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Giacomini (knee) was released by the Raiders on Monday, Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

Following Donald Penn's acceptance of a pay cut, it became an easy decision for the Raiders to part ways with Giacomini. The 32-year-old yields exudes experience and could latch on elsewhere relatively soon.

Giacomini has missed much of the early portion of camp due to a knee issue, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

Giacomini is in the mix for starts at right tackle this season, but missing a chunk of time during the preseason won't help his case for the job. He missed practice again Monday and there is no indication of when he may return to the gridiron.

Giacomini didn't play in Friday's preseason opener because of an undisclosed injury, NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Giacomini was brought in to provide the Raiders with some depth on the offensive line, but the well-traveled lineman will now have to work his way back to guarantee a spot on the 53-man roster.

Giacomini signed with the Raiders on Thursday, the Raiders' official site announced.

Giacomini is set to join his fifth different team in his 11-year career, after logging previous stints with the Packers, Seahawks, Jets and Texans. Last season the veteran started all 16 games at right tackle for the Texans but allowed nine sacks, eight hits and 64 hurries according to Pro Football Focus.

Giacomini (back) was signed by the Texans on Tuesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Giacomini, who was released by the Jets in February, will add depth at right tackle for the Texans in 2017. The 10-year vet underwent back surgery following the 2016 season, so he figures to be somewhat limited throughout the offseason.

Free agent tackle Corey Hilliard is expected to meet with the Jets, per Pro Football Talk.

Hilliard has played eight seasons in the NFL, the last six with the Lions.

Hilliard missed most of 2014 with a foot injury suffered during the season opener.

If the Jets sign Hilliard it's expected he'll serve as a swing tackle behind D'Brickashaw Ferguson and Breno Giacomini.

All the Jets probables have received the thumbs-up for action Sunday against Pittsburgh, including quarterbacks Michael Vick (foot) and Geno Smith (shoulder). Among the others are offensive linemen Oday Aboushi (shoulder), Willie Colon (knee), Breno Giacomini (illness) and Nick Mangold (shoulder), linebacker David Harris (shoulder), wide receiver Percy Harvin (heel) and defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson (illness).

Nine offensive players for the Jets have been deemed probable for the Sunday game against Pittsburgh with minor injuries, including linemen Oday Aboushi (shoulder), Willie Colon (knee), Breno Giacomini (illness) and Nick Mangold (shoulder).

The other offensive probables are wide receivers Greg Salas (wrist) and Percy Harvin (heel), running back Chris Johnson (ankle) and quarterbacks Michael Vick (foot) and Geno Smith (shoulder).

A rather lengthy Jets injury report for their Thursday game against the Patriots is dominated by probables. The lone exceptions are wide receiver Greg Salas (wrist/ankle) and linebacker Trevor Reilly (knee), both of whom have been ruled out.

The probables are tight end Jace Amaro (knee), guard Willie Colon (knee), wideouts David Nelson (ankle) and Eric Decker (hamstring), tackle Breno Giacomini (back), defensive lineman Damon Harrison (ankle), running back Chris Johnson (ankle), center Nick Mangold (shoulder) and cornerback Darrin Walls (knee).

Seven Jets are listed as probable on the team's injury report for Week 6.

Willie Colon, Jeff Cumberland, Breno Giacomini, Damon Harrison, Chris Johnson, Nick Mangold and Dee Milliner should all be able to play Sunday. All seven players were able to put in full practice Friday. 

The Jets should have all their probable players Week 5 against the Chargers.

Willie Colon, Breno Giacomini, Damon Harrison, Chris Johnson, Nick Mangold, Dee Milliner and Calvin Pryor are all active for the contest. Wideout David Nelson entered the day considered questionable, but he will also try to play through his injury. 

The Jets have issued their final injury report prior to Week 5.

Wide receiver David Nelson will be considered questionable entering the contest. The team deemed six players probable. Willie Colon, Breno Giacomini, Damon Harrison, Nick Mangold, Dee Milliner and Calvin Pryor should all be able to play.

The Jets announced the signing of free-agent offensive lineman Breno Giacomini Wednesday. Giacomini started nine games at right tackle for the Seahawks in 2013 and 16 in 2012. Financial terms of the deal have yet to be announced. 

The Jets are reportedly trying to finish off a deal with left tackle Brent Giacomini, ESPN's Adam Schefter said via Newsday. Giacomini started each of the last 25 games he played for the Seahawks over the last two seasons including nine in 2013. 

The Seahawks' list of inactives for Week 10 at Atlanta includes defensive back Jeron Johnson (hamstring), running back Derrick Coleman (hamstring), offensive lineman Max Unger (concussion), offensive lineman Breno Giacomini (knee), defensive lineman Red Bryant (concussion), defensive lineman Jordan Hill (biceps) and defensive lineman Benson Mayowa. Mayowa is a healthy scratch.

Four players listed on the Friday injury report for the Seahawks have been ruled out. They are defensive end Red Bryant (concussion), running back Derrick Coleman (hamstring), defensive tackle Jordan Hill (biceps) and center Max Unger (concussion).

Tackle Breno Giacomini (knee) is doubtful, safety Jeron Johnson (hamstring) is questionable and safety Kam Chancellor (ankle), defensive end Chris Clemons (not injury related) and running back Marshawn Lynch (knee) are probable.

The Seahawks listed the following players as inactive for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers at home in Week 9 due to injuries: quarterback B.J. Daniels, safety Jeron Johnson, fullback Derrick Coleman, tackle Breno Giacomini, tackle Caylin Hauptmann, defensive end Benson Mayowa and defensive tackle Jordan Hill.

Seahawks RB Derrick Coleman, T Breno Giacomini and SS Jeron Johnson have been ruled out Week 9 against the Buccaneers.

All three players were unable to participate in practice all week. Coleman and Johnson have been dealing with hamstring issues. Giacomini has a knee injury.

The Seahawks listed these players as inactive for Monday's game in St. Louis: quarterback B.J. Daniels, safety Jeron Johnson (hamstring), fullback Derrick Coleman (hamstring), offensive tackles Breno Giacomini and Caylin Hauptmann, defensive end Benson Mayowa and defensive tackle Jordan Hill.

The Seahawks have announced the following players as out for the Week 8 Monday night game at St. Louis on the official injury report: Running back Derrick Coleman (hamstring); defensive back Jeron Johnson (hamstring); and tackle Breno Giacomini (knee).