Graham will be released by the Jets, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

Graham hauled in just one pass for 10 yards during Week 2 of the preseason, as he was limited by a minor hamstring injury of late. He'll now look to catch on elsewhere, whether it be on a 53-man roster or practice squad.

Graham caught a 67-yard touchdown in Sunday's upset victory over Pittsburgh. It was his only target.

On a day where the Jets threw just 18 passes, fantasy owners hate to see a non-factor steal one of the touchdowns. Graham needs to show more, and play more, before we take him seriously.

Graham signed with the Jets on Monday.

Graham, a third round pick in 2012, was waived by the Bills following this year's preseason and was also released by the Titans earlier this month. No matter, the speedy Graham joins the Jets with 54 career receptions for 683 yards and three touchdowns. Also capable of as a returner, Graham will replace Jalen Saunders on New York's roster.

Graham was released by the Titans on Tuesday.

Graham was removed from the roster to make room for tight end Chase Coffman. He could get a chance with another team looking for receiver help.

Graham is a healthy inactive for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

Graham's speed has always intrigued, but his receiving skills haven't developed like many hoped when he was drafted in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft. He has yet to appear in a game for the Titans this season and is viewed as the club's No. 5 receiver.

Graham has been claimed on waivers by the Titans, according to Jim Wyatt of the Tennessean.

The 2012 third-rounder, who recorded 23 catches for 361 yards and two touchdowns for the Bills last season, had been waived on Saturday. While Graham is known for his wheels, as Wyatt notes, the wideout was inconsistent catching the football at times, which led to the Bills parting ways with him. With the Titans, Graham will enter the pass-catching mix decidedly behind fellow receivers Kendall Wright, Nate Washington and Justin Hunter.

Graham will be waived by the Bills on Sunday, NFL.com's Adam Caplan reports.

The Bills were rumored to be seeking a trade, and it isn't all that surprising that they weren't able to get anything for the former third-round draft pick. Graham caught just 54-of-115 targets for 683 yards (5.9 YPT) and three touchdowns in two seasons, as he never developed into the deep threat the Bills were hoping for. The presumed lack of trade interest indicates that Graham will likely be at the bottom of the depth chart in the event he signs with another team.

Graham suffered an ankle injury during Thursday's preseason finale against the Lions, BuffaloBills.com reports.

The team has been rumored to be shopping the speedy Graham, but if that's the case it doesn't sound like there have been many takers. In fact, he might not even make the team as others have seemingly passed him on the depth chart. We'll find out this weekend.

The Bills are thought to be looking to deal Graham, ESPN.com reports.

Sammy Watkins, Mike Williams and Robert Woods top the Bills' wideout depth chart, with the report suggesting that Graham may be the odd man out, with Marquise Goodwin, Chris Hogan and Marcus Easley also in the team's depth mix.

Through two preseason games, Graham has three catches for 34 yards on seven targets.

Graham has been nowhere near seeing reps with the first unit throughout training camp, and right now he might be on the outside looking in for a roster spot. Sammy Watkins, Mike Williams, Robert Woods, and Marquise Goodwin appear to be locks, so that leaves Chris Hogan, Marcus Easley, and Goodwin for one or two final spots. Hogan appears to be well ahead of the other two in that race based on an excellent summer and slot potential.

T.J. Graham dropping passes has been a "recurring theme" during training camp.

According to ESPN Bills reporter Mike Rodak, "time may be running out" for Graham. The third-year receiver is competing for No. 5 duties and doesn't contribute on special teams. Graham is a long shot to make the 53-man roster. Another team will likely give him a chance thanks to his blazing 4.34 wheels.

WGR 550 Buffalo believes third-year Bills WR T.J. Graham will have to prove he can "chip in on special teams" to secure a spot on the 53-man roster.

That means Graham will have to learn a new skill, as he's been a non-factor on special teams through his first two years in the league. Graham has combined for one career kick/punt return. Graham's ceiling on offense is No. 5 receiver.

ESPN Bills reporter Mike Rodak puts T.J. Graham's roster chances at "45 percent."

Graham is battling for No. 5 receiver duties with Marcus Easley, Chris Hogan, and Kevin Elliott. Easley and Hogan are both kick coverage standouts and finished first and third in special teams tackles, respectively. Hogan also has a good pair of hands. Graham might need to flash as a return man to make the squad. Realistically, his odds of making the team appear longer than 45 percent.

Bills WR T.J. Graham underwent offseason hip surgery.

Graham isn't participating in OTAs, but could be ready for next month's minicamp. He's competing with Marcus Easley, Chris Hogan, and Ramses Barden for the No. 5 receiver job . A situational deep threat that lacks special teams value, Graham needs a strong preseason to make the Bills' final roster.

WGR 550 says the "odds are stacked against" T.J. Graham making the Bills' final roster.

Graham was on thin ice before the Bills traded for Mike Williams and drafted Sammy Watkins. Now the 2012 third-rounder is going to have to come up with a huge camp and show an ability to play on special teams. Graham was drafted by the Chan Gailey regime, while Robert Woods and Marquise Goodwin were handpicked by the Doug Marrone regime.

WGR 550 Buffalo believes T.J. Graham is "on thin ice" with the Bills, as he enters his third season.

Graham was the 69th overall pick in the 2012 draft and has just 54 grabs for 683 yards and three touchdowns through 31 games. As a pure deep threat, he didn't have much of a chance with popgun-armed Ryan Fitzpatrick as a rookie before tumbling down the depth chart in 2013. Graham needs a strong summer.

WGR 550 Buffalo believes T.J. Graham will be on the roster bubble heading into 2014 training camp.

T.J. Graham caught three passes for 62 yards and a touchdown in Buffalo's Week 17 loss to the Patriots.

He also committed a costly fourth-quarter drop. A second-year third-rounder, Graham finishes 2013 with 23 catches for 361 yards and two scores. At best, he'll be No. 4 on the depth chart next season, and possibly lower. Graham has little Dynasty-league appeal.

T.J. Graham caught two passes for 27 yards in Sunday's Week 16 win over the Dolphins.

Graham's playing time saw a major boost with Stevie Johnson (personal) inactive and Marquise Goodwin (knee)/Robert Woods (ejection) leaving early. But he saw just five targets and once again failed to do anything unique. Graham is likely to enter the offseason buried on the Bills depth chart.

T.J. Graham caught two passes for 74 yards and a touchdown as the Bills downed the Jets in Week 11.

Graham came back to the ball on his 34-yard first-quarter score, which was pretty badly underthrown by E.J. Manuel. His other gain went for 40 yards. Graham has big-play ability, but has been all too inconsistent through his first two NFL seasons. He'll remain a situational deep threat with Stevie Johnson (groin) and Robert Woods (ankle) likely returning after the Week 12 bye.