Gilberry had 1.5 sacks in the Bengals' Week 1 win over the Ravens.

These sacks came at the end of the game to kill the Ravens' final drive. Gilberry is replacing Michael Johnson, who moved on via free agency in the offseason.

Bengals DE Wallace Gilberry injured his forearm in Sunday's Week 6 game against the Bills and is questionable to return.

The rotational end entered the game with eight tackles and two sacks on the year. Devon Still will get some reps at end if Gilberry is done for the day.

Bengals re-signed DE Wallace Gilberry to a three-year, $6.75 million contract.

Bengals signed DE Wallace Gilberry.

Gilberry made an impact as rotational pass rusher in 2010 before his play fell off across the board last season. He was recently cut by the Bucs after signing a one-year deal in June.

Bucs re-signed DE Wallace Gilberry.

Gilberry was waived on Saturday, but the Bucs have had a change of heart. Gilberry was a productive player for the Chiefs the past three seasons, appearing in all 16 games while tallying at least 2.5 sacks each year. His contract will be guaranteed if he holds his roster spot through next weekend.

Bucs waived DE Wallace Gilberry and OT Bradley Sowell.

Gilberry appeared in all 48 games for the Chiefs the past three seasons, making 55 tackles and 14 sacks. He shouldn't go unsigned in 2012.

Bucs signed DE Wallace Gilberry to a one-year contract.

The Bucs continue to make tweaks along the depths of their defensive line. Gilberry and Jayme Mitchell are in, while Hilee Taylor and Myles Wade are out. Gilberry, 27, had 10 tackles and 2.5 sacks while appearing in all 16 games for the Chiefs last season. But two years ago, he posted seven sacks.

The Chiefs remain open to bringing back some of their 11 unsigned unrestricted free agents.

GM Scott Pioli indicated that DE Wallace Gilberry, in particular, wanted to revisit talks after the draft. "We had talked to Wallace a number of times during the season about an extension," Pioli said. "We talked to him during the offseason and Wallace wasn't ready to make a move and wasn't ready to do anything. He wanted to see what his market was."

Chiefs DE Wallace Gilberry has been as impressive as any defensive player in training camp.

Noticeably bigger in the upper body this year, Gilberry has been "almost unstoppable" rushing the passer off the edge. Beat writer Bob Gretz noted that every offensive tackle on the roster has been embarrassed "at least once" by Gilberry's power rush. The situational pass rusher finished second only to Tamba Hali with seven sacks last year.

Chiefs re-signed restricted free agent DE Wallace Gilberry to a one-year, $1.9 million contract.

Coordinator Romeo Crennel smartly limited Gilberry to a pass-rushing specialist role, and the 26-year-old emerged as one of two 3-4 defensive ends to produce 40 or more "quarterback disruptions" in 2010. He'll play the same role this season.

Wallace Gilberry was one of two 4-3 defensive ends to produce 40 or more "quarterback disruptions" in 2010, according to Pro Football Focus.

Gilberry isn't much of a run defender, so the Chiefs smartly played over 75 percent of his snaps on passing downs. With Glenn Dorsey, Ron Edwards, Tyson Jackson, and Shaun Smith faring much better as run-stoppers, Gilberry fills a much-needed niche in the defensive line rotation. He'll be back on a second-round tender in 2011.

Chiefs extended restricted free agent DE Wallace Gilberry a second-round tender.

A three-year veteran, the athletic if undersized Gilberry is Kansas City's top situational pass rusher on the line. He finished second on the team behind only Tamba Hali in QB pressures last season, also notching seven sacks.