The Giants worked out 14 free agents Tuesday in the midst of their four-game losing streak. They've been wretched against the pass since losing Kenny Phillips and sorely need secondary talent, but Johnson won't save them.

Wilkinson probably isn't in the Giants' long-term plans. He's in the final year of his contract and is behind Chase Blackburn and Brian Kehl on the depth chart. The 2006 third-round pick finishes the season with nine tackles.

The former sixth-round pick out of Georgia essentially becomes Cleveland's No. 4 tailback behind Jamal Lewis, Jerome Harrison, and undrafted rookie Chris Jennings. Brown is little more than a kickoff return prospect.

The Colts need healthy corners, but they'll continue to roll with rookies Jerraud Powers and Jacob Lacey as the starters. Madison has made his name as a special teams maven the past couple of years.

Hass was just promoted from the practice squad last week when Ben Obomanu sustained an oblique injury. Hass will rejoin the practice squad if he clears waivers.

The Bucs have not disclosed his injury. Wilson has been limited to special teams duty since signing last December.

The move was expected after Barton was diagnosed with the injury after the Browns' Week 8 game. With leading tackler D'Qwell Jackson already lost for the season, Cleveland will be even softer on run defense. Barton's career isn't known to be in jeopardy. Barton turns 33 at the start of next season and is due $2.3M in 2010 salary, so his future as a Brown is uncertain.