Crossan (undisclosed) and the Buccaneers have reached an agreement on an injury settlement, per NFL Communications.

EDGE Analysis

Crossan's 2018 run with the Buccaneers will end the exact same way as it did with the Colts a season ago, with him collecting an injury settlement and hitting the open market. He was vying for a roster spot prior to the injury in 2018, so there's still a chance he could do so when back on the field next season.

Crossan (undisclosed) signed a contract with the Buccaneers on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Crossan suffered an injury during training camp last season while attempting to crack the Colts' 53-man roster. He eventually reached an injury settlement with the club and was on the market until his signing Thursday. The second-year tailback will likely compete to earn a special teams spot with the Bucs during 2018.

Crossan (undisclosed) is a free agent after reaching an injury settlement with the Colts.

EDGE Analysis

The undrafted rookie is now free to explore other options. If he's brought in, expect it to be for extra competition with the possibility of becoming a return man.

Crossan (undisclosed) was reverted back to the Colts' injured reserve after clearing waivers.

EDGE Analysis

The nature of Crossan's injury was never reported, but he'll now spend the 2017 season on injured reserve in Indianapolis.

Crossan (undisclosed) was waived with an injury designation Tuesday, Oliver Thomas of the PFWA reports.

EDGE Analysis

The nature of Crossan's injury wasn't reported. He'll likely revert to injured reserve if he clears waivers.

Crossan will compete for reserve spot on the Colts' 53-man roster, Kevin Bowen of the Colts' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The undrafted free agent racked up 5,189 all-purpose yards and 36 touchdowns during his college days at New Hampshire. He has experience on special teams, which is likely where he'll need to excel if he hopes to lock down a spot on the roster this fall.