Maye (ankle) posted 42 tackles (19 solo) and one interception among his three passes defensed in 15 regular-season appearances split between the Dolphins and Chargers.
Maye played 11 games with Miami before being waived and subsequently claimed by the Chargers. He proceeded to get into four games with LA before suffering a season-ending ankle injury and finishing the season on IR. The veteran safety is an unrestricted free agent, so he'll first need to recover before he can sign with a team in the offseason.
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Chargers' Marcus Maye: Claimed by Bolts
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The Chargers claimed Maye off waivers Wednesday.
Maye was waived by Miami on Tuesday despite appearing in all 11 regular-season games and logging 30 tackles (13 solo) and one pass defense. Maye's addition to the Chargers' 53-man roster will provide much-needed depth in the secondary after Eli Apple (hamstring) was placed on injured reserve in a corresponding move Wednesday.
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Marcus Maye: Getting waived
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Miami waived Maye on Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.
Maye has played in all 11 of the Dolphins' games so far this season, but he's now on track for free agency ahead of Week 13. He could be a candidate for Miami's practice squad if he's not claimed by another team during the current waiver period.
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Dolphins' Marcus Maye: Logs nine tackles in start
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Maye recorded nine tackles (five solo) and one pass breakup in the Dolphins' win over the Patriots on Sunday.
Starting in place of an injured Jordan Poyer (shin), Maye played 100 percent of the defensive snaps versus New England. Prior to Week 5, Maye had played a total of 56 defensive snaps and another 43 on special teams. The veteran safety has 18 tackles (eight solo) and the lone pass breakup through five contests.
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Dolphins' Marcus Maye: Back in AFC East
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Maye (shoulder) signed a contract with the Dolphins on Monday, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.
After spending five years in New York with the Jets, Maye suited up for 12 games with the Saints over the previous two seasons. His relatively low game total was due to the fact that he dealt with a lingering shoulder injury, but his addition to Miami's roster indicates his health is back up to par. The veteran free safety will look to make an impression going forward and earn a depth role in the Fins' secondary.
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Marcus Maye: Cut loose by Saints
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The Saints intend to release Maye (shoulder) at the start of the new league year, Katherine Terrell of ESPN.com reports.
Maye has struggled with injuries for the last three seasons -- two of which came with New Orleans -- during which he's combined to play in only 23 games. The move could save the Saints up to $7.2 million in cap space. Meanwhile, Maye will likely have to settle for a short-term deal in the hopes of proving he can stay on the field.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Misses final six games
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Maye (shoulder) logged 37 tackles, including one sack, and two interceptions across seven appearances during the 2023 campaign.
Maye ended the season on IR with a shoulder injury after being hampered by issues throughout the campaign. As a result, the 30-year-old played seven or fewer games for the third time in the last six seasons. Maye is entering the final year of his three-year, $22.5 million deal with New Orleans, which could make him a cap casualty ahead of the 2024 regular season.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Set to play Sunday
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Maye (illness, hamstring) is active for Sunday's contest against the Colts, John Hendrix of SI.com reports.
Maye did not participate in Friday's practice due to an illness, but he's healthy enough to go for Sunday's game alongside starting free safety Tyrann Mathieu (foot).
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Suspension lifted
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Maye (suspension) was reinstated from the reserve-suspended list Monday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.
Maye was suspended by the league for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy prior to Week 3. He is now set to return to his role as New Orleans' starting strong safety, which means Jordan Howden should return to a reserve role. Maye did not miss a snap through two weeks to start the season and accumulated 13 tackles (11 solo) to go along with an interception.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Has charges dismissed
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Maye (shoulder) has had charges dropped following a September 2022 arrest in New Orleans, La. due to insufficient evidence, Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football reports.
Maye's arrest stemmed from accusations of aggravated assault with a firearm, for which he won't face any legal ramifications. However, the NFL may weigh in if it's found that he violated the personal conduct policy. Prior to missing the last three games of last season due to a shoulder injury, Maye totaled 60 tackles, two pass defenses and one forced fumble in 10 appearances.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Chance to play Sunday
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Maye (shoulder) is questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Panthers.
