Andrew Norwell Fantasy Stats

Washington Commanders guard Andrew Norwell (hip) has been placed on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. The move takes him off the 90-man roster, and he's likely to be released once he can pass a physical. Norwell started 16 games for Washington after signing with the team last offseason, but his time with the organization could be coming to an end. There will likely be a market for the 2017 first-team All-Pro's services, at least as a backup offensive lineman.

Washington Commanders left guard Andrew Norwell could be a cut-candidate this offseason. Recently, head coach Ron Rivera failed to mentioned Norwell in a rundown of candidates to start at left guard this upcoming season. The 31-year-old started in 16 games for the Commanders last season at left guard. The organization could save $4.38 million by cutting Norwell. The Commanders have depth at the guard position, so they don't exactly need Norwell in the mix. The veteran guard should be able to find another spot elsewhere if he's eventually released by the organization.

The Washington Commanders are expected to sign former Jacksonville Jaguars and Carolina Panthers offensive guard Andrew Norwell, according to a source. He will fill a big void on Washington's offensive line after they lost Pro Bowler Brandon Scherff in free agency and released guard Ereck Flowers. Norwell is familiar with head coach Ron Rivera from their time together in Carolina, where Norwell became one of the best at his position. The 30-year-old was a first-team All-Pro in his last year with the Panthers in 2017. He's been with the Jaguars for the last four seasons, making 57 total starts in that span.

Jacksonville Jaguars offensive guard Andrew Norwell (arm), who suffered an arm injury in the Week 11 loss to the Steelers, is also out for Week 12 against the Browns. Norwell is considered week-to-week, according to a source. A first-team All-Pro as a left guard for the Panthers in 2017, the 29-year-old had played in every game this season this year before suffering the injury on Sunday. If Norwell can't make it back for the game against Cleveland on Nov. 29, he'll hope to get back on the field for the Week 13 contest against the Vikings.

Jacksonville Jaguars offensive guard Andrew Norwell (ankle) will go on Injured Reserve after being carted to the locker room in Week 12 with an ankle injury, according to head coach Doug Marrone. Norwell signed a five-year deal with the team as a free agent in the offseason. His loss for the rest of the year is bad news for the offense as a whole.

Jacksonville Jaguars offensive guard Andrew Norwell (ankle) is expected to be sidelined "a few weeks" with what was originally diagnosed as a sprained ankle, according to a source. He will undergo an MRI exam to determine the full extent of the injury. It's bad news for both quarterback Blake Bortles and running back Leonard Fournette for the next few weeks.

The Jacksonville Jaguars surprised many as the winner of the Andrew Norwell sweepstakes, landing the All-Pro guard for $66.5 million over five years, according to Pro Football Talk. The deal includes $30 million in guarantees and bolsters a Jaguars run game that already had the arrow pointing up. Jacksonville clearly is doubling down on what it did best last season, moving the chains with the ball in running backLeonard Fournette's hands. Norwell immediately makes the Jaguars better up front and helps stabilize their longer-term investments like Fournette and newly-extended quarterback Blake Bortles.

The top offensive lineman of this free-agent class, guard Andrew Norwell, is being heavily pursued by the San Francisco 49ers, according to Art Stapleton of NorthJersey.com. It has been seen as a foregone conclusion that Norwell ends up with the Giants early in free agency, but the 49ers have the money to make a big splash early by signing the top offensive lineman in free agency. This would help out the 49ers run game immensely in 2018, as Norwell would slide into a guard spot on the offensive line.

The belief is that free-agent offensive guard Andrew Norwell is a "done deal" to land with the New York Giants. New Giants general manager Dave Gettleman is familiar with Norwell from his time leading the Panthers and is expected to bring Norwell over to shore up New York's pitiful offensive line. Norwell is one of the top offensive linemen on the market this offseason.