Free agent WR Jason Hill worked out for the Bears on Thursday.

Jets released WR Jason Hill.

Jets re-signed WR Jason Hill. Safety Antonio Allen was waived in a corresponding move.

Jets released WR Jason Hill. Hill caught just two passes for 15 yards and a touchdown in his three games with Gang Green. With Jeremy Kerley stepping up and playing well and Stephen Hill recovered from his hamstring woes, Hill was no longer needed. The Jets added TE Hayden Smith from the practice squad.

Jets signed WR Jason Hill. With Santonio Holmes (foot) likely done for the season, the Jets resisted the temptation to bring in a big-name free agent like Chad Ochocinco, Plaxico Burress or Terrell Owens. Instead they'll turn to Hill, a speedster that has never caught more than 30 balls in a season and has been on the street since getting cut by the Broncos before Week 1. He joins Stephen Hill (day to day, hamstring), Chaz Schilens and Jeremy Kerley in one of the league's worst receiving corps.

The Saints are working out free agent WR Jason Hill. The Saints are also working out Deon Butler, and apparently looking for depth at receiver. Hill was signed by the Broncos in February, but didn't survive camp cuts. He caught 25 passes for 367 yards and three touchdowns in Jacksonville last season.

Broncos signed WR Jason Hill, formerly of the Jaguars. Hill ran in the low 4.3s at 6-foot, 202 at the 2007 Combine, but he's been a total flop as an NFL player. The receiver-depleted Jaguars were forced to release Hill last November due to a flurry of key drops and an inability to separate downfield. The Broncos would be better off if Hill didn't make the 53.

Former Jaguars WR Jason Hill has cleared waivers and is free to sign with any team. Teams aren't knocking down Hill's door because he was perhaps the worst starting wide receiver in the league during his time in Jacksonville. He had four drops among 53 targets, including a would-be game-winner against the Browns in Week 11. Three more of the passes intended for Hill were intercepted.

Jaguars waived WR Jason Hill. The purge in Jacksonville continues. A starter since Week 1, Hill had scarcely been heard from in the Jaguars' abysmal passing "attack," registering just 25 catches for 367 yards and three touchdowns. His release should mean fourth-round pick Cecil Shorts will get an extended look as the Jaguars play out the string. Arguably one of the worst receivers in football, Hill shouldn't be anything more than a roster filler next summer.

Jason Hill caught three passes for 49 yards in the Jaguars' Week 11 loss to the Browns. Continuing to solidify himself as one of the worst receivers in the league, Hill let the game-winning touchdown catch go through his hands and bounce off his belly with :03 left. Hill has four catches for 54 yards, combined, in his last three games. Needless to say, he won't be a Week 12 fantasy option against Houston.