The lumps keep on coming for Connor Cook.
The former Michigan State star quarterback was waived by the Detroit Lions on Monday. Cook will be a free agent for the fourth time in his four-year NFL career.
Cook was drafted in the 4th round of the 2016 NFL Draft by the Oakland Raiders. Cook made his first and only NFL start in a 2016-2017 Wildcard game in which he and the team performed poorly in a 27-14 loss. Cook was released by the Raiders just prior to the 2018 season starting.
He then joined the Panthers and Bengals as a practice squad member before the Lions signed him to compete for the backup and third-string jobs behind Matthew Stafford.
The Lions signed QB David Faces to replace Cook.
