Langford started at left defensive end and had three tackles and two tackles for a loss in Sunday's loss at Buffalo.

Langford got nearly all the snaps at left defensive end. He's the one defense next to rookies and David Parry and Henry Anderson on the defensive line. Langford won't get many sacks as he'll primarily be a run defender.

The Colts have signed Langford, Kevon Bowen of Colts.com reports.

The 6-6, 313-pounder provides the Colts' defensive line with a much-needed big body, with Ricky Jean Francois having departed and Cory Redding a free agent. Langford, who has yet to miss a game in seven NFL seasons, recorded 25 tackles and a sack for the Rams in 2014.

Langford was released by the Rams on Thursday, ESPN's Nick Wagoner reports.

In Aaron Donald and Michael Brockers, the Rams have a pair of former first-round draft picks at defensive tackle. The team is reportedly willing to bring Langford back for a figure much lower than the $6 million he was scheduled to make in 2015, but it's believed the veteran defensive tackle will look for a starting job. If he ultimately returns to St. Louis, Langford will likely be the team's top defensive tackle off the bench.

Langford will start Saturday's preseason game after missing some practice time with a bone bruise, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

Langford is one of the anchors of the fearsome Rams front, and St. Louis will be glad to have him healthy again. While Langford may get pushed for playing time a little bit by first-round pick Aaron Donald, the Rams have always cycled their lineman to keep them fresh. Langford is coming off a 2013 with 49 tackles and five sacks.

Rams DL Kendall Langford was briefly forced from St. Louis' Week 3 visit to Chicago with a left shoulder injury.

Langford went down midway through the second half, but returned near the end of the fourth quarter. Although he's seen heavy snaps, Langford has just one tackle through St. Louis' first three games.

Kendall Langford is expected to make the transition to a three-technique defensive tackle with the Rams.

"I don't think it will be hard at all," Langford said. "We played a little over and under [in Miami]. I played some three-technique so I think I'll excel at it." Langford (6-6, 295), is viewed as an ascending player and received interest from several teams this offseason. According to Pro Football Focus, Langford combined for 54 sacks, quarterback hits and hurries the past two seasons.

Rams signed DL Kendall Langford to a four-year, $24 million contract.

The Packers have joined the list of teams interested in free agent DL Kendall Langford.

Langford's agent says the Packers have "inquired" about the free agent, but no visit is scheduled yet. It would do against GM Ted Thompson's grain to engage in a bidding war. Langford has a tentative visit scheduled with the Rams, but only if he gets out of the Queen City after being wined and dined by the Bengals.

Free agent DL Kendall Langford will reportedly meet with the Rams after his Thursday visit in Cincinnati.

The Rams appear determined to land a defensive tackle to replace Fred Robbins. Langford is a fallback option in case free agent Jason Jones lands in Seattle or back in Nashville.

Free agent DL Kendall Langford will reportedly visit the Bengals on Thursday.

According to the Palm Beach Post, Langford "might" set up a visit with the Patriots, and the Falcons are also interested. Langford's preference is to stay in Miami, as long as the Dolphins pay him at market value.

DL Kendall Langford has reportedly re-emerged as the Dolphins' top priority among their own free agents.

Citing whispers in the "agent community," the Atlanta Journal-Constitution expects the Falcons to "make a play" for free agent DL Kendall Langford.

Langford would be following DC Mike Nolan to Atlanta under that scenario. It's an interesting report considering Langford was an effective 3-4 end, and the Falcons will run a 4-3 scheme even with Nolan on board. Langford would presumably move inside to the three-technique if signed.

The Palm Beach Post does not expect re-signing free agent DE Kendall Langford to be a priority for the Dolphins.

Langford took a step back in 2011, notching just 20 tackles and zero sacks in the final year of his rookie deal. A candidate for a long-term extension last summer, Langford might be forced to settle for a one-year deal on the open market. Despite the disappointing stats, Langford still graded out positively in Pro Football Focus' year-end rankings.

The Dolphins have reportedly opened long-term contract talks with DE Kendall Langford.

Langford is slated to earn $1.4 million in the final year of his rookie deal. A key piece in Miami's sixth-ranked defense last season, Langford graded out as a top-five all-around 3-4 defensive end, according to Pro Football Focus.

Dolphins DE Kendall Langford left Sunday's loss to the Browns in the fourth quarter with a concussion.

Langford is a rotational lineman that has two sacks on the season. He suffered the concussion after a helmet-to-helmet hit from teammate Tim Dobbins.

Kendall Langford injured his left ankle in the third quarter of Sunday's Week 10 game.

He was replaced by Tony McDaniel, but returned shortly after.