Lions signed WR Pat Edwards, WR Corey Fuller, WR Carlin Isles, RB Steven Miller, LB Jon Morgan, K John Potter, DT Xavier Proctor, DT Jimmy Saddler-McQueen, K Giorgio Tavecchio, and WR Cody Wilson to reserve/future contracts.

Edwards was hyped in the preseason as a potential weapon for the Lions but ended up getting cut less than two months into the season. Fuller was a sixth-round pick of the Lions in April's draft.

Lions signed WR Pat Edwards to their practice squad.

Edwards lost his spot on the 53-man roster to Kris Durham and Kevin Ogletree. He posted just five catches for 46 yards through six games despite playing 150 snaps.

Lions waived WR Pat Edwards.

Edwards was totally ineffective in four appearances this season, making two starts and managing 46 yards on five catches. The 24-year-old has practice squad eligibility left and figures to resurface there with Detroit.

Pat Edwards was held without a catch in Week 6 against the Browns.

Edwards played behind Kris Dunham and Ryan Broyles and was only targeted three times. He was the intended receiver on Matthew Stafford's only interception of the game in the third quarter. Edwards is no higher than the No. 4 receiver on the depth chart and can continue to be ignored in the majority of fantasy leagues.

Pat Edwards (ankle) is listed as probable for Week 5 against Green Bay.

With Edwards back, Kris Durham will head back to special teams. Among Lions pass catchers, Ryan Broyles will remain the best fantasy option behind Calvin Johnson and perhaps Brandon Pettigrew.

Lions OC Scott Linehan said he expects WR Pat Edwards (ankle) to play this week.

Edwards has practiced in full each day this week. He suffered a high-ankle sprain in Week 2 against the Cardinals and sat out Weeks 3 and 4. Edwards will compete with Kris Durham for snaps on the outside opposite Calvin Johnson.

Pat Edwards (ankle) is practicing Wednesday.

Edwards sustained a late-week setback ahead of Week 4 and was inactive. That allowed Kris Durham to start outside and catch three passes for 58 yards.

Lions WR Pat Edwards (ankle) is listed as doubtful for Week 4 against the Bears.

Edwards must've encountered a bit of a late-week setback. He will probably be replaced by special teamer Kris Durham against Chicago, although Ryan Broyles, Calvin Johnson, and Reggie Bush are going to gobble up most of the targets.

Lions WR Pat Edwards (ankle) got in his second straight limited practice on Thursday.

It puts Edwards on track to return after his Week 3 absence, though he shouldn't be expected to pick up Nate Burleson's (arm) slack. Those duties will fall more to Ryan Broyles, who will man Burleson's slot. Edwards isn't on the re-draft radar.

Patrick Edwards (ankle) is practicing Wednesday.

The Lions didn't make any wide receiver signings in the wake of Nate Burleson's injury, so it looks like they expect Edwards to be a go. We wouldn't expect any heroics. Burleson was an inside receiver, a role that will be filled by Ryan Broyles, Tony Scheffler and Brandon Pettigrew. Edwards remains an outside receiver opposite Calvin Johnson and shouldn't expect a big bump in targets.

Patrick Edwards (ankle) remained sidelined at Friday's practice.

Expect Ryan Broyles to make his season debut Sunday against the Redskins. Edwards has three catches for 30 yards through two games this season.

Patrick Edwards (ankle) is not practicing Thursday.

It looks like Edwards sustained a pretty good sprain during Week 2. Expect Ryan Broyles to be active Sunday.

Patrick Edwards (ankle) is not practicing Wednesday.

Edwards left the Week 2 loss at Arizona after just 16 snaps. The severity of his injury is unknown. If he can't play in Week 3, the Lions may be forced to see what Ryan Broyles has.

Lions WR Patrick Edwards left Sunday's Week 2 game with an ankle injury.

The injury occurred on Detroit's first offensive snap. The Lions have a major wide receiver shortage -- again -- with Ryan Broyles a healthy scratch.

Lions WR Patrick Edwards had three catches for 30 yards in Sunday's win over the Vikings.

Edwards played opposite Calvin Johnson in three-wide sets, with Nate Burleson in the slot. He caught all three of his targets, but wasn't a factor on offense. Despite playing in the Lions' pass-happy attack, Edwards is no higher the fourth option in the passing game. He'll likely lose playing time when Ryan Broyles (knee) returns.

Lions UDFA WR Patrick Edwards is expected to see "plenty of playing time" opposite Calvin Johnson this season.

Any receiver getting significant snaps in the Lions' pass-happy offense is worth monitoring. The Detroit Free Press notes that declining Nate Burleson is best in the slot and Ryan Broyles is also a slot receiver who has been hampered by knee issues. Edwards, who led the nation with 20 touchdown catches last season, finished his first NFL preseason with a 7/49/1 line, seeing significant first-team reps. He's a stash-and-see option for deep leaguers.

Lions UDFA WR Patrick Edwards has four catches for 16 yards through three preseason games.

Edwards has been better in practices than in games. He remains the favorite to step right in as the No. 4 wideout, a role that could eventually get him on the fantasy radar. No. 3 man Ryan Broyles continues to have some lingering knee issues. Edwards is a name to stash away for later in the season.

Lions WR Patrick Edwards has been receiving "plenty of run" with the first-team offense in training camp.

Edwards subs in when Ryan Broyles and Nate Burleson need a breather. He also has special teams value and is the favorite for Lions No. 4 receiver duties.

MLive.com considers Patrick Edwards the early favorite to win the Lions' No. 4 receiver job.

Edwards impressed the Lions coaching staff during offseason workouts and is competing with Mike Thomas, Kris Durham, and sixth-round pick Corey Fuller for a spot on the 53-man roster. After spending his entire rookie year on practice squad, Edwards is also a candidate to make the team as a returner this season.

MLive.com considers Lions WR Patrick Edwards more likely to crack the 53-man roster than Mike Thomas and Kris Durham.

Per reporter Justin Rogers, Edwards turned heads in OTAs by running crisp routes, gaining consistent separation and "catching nearly everything thrown his way." The Detroit Free Press reported in late May that Edwards had been lighting up OTAs. A 2012 undrafted free agent, Edwards is a name to file away in Dynasty leagues after spending his entire rookie year on the practice squad.