The Browns hosted Mukuamu for a tryout Friday, Howard Balzer of USA Today reports.
The Steelers cut Mukuamu from injured reserve Aug. 24 with an injury settlement. The safety has recovered from his undisclosed injury and looks to be ready to return to the NFL.
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Israel Mukuamu: Reaches injury settlement with PIT
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Mukuamu (undisclosed) was let go after reaching an injury settlement with the Steelers on Monday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.
Mukuamu was set to miss the entirety of the 2026 campaign while on injured reserve with the Steelers after suffering an undisclosed injury. The safety will now have the chance to pass a physical and play elsewhere this season.
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Cowboys' Israel Mukuamu: Returns to action
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Mukuamu (groin) returned to the field during Dallas' preseason matchup versus the Raiders on Saturday.
Mukuamu failed to record any tackles during the contest, but he has now seemingly recovered from the groin injury he was previously dealing with. The 24-year-old will now spend the remainder of the preseason competing for a spot on the final roster.
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Cowboys' Israel Mukuamu: Hamstring healed
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Mukuamu (hamstring) recorded two tackles (one solo) in Saturday's 28-23 exhibition loss to the Jaguars.
Mukuamu had been sidelined earlier in camp due to a hamstring issue, but his participation in the Cowboys' preseason opener implies he has recovered. The strong safety saw 23 defensive snaps (28 percent) in the contest. He is attempting to secure a role backing up Jayron Kearse at strong safety this season.
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Cowboys' Israel Mukuamu: Out indefinitely
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Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy told reporters Thursday that Mukuamu (hamstring) is dealing with a multiple-week injury, Jon Machota of The Athletic reports.
The 2021 sixth-round pick's injury is worse than originally expected after he left Wednesday's practice as a precautionary measure with a sore hamstring. Last year, the South Carolina product appeared in 15 games and made three starts for Dallas, totaling 17 tackles and one pass breakup. Once Mukuamu is healthy, he will compete for the starting strong safety position with veterans Malik Hooker and Jayron Kearse.
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Cowboys' Israel Mukuamu: Dealing with sore hamstring
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Mukuamu suffered a hamstring injury during Wednesday's training camp practice and will undergo further evaluation, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports.
Per Gehlken, Mukuamu felt his hamstring tighten up and pulled himself out of practice as a precaution. He's slated to undergo an MRI on Thursday to determine the severity, but it isn't expected to be a long-term injury.
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Cowboys' Israel Mukuamu: Lining up as first-team safety
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Mukuamu was one of two starting safeties during team drills in Dallas' OTAs on June 9, Nick Eastman of the team's official site reports.
Mukuamu ended the 2021 season on the Cowboys' injured reserve list with a hamstring injury. The 2021 sixth-round pick played four games during his rookie season, but he never recorded a statistic over 19 defensive and 58 special-teams snaps. While Mukuamu filled in with the starting defense during team drills, veterans Jayron Kearse and Malik Hooker eventually lined up as the first-team safeties during walkthrough sessions June 9.
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Cowboys' Israel Mukuamu: Placed on injured reserve
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Mukuamu (hamstring) was placed on IR on Friday, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports.
Mukuamu's move to IR will end the rookie's season unless the Cowboys make it to the Super Bowl and he's healthy enough to return. In a corresponding move, starting strong safety Jayron Kearse was returned to the 53-man roster from the reserve/COVID-19 list.
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Cowboys' Israel Mukuamu: Activated off COVID list
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Mukuamu (undisclosed) was activated off the Cowboys' reserve/COVID list Wednesday, Michael Gehlken of The Dallas Morning News reports.
Mukuamu spent just one day on the COVID-19 list, so it appears he avoided any serious issue. The rookie sixth-round pick is looking to earn a job providing depth at safety in the upcoming season. He is competing with Jayron Kearse and Steven Parker for the role.
