Milliner was released from the Jets' injured reserve and is now free to sign with any NFL team, Rich Cimini of ESPN reports

EDGE Analysis

Milliner, a former No. 9 overall pick by the Jets, has battled injuries his whole career, and it looks like New York is ready to move on. It's possible some team may take a risk on the cornerback, but he hasn't been able to put together a productive season since his rookie year when he recorded three interceptions.

The Jets waived/injured Milliner (undisclosed) on Saturday, Eric Allen of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

After Milliner's fifth-year option was declined in the offseason, his inability to contribute this preseason may have made the decision an easy one for the Jets. If he clears waivers, the 2013 first-round pick could revert to injury reserve, but the two parties may instead seek an injury settlement.

Milliner (biceps) took part in Sunday's practice, Eric Allen of the Jets' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Milliner suffered an injury to his biceps during Friday's preseason tilt with the Redskins, but is back in action on Sunday and reportedly had a number of PBUs during team drills. As expected, the injury proved not serious and Milliner should be full-tilt going forward.

Milliner suffered a biceps injury during Friday's preseason game against Washington, but it is not considered serious, the New York Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

The list of injuries Milliner has had since college is hardly short, so any new issue is concerning. Nevertheless, even if he fully recovers quickly, his IDP value in most fantasy leagues is close to nothing.

Milliner's fifth-year contract option will not be exercised by the Jets, ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Milliner has been a huge disappointment since being drafted ninth overall in 2009, with numerous injuries derailing his career thus far. In fact, Milliner has been sidelined for 27 of 48 games since entering the league, and has already undergone surgery on both his Achilles and wrist, which followed the five total procedures he underwent in college. While Milliner will remain with the Jets for the upcoming campaign, he's expected to serve merely as a depth option within their secondary.

Milliner (hamstring) is officially inactive for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

EDGE Analysis

This is not a big surprise since he did not practice on Friday. Injuries continue to be a problem for Milliner thus far in his career.

Milliner (hamstring) is doubtful for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

EDGE Analysis

Milliner did not practice Friday, and he's unlikely to take the field Sunday after sustaining a hamstring injury during last week's matchup with the Cowboys. The Alabama product, who spent much of the season on short-term IR, has appeared in only five games, registering one tackle.

Milliner injured his hamstring and is questionable to return Saturday, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

EDGE Analysis

Milliner just returned from the short-term IR in Week 10 and has played sparingly since then. More information regarding the severity of the injury will likely arrive after the game.

The Jets have activated Milliner (wrist) from short-term IR.

EDGE Analysis

Milliner's return arrives at a good time for the Jets, with Antonio Cromartie dealing with a deep quad bruise. If Cromartie can't play Thursday against the Bills, Milliner will bolster the team's cornerback depth behind Darrelle Revis, Buster Skrine and Marcus Williams.

Milliner (wrist) is unlikely to be activated for Sunday's game against the Jaguars, the New York Daily News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Milliner was placed on the Jets' short-term injured reserve list after undergoing wrist surgery in August, and now that the regular season's first eight weeks have passed, he's eligible to return. However, it's unlikely that Milliner will do so this weekend against the Jaguars, leaving the Jets' secondary unchanged heading into Sunday's contest.