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Veteran safety Terrell Burgess had a successful tryout at the Saints' rookie minicamp.

The Saints announced on Monday that they have signed Burgess to their 90-man roster. They also confirmed the previously reported addition of wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones, who also tried out at the minicamp.

Burgess was a Rams third-round pick in 2020 and played 30 games for the team before moving on to the Giants during the 2022 season. He played one game for the NFC East team and played in 12 games for Washington in 2023.

Burgess had 54 tackles across those stops.

The Saints also waived safety Millard Bradford and running back Jordan Mims to round out the day's moves.

The Ravens announced three signings to their 90-man roster on Monday, including the previously reported signing of kicker John Hoyland.

Hoyland, offensive tackle Lucas Scott, and defensive back Keyon Martin all tried out for the team during their rookie minicamp earlier this month. Hoyland joins sixth-round pick Tyler Loop as the kickers on the roster in the wake of Justin Tucker's release.

Scott saw time at guard and tackle while playing at Army for head coach Jeff Monken. Monken's cousin Todd is the Ravens' offensive coordinator.

Martin had 56 tackles and two interceptions during his final season at Louisiana-Lafayette.

The Colts signed undrafted free agent Mose Vavao and waived defensive tackle Joe Evans, the team announced Monday.

Vavao, a center, participated in the Colts’ rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.

He started 54 of the 58 games he played in his career at Fresno State (2020-24). Vavao made starts at right guard (34), center (12) and left guard (eight).

In 2024, he earned All-Mountain West honorable mention recognition after starting 12 games at center. Vavao was a second-team all-conference choice in 2023 and honorable mention in 2022.

Evans signed with Indianapolis as an undrafted free agent on May 9.

He played 45 career games at UTSA (2022-24) and LSU (2019-21) and totaled 69 tackles, 10 tackles for loss and five sacks. In 2024, Evans started five games and posted five tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack before a season-ending injury.