Gray (broken forearm) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday, ESPN.com's Mike Rodak reports.

With Gray ruled out for the season, Chris Gragg and Matthew Mulligan will provide depth at tight end behind Charles Clay. Gray, a former college quarterback, saw just one target in four games this season.

Gray, the team's No. 2 tight end, suffered a broken forearm during Sunday's loss to the Giants, WKBW.com reports.

It's undetermined at this time how much action Gray will miss, though it's worth noting Charles Clay is hogging up all the tight end targets in the Buffalo passing game. To date, Gray, Chris Gragg, and Matthew Mulligan have just one catch each though four games.

Gray has been lining up as the team's No. 2 tight end during offseason work, The Buffalo News reports.

The Bills invested heavily in Charles Clay this offseason, so that's where the offense will work through when it comes to the tight end spot and the middle of the field. However, the athletic Gray - a former quarterback at Minnesota - has shown the team a thing or two since being picked up last year. Given this is a Greg Roman offense, Gray would at least be worth watching if anything ever happened to Clay.

Gray caught 2-of-2 targets for 71 yards in Sunday's win over the Browns.

Gray, who was with the Vikings for the first few months of the season, had one of his best games as a pro. He's a versatile TE, having played wideout in college, so he does have some athleticism. However, it remains to be seen if he'll continue to outproduce starter Scott Chandler, who had just three receptions for two yards Sunday.

Gray was claimed off waivers by Buffalo from Minnesota, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

Gray will likely have a limited role with Buffalo and adds depth.

Gray was claimed off waivers from Cleveland, ESPN 1500 am Twin Cities reports.

It's not clear how he'll fit in with the Vikings, but offensive coordinator Norv Turner worked with Gray in Cleveland, so he may find a role.

Gray has been released by the Browns, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

A quarterback and wide receiver in college, Gray was competing for a roster spot in Cleveland as a tight end and fullback. He brings an interesting array of skills to the table, but doesn't seem to be particularly good at any one thing. If he draws interest from other teams, it will likely be as a reserve fullback/tight end. Last season, he got a few touches as a wildcat quarterback, but only caught two passes on nine targets.

Gray (abdominal) was full-go in Friday's practice, and is likely to play Monday against the Redskins, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Gray had been dealing with a minor abdominal injury, but the fact he was back in action Friday bodes well for his chances of playing in Monday's exhibition contest. He could see action at both fullback and tight end, as the converted quarterback attempts to solidify his roster spot with the team. Gray may have the best chance of making the squad as a fullback, but he currently sits behind Ray Agnew on the depth chart.

Gray (abdomen) is currently behind Ray Agnew on the Browns' fullback depth chart, the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

The versatile Gray had been converted tight end, but has now returned to getting reps at both positions. The Browns seem to view both the physical stature and determination of Agnew favorably, which is why he has been given the No. 1 job -- for now. Gray will continue to compete, but if he's unable to take back the starting gig, he risks not making the team, as the Browns have several tight end options above him on the depth chart.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer expects MarQueis Gray to see "a fair amount of time" at fullback in 2014.

Gray saw limited snaps at fullback and tight end last year, so the Browns are hoping to get him more involved this season. Chris Ogbonnaya was the Browns' starting fullback in 2013, but doesn't have the skill set to handle lead block duties with Cleveland moving to a run-based offense. Gray should see time at fullback in two-back formations and compete for the No. 2 role behind Jordan Cameron.

MarQueis Gray was held without a catch in Week 16 against the Jets.

Teaming up with Gary Barnidge to fill in for Jordan Cameron (concussion), Gray was targeted four times. Barnidge also saw four targets, turning them into two catches for 23 yards. Gray played a good amount of snaps but was no higher than the fourth or fifth option in a weak passing effort.

MarQueis Gray is expected to see a major bump in snaps if Jordan Cameron (concussion) sits out Sunday.

The Browns players and coaches are already talking like they won't have Cameron. Blocker Gary Barnidge is the likely starter and Gray will get some reps on passing downs as an athletic former college wideout and quarterback. It's a black hole for fantasy owners.

Browns claimed TE MarQueis Gray off waivers from the 49ers.

Gray is a developmental project and former quarterback at Minnesota. The 49ers were hoping to stash Gray on their practice squad, but Cleveland plucked him. Undrafted rookie Gray is not a threat to Jordan Cameron's snaps.

49ers undrafted rookie MarQueis Gray is trying to learn the old Delanie Walker role.

Gray was a quarterback and wide receiver in college. Now the 6-foot-3, 240-pounder is being asked to do some in-line blocking, run some routes and carry the ball a little. "It's very hard," he said, "but you've just got to stay in the playbook and overcome adversity. ... "Blocking and terminology being up front with the big guys - that's the biggest part of being a tight end." Gray could use a year on the practice squad to get coached up.