Jaguars waived WR Jeremy Ebert and CB Marcus Burley. They will likely both revert to the Jags' practice squad.

Jaguars signed WR Jeremy Ebert and CB Marcus Burley from their practice squad. Ebert will contribute on special teams if he's active on Sunday. It's a sign that Mike Brown (questionable, back) is unlikely to play this week. Burley provides depth with Dwayne Gratz (ankle) and Alan Ball (questionable, groin) dealing with injuries. The Jaguars waived OG Jacques McClendon and DE Chris McCoy in corresponding moves.

Jaguars agreed to terms with WR Jeremy Ebert, formerly of the Patriots. The war will be won with former Patriots. Ebert is the third former Pat to arrive in Jacksonville in the past eight days. A 2012 seventh-round pick, Ebert spent his rookie year on the practice squad. Ebert is undersized at 5-foot-10, 194 pounds, but has sub-4.40 wheels. He'll attempt to make the Jags as a slot man/special teamer.

Patriots waived WR Jeremy Ebert. The 2012 seventh-rounder gets the boot after the Patriots drafted two receivers. Ebert was waived at final cuts last summer before being re-signed in January. Waiving Ebert at this stage of the offseason suggests the Patriots are moving on for good.

Patriots signed WR Jeremy Ebert and LB Jeff Tarpinian to reserve/future contracts. A seventh-round pick last spring, Ebert couldn't make it past final cuts in Pats camp. He spent the year on the practice squad. Ebert's chances of cracking the Pats' 2013 roster will improve if Wes Welker is allowed to walk. Tarpinian was briefly on the active roster in 2012.

Patriots waived WR Jeremy Ebert. Ebert couldn't make the roster even though New England also cut veterans Deion Branch, Donte' Stallworth and Jabar Gaffney. Slowed by a hamstring injury early in camp, Ebert made just six catches for 43 yards during the preseason. He's likely ticketed for the practice squad.

Patriots placed seventh-round WR Jeremy Ebert (leg) on the camp/PUP list. It's New England, so the severity of the injury is unknown. The team's brass likes the former rugby star's potential as a special teams demon, but he's considered a roster long shot. The Pats have a better chance of sneaking him through waivers to the practice squad if he doesn't participate in training camp or preseason action.

ESPN Boston gives seventh-round WR Jeremy Ebert a 15 percent chance of making the Patriots' 53-man roster. It's no secret New England's receiver corps is perhaps the most crowded in the league, and Ebert wasn't allowed to participate in OTAs because he had yet to graduate. He was also "slowed" in minicamp by a leg injury. Ebert could flip his poor odds with a strong preseason, but he's likely destined for the practice squad.

The Boston Herald expects Patriots seventh-round WR Jeremy Ebert to begin the year on the practice squad. Unless a wave of injures befall the Pats' receiver corps, Ebert has almost no chance of locking down a roster spot. His most direct competition will be backup slot receiver Julian Edelman, but Edelman's special teams prowess and ability to play cornerback in a pinch should give him a significant edge.

Patriots signed seventh-round WR Jeremy Ebert to a four-year contract. The deal included a $48,200 signing bonus. An undersized speed demon with 173 college catches, Ebert projects as a potential slot receiver and special teams player down the road. He'll likely open his career on the practice squad.