Gray (undisclosed) has reached an injury settlement with the Falcons, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear what sort of injury Gray is nursing, but he'll now hit the free agent market. Atlanta now rosters a foursome of Devonta Freeman, Tevin Coleman, Terron Ward and Brandon Wilds at running back.

Gray ran for 76 yards on 18 carries in Thursday's preseason win over the Browns.

EDGE Analysis

The 76 yards was good for the team lead, but he only averaged 4.2 yards a carry. Devonta Freeman, Brandon Wilds and Gus Johnson all averaged at least six yards a carry on Thursday, with Freeman boasting an impressive 10.5 yards a clip on four carries. Gray proved he can handle a heavy workload, but he'll need to be a little more effective if he wants to make the final roster.

Gray was signed by the Falcons on Wednesday, Vaughn McClure of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gray spent three seasons with the Chiefs after getting picked in the sixth round of the 2012 draft. He hasn't mad much of a fantasy impact throughout his career, but figures to supply the Falcons with another body in the backfield with third-string rusher Terron Ward (ankle) sidelined.

Gray, who was placed on IR with a torn ACL in early November, finished the season with eight carries for 31 yards and a touchdown. Gray will be buried on the depth chart in 2015, especially with the addition of De'Anthony Thomas in the draft. However, his special teams prowess makes him a good candidate to make the roster again, and he should provide some depth at running back should the Chiefs suffer injuries at the position.

Gray tore his ACL on Sunday against the Bills and will miss the remainder of the season, the Kansas City Star reports. Gray serves a large role on special teams for the Chiefs, and will leave a void with his absence for the remainder of the season. The Chiefs will likely move him to IR and add someone to the roster, though the team has depth at running back (Jamaal Charles, Knile Davis, De'Anthony Thomas), and could add depth elsewhere.

Gray didn't see an offensive snap Sunday against the Chargers. Gray is behind three running backs now with De'Anthony Thomas healthy, and will likely continue serving as a special teams player.

Gray (hand) is active for Sunday's game at San Diego, BJ Kissel of the Chiefs' official site reports. Friday's full practice, or Gray's only appearance of the week, translated to active status in Week 7. However, the emergence of De'Anthony Thomas hasn't afforded any recent opportunities for Gray, who last touched the ball in Week 3.

Gray (hand) was a full participant in practice Friday but is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chargers, the team's official site reports. Gray didn't practice Wednesday or Thursday, but returned Friday as he was expected to. The fact that he was back is encouraging for his status Sunday, but there's still no guarantee he will suit up.

Gray (hand) won't practice Wednesday but should Friday, BJ Kissel of the team's official site reports. Gray fractured his hand against the 49ers in Week 5, but wasn't expected to miss much time due to the injury. Friday's practice should be a good indicator of his status for this week's game.

Gray suffered a fractured hand Sunday and may require surgery, the Kansas City Star reports. Gray reportedly is wearing a cast on his hand, but surgery hasn't been ruled out as an option. Either way, it sounds as though the injury may not keep him out for a long period of time.