Broncos signed DT Marvin Austin.

Cowboys waived DT Marvin Austin.

Dallas is the third team to waive Austin since final cuts. The 2011 second-rounder appeared in one game for Big D, making one tackle. Suspended for his senior season at North Carolina and injury plagued through his first three NFL campaigns, Austin has appeared in just 11 live football games since 2009. It's starting to look like too much to overcome for a player who once possessed a great deal of raw talent.

Cowboys signed DT Marvin Austin, formerly of the Dolphins.

The 2011 second-round pick keeps getting chances because he has talent, but to this point Austin has not shown any of it on the field, primarily due to injuries. He'll be a depth piece on a depleted Cowboys defensive line.

Dolphins signed DT Marvin Austin.

Austin, the No. 52 overall pick in 2011, was released by the Giants during final cuts. He'll serve as defensive line depth with Paul Soliai (knee) and Cameron Wake dealing with injuries.

The Dolphins worked out free agent DT Marvin Austin on Thursday.

Austin has now visited Miami, Kansas City, Seattle, and Detroit since being let go by the Giants at final cuts. The Dolphins also worked out free agent defensive linemen Jerrell Powe, Marcus Dixon, and Antonio Dixon.

Free agent DT Marvin Austin worked out for the Chiefs.

Austin has generated plenty of interest in the form of workouts since being cut by the Giants. He's also visited the Lions and Seahawks over the past ten days.

Free agent DT Marvin Austin worked out for the Seahawks.

Austin, the No. 52 overall pick in 2011, has also drawn interest from the Lions since being part of Giants' final cuts. He'd provide quality depth.

Free agent DT Marvin Austin will work out for the Lions Monday.

Austin was waived by the Giants on Saturday and passed through waivers unclaimed. The 2011 second-round pick would be a developmental project in Detroit behind starters Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley.

Giants waived or released DT Marvin Austin, DEs Adrian Tracy, Adewale Ojomo and Matt Broha, LB Kyle Bosworth, OLs Eric Herman, Stephen Goodin and Bryant Browning, CBs Terrence Frederick and Charles James, and WRs Kevin Hardy, Marcus Harris and Julian Talley.

The Giants attempted to trade Austin ahead of Saturday's deadline, but predictably found no takers. He's appeared in just eight games since being selected with the No. 52 overall pick in the 2011 draft. Herman was a seventh-round pick in April. Tracy, a 2010 sixth-rounder, appeared in all 16 games in 2012.

FOX Sports' Mike Garafolo reports the Giants are trying to trade DT Marvin Austin.

Austin hasn't played football since his junior year at North Carolina due to injuries and suspensions. The Giants' attempt to trade him could indicate Austin will be cut shortly. He was the 52nd overall pick in the 2011 draft.

ESPN New York considers DT Marvin Austin on the roster bubble.

The No. 52 overall pick in 2011, Austin has struggled with injuries and effectiveness in his first two seasons -- appearing in just eight games. He's behind Shaun Rogers and second-round pick Jonathan Hankins for backup defensive tackle snaps. Austin and Mike Patterson are competing for one spot.

The New York Daily News reports Giants third-year DT Marvin Austin's roster spot is in jeopardy.

Austin, the No. 52 overall pick in the 2011 draft, has been working with the third-team defense in training camp, and he's battled injuries for much of his young career. He missed his entire rookie season with a torn pectoral before a back injury limited him to eight games last season. The Giants are loaded at defensive tackle, and Austin would draw some interest if he were to get cut.

ESPN New York expects Giants DT Marvin Austin to keep his roster spot.

The 2011 second-rounder played just 103 snaps last season after missing his entire rookie year with a torn pectoral, but it's hard to envision GM Jerry Reese pulling the plug after only two years. Thanks to a variety of issues, Austin has played mind-bogglingly little football since 2009, and desperately needs a healthy training camp and preseason. He missed most of last summer's exhibition season with a back issue.

Giants DT Marvin Austin (back) participated in Monday's practice, and still anticipates making his NFL debut Sunday.

"That's exactly my train of thought," Austin said Monday. "I feel good out there and I just got to go to the training room and try my best to do everything I possibly can in my power to control what I can control and do what I can do to get back out there." Thanks to injury and suspension, Austin hasn't played a non-exhibition football snap since December 26, 2009. He'll be eased in.

Giants DT Marvin Austin (back) is getting "stronger," and could be ready to return by Week 2.

The injury-prone second-year pro has moved beyond his "little setback." With zero regular-season reps - college or pro - since December 2009, Austin will be eased in whenever he's finally ready to take the field.

Giants DT Marvin Austin (back) "had a little setback," and it's "not clear when he can go."

The injury-prone second-year pro now almost certainly won't be ready for the start of the regular season. The "little setback" figures to intensify the Giants' search for veteran line help. Whenever Austin finally takes the field, it will be his first live non-preseason action since December 26, 2009, when he was still at North Carolina.

Giants DT Marvin Austin (back) "seems to be getting better."

The word comes from coach Tom Coughlin, who hinted the only reason Austin has yet to resume practicing is concern about "the type of medication he's on and whether he can practice under that circumstance." With Shaun Rogers done for the year and Chris Canty (knee) questionable for Week 1, the Giants need Austin back as soon as possible.

The testing on Giants DT Marvin Austin's back revealed no serious issues.

Austin expects to be fine after resting his back. "I don't think it is going to be something that lags on," Austin said. With Shaun Rogers out for the season and Chris Canty's (knee) Week 1 status in doubt, Austin's availability is essential.

According to the Newark Star-Ledger, Giants DT Marvin Austin's back "locked up on him" Monday, and the hope is that it's "a minor muscular injury and not a spinal condition."

The 2011 second-rounder is awaiting test results. Austin, of course, missed his entire rookie year with a torn pectoral, and was kicked off the team before his senior season at North Carolina. Aside from a handful of preseason snaps, Austin hasn't played a down of live football since December 26, 2009.

Giants DT Marvin Austin is being examined for a "back issue."

Austin suited up for last week's preseason debut, so it's apparently a new injury. It sounds like he could be forced to undergo surgery, which would be a huge blow for a player who missed his entire rookie season with a torn left pectoral.