Maye has missed back-to-back games due to a shoulder injury, but he logged limited practices Thursday and Friday to give himself a chance to suit up Sunday. The veteran safety has recorded 60 tackles, two pass defenses and one forced fumble across 10 appearances during his first season in New Orleans.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Inactive Saturday
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Maye (shoulder) has been deemed inactive ahead of Saturday's game versus the Browns.
Maye won't suit up after logging three consecutive limited practices during Week 16 prep. The 29-year-old had played every defensive snap in all but one of his 10 games this season.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Adds to stout pass defense
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Maye posted seven tackles (six solo) and two passes defended during Sunday's 21-18 victory against Atlanta.
Maye logged his first two passes defended of the season, as Falcons rookie quarterback Desmond Ridder went 13-for-26 passing for 97 yards during his NFL debut Sunday. However, the starting strong safety still tied Tyrann Mathieu for his team's second-most passes defended behind cornerback Alontae Taylor (three). Maye has now recorded 60 tackles while playing every defensive snap in all but one of his 10 games this season, and he should continue to play a prominent role Week 16 in Cleveland.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Set to play Sunday
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May (abdomen) does not carry a game status on the Saints' injury report and will be available for Sunday's contest against the Rams.
Maye was ruled inactive for New Orleans' Week 10 loss to Pittsburgh after being listed as questionable with an abdomen injury. While the safety was a limited participant in each practice ahead of Sunday's game, he appears ready to suit up versus the Rams. Maye has played almost every defensive snap in his six games this season, so he should reprise an every-down role alongside Tyrann Mathieu in Week 11.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Limited at practice Wednesday
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Maye (abdomen) logged his second straight limited practice Wednesday, John Hendrix of SI.com reports.
Maye missed this past Sunday's game against Pittsburgh after missing two practices last week. His ability to practice in a limited fashion each of the past two days suggests that he has a chance of returning Week 11 against the Rams, though he could carry a questionable tag heading into the weekend if he isn't able to fully participate Friday. Should Maye miss Sunday's contest, P.J. Williams could again be in line for increased defensive snaps.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Available for Week 6
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Maye is active for Sunday's contest against the Bengals.
Maye was limited at each practice ahead of Week 6, but he'll still return action following a three-game absence due to injured ribs. The 29-year-old pro figures to reclaim his spot as the Saints starting strong safety.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Limited in practice
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Maye (ribs) was a limited participant during the Saints' practice Wednesday.
Maye has been limited by a rib injury suffered in New Orleans' Week 2 loss to Tampa Bay, forcing him to miss his third consecutive game Sunday. Therefore, the veteran safety will likely need to log at least one full practice Thursday or Friday if he wants to make a return in Week 6 against the Bengals. Maye tallied 13 tackles and force a fumble over the first two games of the season, and his availability would help shore up the Saints' banged-up secondary.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Limited again Wednesday
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Maye (ribs) was listed as a limited participant on the Saints' injury report Wednesday.
Maye was limited in practice week before being ruled out in Week 4, leaving the Saints without their starting strong safety for the second game in a row. As a result, cornerback P.J. Williams has played an increased role in New Orleans' secondary during this span, recording seven tackles and two passes defended over 107 defensive snaps. Maye will look to work his way back to full participation heading into Sunday's game against Seattle.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Won't play against Vikings
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Maye (ribs) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Vikings, John Hendrix of SI.com reports.
Maye was a limited participant at practice Wednesday and Thursday, but he was unable to take the field Friday and won't suit up for Sunday's matchup in London. J.T. Gray and Daniel Sorensen should see increased work in the Saints' secondary in Week 4.
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Saints' Marcus Maye: Remains limited Wednesday
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Maye (ribs) was a limited participant Wednesday at practice, John Hendrix of SI.com reports.
Maye was inactive for the Saints' Week 3 loss to the Panthers while dealing with a ribs injury and he remained limited at practice to open the week Wednesday. The team is set to travel to London this weekend, so an update on the safety's status could come sooner rather than later.
