Walters caught four passes for 64 yards in Sunday's loss to the Buccaneers.

With Marqise Lee (hamstring) and Rashad Greene (thumb) out, Walters saw increased action and took advantage, notching season highs in catches, targets and yards. Given the talent ahead of him on the depth chart, Walters is a poor week-to-week option, but if the Jaguars sustain another injury to their receiving corps, he could have some value.

Walters will fill in for the injured Marqise Lee (hamstring) in Week 5 against the Buccaneers, the Florida Times-Union reports.

Walters has been up and down with the Jaguars this season, playing Week 1 before getting released and then re-signed when Rashad Greene (thumb) was placed on short-term injured reserve. He had three targets and two catches in Week 4, when he played a season-high 37 snaps on offense. The top dogs at wideout will remain Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns, but Walters gets on the field in three-wideout sets.

Walters was signed by the Jaguars on Tuesday.

Walters takes the roster spot of rookie Rashad Greene (thumb), who was placed on injured reserve/designated to return. Walters could help out on special teams, but he'll only be fourth on the depth chart at wide receiver.

Walters was waived by the Jaguars on Saturday, Aaron Wilson of the National Football Post reports.

Walters was buried on the receiver depth chart and unlikely to contribute in any meaningful way this season. The Jaguars elected to add cornerback Peyton Thompson to the active roster to take Walters' spot.

Walters (hamstring) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Panthers.

Walters will be the Jaguars' fifth receiver when everyone is healthy, but with Marqise Lee (hamstring) doubtful for Week 1, Walters could see some action in four-receiver sets.

Walters signed with the Jaguars on Friday, Tad Dickman of the team's official website reports.

The 27-year-old wide receiver has just nine career catches, with six of those coming for the Seahawks in 2014. His greatest contribution, assuming he makes the roster, will likely come on special teams.

Walters (concussion) signed with the Seahawks on Tuesday, John Boyle of the Everett Herald reports.

Walters will provide wide receiver depth in Seattle, and may factor into the return game as well. He's likely not a high-percentage fantasy option until he can carve out a more consistent role in the passing game.

Walters (concussion) was waived by the Seahawks on Saturday, John Boyle of the Everett Herald reports.

With the Seahawks putting more trust in rookies Paul Richardson and Kevin Norwood in recent weeks, Walters' role with the team had begun to diminish. In addition to seeing more snaps offensively, Richardson figures to replace Walters as the Seahawks' primary punt returner.

Walters (concussion) is probable for Sunday's game against Oakland.

Walters has gained clearance from the NFL's concussion protocol, but it's hard to see him making a fantasy impact with just 10 targets in six games.

Walters will go through concussion protocol this week.

Walters did not play Sunday against Carolina. He'll be evaluated over the course of the week and should be considered questionable until he completes the concussion program.

Walters, who was released on cutdown day Saturday, was signed to the active roster Monday, 710 ESPN Seattle reports.

It was a little surprising when Walters, who had a big camp and can return punts, was released. But Bates, the last WR kept, had a good camp too. The Seahawks rethought the situation Monday, though, released Bates for Walters.

Walters has been released by the Seahawks, The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports.

Walters looked like a decent bet to make the roster due to his ability to contribute both in the return game and elsewhere on special teams. Alas, he didn't make the cut, even though the Seahawks kept seven wide receivers, including Phil Bates and injured rookie Kevin Norwood (foot). Following Walters' release, it's quite possible that star safety Earl Thomas will open the season as Seattle's primary punt returner.

Seahawks promoted WR Bryan Walters from the practice squad.

He's taking the suspended Brandon Browner's roster spot. Walters will contribute on special teams.

Seahawks waived WR Bryan Walters.

Walters, 26, appeared in three games with the Seahawks in a special teams role. DT Michael Brooks was promoted from the practice squad to take his spot on the active roster.

Seahawks signed WR Bryan Walters off their practice squad.

Walter will be limited to a special teams role if active this week. With Max Unger (arm) healthy, OL Jason Spitz was waived in a corresponding move.

Vikings signed WR/KR Bryan Walters, formerly of the Chargers.

Walters, 24, went undrafted out of Cornell in 2010. He worked on the Chargers' scout team last season, specifically practicing the Tim Tebow role during Broncos week. Walters will be stretched to make the roster in Minnesota.

Chargers promoted WR Bryan Walters from their practice squad.

Malcom Floyd (hip) has been ruled out for Week 12, so Walters adds depth at wide receiver after spending the week pretending to be Tim Tebow on the Chargers' scout team. Walters is a former undrafted free agent from Cornell.

Chargers waived KR/WR Bryan Walters.

Primarily a special teamer, Walters has hauled in three catches for 27 yards this season. He should be signed to the Chargers' practice squad as long as he clears waivers.

Chargers waived KR/WR Bryan Walters.

Walters was impressive in preseason action, but couldn't get on the field through six games. He should clear waivers and head to the practice squad.

Chargers waived/injured WR Bryan Walters.

A 6-foot-1, 188-pound wideout from Cornell, Walters paced the Big Red with 764 receiving yards and six TDs last season. He'll be fine without football.