Revis recorded an interception Sunday against the Dolphins.

Revis made his interception late in the game while the Dolphins were trying to make a comeback. Otherwise, he was invisible on the stat sheet, but he did have pass interference call against him which led to Miami's first touchdown.

Revis (hamstring) is active Sunday against the Dolphins.

Revis tweaked his hamstring last weekend against the Eagles, but he practice fully Friday and is good to go. He remains an elite cornerback, though his fantasy IDP upside is limited because not a lot of balls are thrown in his direction.

Revis (hamstring) is slated to play Sunday against the Dolphins, the Daily News reports.

Revis practicing fully for the first time this week on Friday and declared himself good to go for Sunday's contest. "I'm fine," Revis said Friday. "I had a great practice (Thursday in New Jersey), and moved around a little bit today. I'm looking forward to the game." To date, Revis has nine tackles and a pick through three games, numbers that are in line with the reality that he is more valuable to the Jets in real terms than he is in IDP formats.

Revis (hamstring) was limited during practice Thursday, Saed Hindash of the NJ.com reports.

While coach Todd Bowles wasn't willing to rule Revis ready for game-time action yet, Revis said himself that he was fine and would be able to play Sunday against the Dolphins. We'll know more about his status after Friday's practice.

Revis tweaked his hamstring during Sunday's loss to the Eagles.

Revis was listed as questionable for the game, but he still did a nice job on Eagles WR Jordan Matthews. Revis will likely show up on the injury report ahead of a Week 4 matchup with the Dolphins.

Revis recorded one tackle Sunday against the Eagles.

Although it doesn't show up in fantasy stats, Revis was a major reason why the Eagles only passed for 118 yards. His one tackle likely did very little to help fantasy owners.

Revis (groin) is active Sunday against the Eagles.

Revis has already set a career-high with three fumble recoveries this season, and while he is still considered an elite shutdown corner, his IDP value is usually limited because he doesn't get a ton of balls thrown in his direction.

Revis (groin) will play Sunday against the Eagles, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Jets head coach Todd Bowles said Friday that Revis will be a game-time decision, but it sounds like the star cornerback is good to go. He's already set a career-high with three fumbles recoveries this season, and he looks like the Revis of old under new head coach Todd Bowles defensive scheme.

Revis (groin) is considered a game-time decision to play against the Eagles this Sunday.

Revis has participated in practice both of the past two days, so it would appear he's trending toward being active for Sunday's game against Philadelphia. Although a definitive status won't be determined until prior to New York's 1:00 ET kickoff, Revis will surely be eager to capitalize on a matchup against the Eagles' much-maligned offense.

Revis (groin) suited up for Friday's practice, Kieran Darcy of ESPN New York reports.

It's not certain how much work Revis was able to get in Friday, but he was able to take the field for the second straight day, so signs are pointing to him being available for Sunday's game against the Eagles.

Revis (groin) practiced in a limited fashion Thursday, ESPN's Rich Cimini reports.

Coach Todd Bowles doesn't believe the injury is serious and is optimistic Revis could start Sunday, however more information should be available as the week progresses. The 30-year-old star cornerback has been a ballhawk this year, recording one interception and recovering three fumbles through two games this year, so his presence would be greatly missed if he was unavailable.

Revis (groin) did not practice Wednesday.

At this point, there's no word as to the severity of Revis' injury. With practices upcoming on Thursday and Friday, his status is likely to gain clarity soon.

Revis recovered two fumbles, picked off a pass, and made four tackles (three solo) in Monday night's win over the Colts.

Revis was magnet to the ball Monday night, picking up two fumbles, including one at his own goal line, and nabbing his first interception of the season as well. With a fumble recovery in Week 1 too, Revis has now contributed toward forcing four turnovers through just his first couple games back in New York.

Revis recovered a fumble and posted four tackles Sunday against the Browns.

Revis wasn't really tested by the anemic Browns' passing game in this contesrt. His fumble recovery came deep in Cleveland territory, and he maneuvered his way through traffic, but wasn't able to find the end zone.

Revis recorded three tackles Saturday against the Giants.

Revis defended Odell Beckham on a number of plays, but kept him fairly quiet. He looks as if he'll remain as one of the top cover corners in the league this year.

Revis recorded an assist Friday against the Falcons.

Revis was in the spotlight when he was defending Julio Jones man-to-man in the red zone, but he committed a holding penalty in the end zone, resulting in a Falcons' first down. Regardless, he's still expected to be one of the top cornerbacks in the league this season.

Revis has agreed to terms with the Jets, according to his agents Neil Schwartz and Jon Feinsod.

Financial terms have not been disclosed, but Revis will return to the Jets after the Patriots declined his $20 million contract option for 2015. Revis turns 30 in July and is entering his ninth NFL season, but he re-established himself as one of the premier corners in the game in 2014, two years after tearing his ACL. However, opposing teams' hesitance to throw his way makes Revis a below-average IDP option, as he recorded a modest 47 tackles (41 solo), one forced fumble and two interceptions last season.

The Patriots will decline to pick up their contract option on Revis, ESPN.com reports.

If they had, Revis would have been slated to count $25 million against the team's salary cap in 2015, so the move was not unexpected in the absence of a contract extension. Unless the two sides come to a new agreement before Tuesday afternoon, Revis is on track to hit NFL free agency, and while the Patriots would clearly like to bring him back, they'll have plenty of competition for Revis' services in such a scenario.

With safety Devin McCourty having agreed to a five-year, $48.7 million deal to remain with the Patriots, the team's focus in advance of free agency has turned to Revis' contract situation, the Boston Herald reports.

Under his current deal with the Patriots, should the team pick up the cornerback's $12 million option bonus, Revis would count $25 million against the franchise's salary cap in 2015. With such a staggering monetary figure in play, more plausible scenarios involve the team either coming to terms with Revis on an extension, or releasing him, which would allow him to enter free agency. If the latter occurs, the Patriots would presumably have serious competition for Revis' services, with the Jets mentioned as one possible contender on that front.

Revis (hamstring) returned to Sunday's game against the Bengals in the fourth quarter, after missing just one play.

The one play was a 17-yard touchdown to A.J. Green, who has otherwise been shadowed by Revis for most of the night. After a long New England field-goal drive, the star cornerback returned to the field.