Linkenbach (concussion) was released from the Jaguars' injured reserve list Monday, The Florida Times-Union reports.

EDGE Analysis

In 2015, Linkenbach appeared in 10 games with the Chargers and Dolphins. The career journeyman then signed with the Jags in May, but landed on IR before the season even started. However, if he's able to shake his concussion woes, it's entirely possible he could latch on with yet another team.

Linkenbach (concussion) was placed on the Jaguars' injured reserve list on Monday, The Florida Times-Union reports.

EDGE Analysis

Linkenbach reportedly suffered the injury during Jacksonville's second preseason tilt versus the Bucs. Signed in May, the seven-year veteran was only a depth option along the Jaguars' offensive line.

Linkenbach was signed by the Jaguars on Tuesday, John Oehser of Jaguars.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Linkenbach, a six-year veteran, will provide the Jaguars' offensive line with additional lineup, while kicker Jaden Oberkrom was released to make room on the 90-man roster.

Linkenbach has signed a deal with the Dolphins, the Palm Beach Post reports. The veteran lineman adds some much-needed depth and versatility to the Dolphin's offensive line. Linkenbach started three games last year for the Chiefs at left guard and in 2011 started all 16 games for the Colts at right tackle. While Linkenbach could see snaps at either left guard or tackle, it is believed that he will be competing for the Dolphins' left guard spot against the current starter Dallas Thomas this offseason.

Chiefs signed G/T Jeff Linkenbach.

Colts G/T Jeff Linkenbach is week to week with a quad injury. Linkenbach has made four starts this season, including Sunday at right guard. Linkenbach has played 321 total snaps in 2013. It's possible he'll be sent to injured reserve.

Colts re-signed restricted free agent G/T Jeff Linkenbach to a one-year, $1.323 million contract. Linkenbach, 26 in July, made eight starts in 2012, four at left guard and four at right tackle. After he struggled mightily as both a pass and run blocker, it was surprising the Colts gave Linkenbach a restricted tender at all. The Colts will bring back 6-foot-6, 311-pound Linkenbach as a swing backup.

Colts tendered restricted free agent G/T Jeff Linkenbach at the original-round level. Linkenbach is capable of playing both guard and tackle, but has consistently struggled when inserted into the starting lineup. The Colts have to be hoping he doesn't approach the 12 starts he's averaged the past two seasons in 2013.

The Colts have moved Jeff Linkenbach from tackle to guard. He'll compete with Joe Reitz for the starting left guard job in training camp. Linkenbach got destroyed in 16 starts at left and right tackle last year, and the Colts should hope he doesn't get back into the lineup this season.

Jeff Linkenbach appears to be locked in as the Colts' starting right tackle. The starting offensive line looks like Anthony Costanzo, Joe Reitz, Jeff Saturday, Ryan Diem, and Linkenbach from left to right. Costanzo held up well in pass protection against Green Bay's blitz while Linkenbach keyed a successful ground attack. Joseph Addai and Delone Carter, Indy's top two backs, have averaged 4.75 yards per carry this preseason.