2009 season. Hamlin could either be replaced by former Clemson rookie Michael Hamlin or veteran safety Pat...Read Full Story

The Baltimore Ravens and former Cowboys safety Ken Hamlin have agreed on a one-year contract, ESPN reported Thursday. Hamlin played the previous three seasons with Dallas and earned Pro Bowl honors after intercepting five passes in 2007. The 6-2, 209-pound Hamlin started 12 games for the Cowboys last season and made 52 tackles. [...]Read Full Story

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