Cromartie recorded four tackles Sunday against the Dolphins.

With the Dolphins basically abandoning their running game, the Jets were able to bring plenty of pressure to make life fairly easy for the secondary. With Miami lacking many legitimate deep threats, Cromartie had a productive game.

Cromartie recorded two tackles Monday against the Colts.

It was a mild surprise that Cromartie played after suffering a knee injury just one week ago, but it was even more of a surprise that he played on 61 of 64 snaps. Although he was burned for a big play by Donte Moncrief, he hads an impressive outing, as it was so soon after his injury.

Cromartie (knee) is listed as active for Monday night's game against the Colts.

It remains to be seen how close to a full workload Cromartie will be in line for, but he'll give it a go Monday opposite Darrelle Revis, with Cromartie's IDP utility largely hinging on his ability to snag the occasional pick. With that in mind, the cornerback who notched 49 tackles last season in an Arizona uniform -- has recorded at least three interceptions in each of the last six NFL seasons.

Cromartie (knee) appears on track to play Monday night against the Colts, NFL Network's Kimberly Jones reports.

We'll verify his status as Monday's 8:30 ET kickoff approaches, but after initial fears that Cromartie might be dealing with a week-to-week injury, it looks like he'll be available to man a starting cornerback slot for the Jets opposite Darrelle Revis on Monday.

Cromartie was limited at Saturday's practice and is listed as questionable for Monday's tilt with the Colts, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports.

The knee injury Cromartie suffered in Week 1 initially looked like it could be serious enough to be a season-ender, but he received positive news following Monday's MRI, which only revealed a sprain. He was able to get back on the practice field in limited fashion the last two days, but it's still dicey that he'll be able to start Monday night. Given that Cromartie stated earlier this week that he wouldn't play at less than 100 percent health, the odds seem to favor him sitting out versus Indianapolis.

Cromartie (knee) was a limited participant in Friday's practice, NJ.com reports.

Cromartie's sprained knee suffered in Week 1 prevented him from practicing until Friday, when he still "didn't do a lot" according to coach Todd Bowles. The Jets' No. 2 cornerback previously stated this week that he wouldn't play until he's 100 percent healthy, so it seems rather doubtful he'll suit up Monday night against the Colts. Should that prove true, Buster Skrine would figure to assume a larger role in the Jets' secondary.

Cromartie (knee) did not practice Thursday and is unlikely to play Monday against the Colts.

Cromartie is already on record as saying he won't play until he's 100%,so he's looking extremely unlikely to play this week.

Cromartie won't play in Sunday's game unless he feels he is 100 percent healthy.

Cromartie went down with a non-contact injury during the season opener against the Browns, but a negative MRI luckily dismissed a more serious injury, revealing only a knee sprain. Still, Cromartie is considered week-to-week and judging by his comments it's clear the 31-year-old won't play unless he is certain that he's healthy.

Cromartie suffered a sprained knee during Sunday's season opener and is considered week-to-week moving forward.

Cromartie went down with a non-contact injury during the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Browns, which raised significant concern over his future availability. Fortunately, Cromartie escaped a more serious injury, as his MRI returned negative and only revealed a knee sprain. While the Jets' No. 2 cornerback has not been ruled out of next Monday's game versus the Colts, his status will be one to monitor in the coming weeks.

Cromartie (knee) will have an MRI on Monday, Manish Mehta of the Daily News reports.

Cromartie left Sunday's opener against the Browns in the second quarter after suffering a non-contact knee injury. It will be surprising if he's available for Week 2 against the Colts, leaving Buster Skrine as the likely starter across from Darrelle Revis.

Cromartie recovered a fumble before later leaving the game with a knee injury Sunday against the Browns.

Cromartie was burned for a long touchdown on a play that it appeared he was expecting the safety to help him over the top. His fumble recovery came in the end zone on a play that Browns were trying to score a touchdown. However, his day ended with a non-contact knee injury that saw him carted off the field and he didn't return.

Cromartie is doubtful to return after suffering a left knee injury in the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Browns.

Cromartie went down on a non-contact play and needed assistance to get off the field. He'll likely undergo an MRI to determine the severity of the ailment, with the results likely not being known until later Sunday or Monday.

Cromartie suffered a left knee injury Sunday against the Browns and had to be helped off the field, according to Kim Jones of NFL Network.

Cromartie suffered the injury on a non-contact play and was being looked at by multiple trainers and doctors on the sideline after the incident. Cromartie was expected to be a major part of the defensive backfield this season opposite Darrell Revis, though his IDP value is very interception-dependent because he's not a big tackler.

Cromartie (hip) is active Sunday against the Browns.

Cromartie was never in danger of missing the game, and he'll line up opposite Darrelle Revis, which could mean plenty of passes are thrown his way.

Cromartie practiced fully on Wednesday, Mary Kay Cabot of the Plain Dealer reports.

Cromartie doesn't appear to be in any jeopardy of missing Sunday's game against the Browns. He'll line up across from Derrelle Revis and the duo will make things difficult for quarterback Josh McCown.

Cromartie returned an interception for a touchdown and recorded two tackles Saturday against the Giants.

Cromartie hasn't had the best preseason, but he looked just fine as he jumped in front of James Jones and took Eli Manning's pass to the house. With Derrelle Revis playing across from him, expect Cromartie to be tested early and often this season. He'll certainly have opportunities to make tackles and record interceptions if he's on his game.

Cromartie recorded one tackle Friday against the Falcons.

Cromartie gave up a touchdown to Leonard Hankerson, though he was clearly picked on the play and had no opportunity to defend the receiver. Although he's been somewhat criticized for struggling during training camp, the touchdown shouldn't be held against him for fantasy purposes.

Cromartie did not participate in team drills Monday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

No reason was given for Cromartie's absence, indicating it was likely a rest day for him.

The Jets have signed Cromartie, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Cromartie's deal reunites him with fellow cornerback Darrelle Revis, who was lured away from the Patriots on Tuesday. Cromartie, who played with the Jets between 2010 and 2013, recorded 49 tackles and three picks this past season for the Cardinals. Re-adding the aforementioned duo, coupled with the team's signing of Buster Skrine, completes a swift and effective overhaul of the Jets' cornerback corps in advance of the 2015 NFL campaign.

Cromartie expressed a desire to return to the Cardinals in 2015, the team's official site reports. "I feel comfortable here," he said Sunday. "All the young guys that are here, especially in the defensive backs room, they grow on you. It's just a point of seeing what happens in the offseason and go from there."

The upcoming unrestricted free agent will have his pick of the litter this offseason, after a campaign in which he tallied 48 tackles (43 solo), three tackles for loss, three interceptions, and one fumble recovery for a touchdown. Cromartie capped off his first season in Arizona with four tackles (three solo) and a 50-yard interception, which set up the team's second and final touchdown of the game. Because he's showing no signs of slowing down -- he's accrued at least three interceptions in six consecutive years, and seven of the past eight -- he should be a valuable piece of IDP pursuits, wherever he suits up next season.