Guy was released by Indianapolis.

EDGE Analysis

His release could be a sign that T.J. Green or Clayton Geathers are able to return from injury. However, it's still an odd move because the Colts injury-depleted secondary is in need of depth.

Guy had one tackle despite playing 37 snaps in Sunday's loss at Denver.

EDGE Analysis

Guy took over at safety after Clayton Geathers left with a foot injury. Guy could start at safety if Geathers and T.J. Green remain out.

Guy left Sunday's loss to Detroit in the fourth quarter due to a sprained left ankle, the Indianapolis Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

Guy was pushed into playing significant snaps with the Colts suffering several injuries in the secondary. The Colts had six members of the secondary injured late in the game.

Guy suffered a Grade One hamstring injury in Sunday's loss to Houston.

EDGE Analysis

Guy had two tackles in the loss. It's not clear if he'll be able for a special teams role again this week.

Guy was cut by the Jaguars on Monday, the Florida Times-Union reports. Guy entered training camp as a starting safety and started the first three games of the season. However, after a poor showing in which he missed four tackles, Guy was replaced by Josh Evans during Week 3's loss to the Colts. He played just one snap in Sunday's loss to the Chargers and surrendered a 43-yard touchdown to Eddie Royal.

Jaguars S Winston Guy has worked exclusively with the first-team defense and is the leader to open the season as the starting free safety. Guy was expected to compete with Josh Evans for the starting role, but Evans has missed all of OTAs and minicamp recovering from foot surgery. The injury has allowed Guy to move ahead, but either player could still win the competition with a strong training camp.

Jaguars claimed S Winston Guy off waivers from the Seahawks. Coach Gus Bradley continues to claim players from his former team. A 2012 sixth-round pick, Guy appeared in two games last season before earning a four-game ban for violating the league's PED policy. He'll try to carve out a role on special teams, though he could see time on defense down the line.

Seahawks activated S Winston Guy from the reserve/suspended list and waived WR Deon Butler. Guy was suspended four games for violating the league's policy on PEDs. The rookie sixth-round pick has played in just two games this season, participating on eight defensive snaps. Butler was signed just last week, but he was an inactive for Week 16.

Seahawks S Winston Guy has been suspended four games for an unspecified infraction of NFL rules. The sixth-round rookie out of Kentucky has played just eight defensive snaps this season. The suspension could cost him a roster spot.