Groves signed a one-year contract with the Bills on Monday, ESPN's Adam Caplan reports.

Groves was one of several players the Bills brought in for workouts Monday, ultimately signing the 31-year-old for added depth at outside linebacker. Since being selected in the second round by the Jaguars in 2008, Groves has spent time with six organizations, accruing 9.5 career sacks in 100 games. He'll aim to earn a reserve role for the Bills to open 2015.

Texans signed OLB Quentin Groves.

Groves, 30, was cut by the Browns last month and had previously worked out for the Titans, Redskins, Patriots, and Jets. While the former second-round pick never developed into an impact pass-rusher, Groves is a serviceable reserve who excels on special teams. He has a legit shot at the 53-man roster.

Free agent OLB Quentin Groves worked out for the Jets on Monday.

Groves was cut by the Browns last month and has also had workouts with the Patriots, Redskins, and Titans since. The Jets are banking on a soon-to-be 34-year-old Calvin Pace and a boom-or-bust Quinton Coples to man their starting edge rusher spots. They also seriously lack depth. Groves would by no means start, but he'd be a top reserve and contribute on special teams for Gang Green.

Free agents OLB Quentin Groves and LB Marvin Mitchell worked out for the Titans on Tuesday.

Groves, 30 next month, spent the 2012 and 2013 seasons with new Titans DC Ray Horton in Arizona and Cleveland, respectively. In Tennessee, he'd be a rotational edge player and contribute mostly on special teams. Mitchell, 29, appeared in all 16 games (starting ten) for the Vikings last season.

Free agent OLB Quentin Groves visited the Patriots on Wednesday, and will visit the Redskins on Thursday.

Groves was released by the Browns last Friday and turns 30 next month. He has 8.5 career sacks across six seasons, with six of them coming the past two years. Groves' contributes mostly on special teams and in sub-packages.

Browns released OLB Quentin Groves and LB Larry Grant.

Groves, 30 next month, recorded four tackles and two sacks across 53 defensive snaps last season before landing on injured reserve with an ankle injury in November. Second-year OLB Barkevious Mingo will serve as the No. 3 edge rusher behind Paul Kruger and Jabaal Sheard. Grant was just signed last month.

Browns placed OLB Quentin Groves (ankle) on injured reserve, ending his season.

Groves originally went down in Week 2 and then came back to play in three more games, but his ankle isn't right. The situational pass rusher will undergo surgery and finish his first year in Cleveland with just four tackles and two sacks. Groves signed a two-year, $2.28 million contract with the Browns back in March.

Browns OLB Quentin Groves is out 4-6 weeks with a high left ankle sprain.

His absence will just mean more snaps for explosive first-rounder Keke Mingo behind Jabaal Sheard and Paul Kruger. Groves is an injured reserve candidate.

Browns OLB Quentin Groves (ankle) will not play in Sunday's Week 3 game against the Vikings.

Quentin Groves left Sunday's Week 2 loss to the Ravens early with an ankle injury.

Groves went down while covering the second-half kickoff and did not return. X-rays were negative, but he left the stadium in a walking boot and using crutches. First-round rookie Barkevious Mingo stepped in and shined.

Browns OLB Quentin Groves has been arrested for solicitation.

Welcome to Cleveland. Groves, who was just signed to a two-year, $2.8M deal by the Browns last month, was allegedly caught up in a sting. According to police, he responded to an advertisement and requested "full service" from an officer posing as a prostitute. They agreed on one hour for $100. Groves' court date has been set for May 10.

Browns agreed to terms on a two-year deal with OLB Quentin Groves, formerly of the Cardinals.

Groves and new Browns defensive coordinator Ray Horton spent last season together in Arizona, where Horton held the same position. Groves was a useful reserve, compiling 46 tackles and four sacks despite starting just seven times. He figures to push Jabaal Sheard and Chris Gocong for snaps opposite Paul Kruger in Cleveland.

Free agent OLB Quentin Groves will visit the Browns.

Groves has reportedly lined up a handful of other visits, but the Browns will be the team to beat for his services because of his connection with new DC Ray Horton. Cleveland was the only team linked to Groves before free agency.

The Browns are expected to have interest in free agent OLB Quentin Groves.

Cardinals OLB Quentin Groves (foot) was a in a walking boot following Sunday's win.

According to the Arizona Republic, Groves has an injury "to the plantar fasciitis." If that's the case, it's a lingering ailment that will likely knock him out for the final two games. Signed away from the Raiders in May, Groves hasn't been a difference-maker this season, but also hasn't been a liability.

Cardinals signed OLB Quentin Groves.

With the relatively unproven Sam Acho and O'Brien Schofield scheduled to start at outside linebacker, the Cardinals are looking for experienced depth. Groves, a 2008 second-round pick, hasn't recorded a sack since his rookie season. He won't be guaranteed a roster spot.

The Dolphins are expected to host DE/OLB Quentin Groves on a free agent visit.

The 52nd pick in the 2008 draft, Groves hasn't recorded a sack since his rookie season. The Dolphins are considering a hybrid defense this season, so Groves' versatility could appeal in a backup role.

The Giants worked out free agent DE/LB Quentin Groves on Monday.

The G-Men like strong-side linebacker/defensive end hybrids, having had success with Mathias Kiwanuka in the role and used a second-round pick on Clint Ingram. Groves was the 52nd pick in the 2008 draft, but has had a nondescript NFL career. He's played in 63 career games, starting 22, and has only 2.5 sacks.

With Trevor Scott likely out for the season, Raiders WLB Quentin Groves could move to defensive end.

Groves played defensive end in his two years in Jacksonville, but he wasn't terribly effective. If he does make the switch, Groves would alternate with Matt Shaughnessy in the rotation at right end. Coach Tom Cable said the team could also look to see what's available in free agency.

Quentin Groves is expected to reclaim his starting spot at weakside linebacker after recovering from a hamstring injury.

Trevor Scott, who had been filling in, will move back to defensive end where he played in the first four games. Matt Shaughnessy will head back to a rotational role while Scott starts opposite Lamarr Houston.