McCray (knee) was waived from injured reserve with an injury settlement Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

McCray reached an injury settlement with the Raiders so he is now able to take his talents elsewhere once he recovers from his knee injury. The 26-year-old spent three games with the Raiders, playing exclusively on special teams.

McCray (knee) reverted to injured reserve Monday, per the league's official transaction log.

EDGE Analysis

McCray lasted just three games with the Raiders before getting waived/injured due to a knee injury Saturday. Unless he agrees to an injury settlement, McCray is likely stuck on IR for the remainder of the season.

McCray (knee) was waived/injured by the Raiders on Saturday, Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

McCray joined the Raiders in early October but was ruled out for Week 9 with a knee injury. It's unclear how severe the injury is at this point, as the 26-year-old was let go to make room for rookie Obi Melifonwu (knee), who is returning from injured reserve.

McCray (knee) is listed as out for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

McCray was picked up in early October to provide depth to a battered Raiders' secondary, but now he's joining the wounded. With a bye week coming after the game against the Dolphins, McCray will have extra time to recover.

McCray inked a deal with the Raiders on Friday, Adam Caplan of Sirius XM Radio reports

EDGE Analysis

McCray, who spent his first three seasons with the Jaguars, joined the the Seahawks during training camp. He was ultimately placed on injured reserve with an undisclosed issue, and subsequently reached an injury settlement with the club. He is now seemingly back to full health, and should help provide depth in the Raiders secondary.

McCray (undisclosed) reached an injury settlement Monday and was placed on waivers, per the NFL's official transaction report.

EDGE Analysis

It's unlikely McCray finds another 53-man roster to sign onto, but he's eligible for a practice squad role, which would be a good fit for the lifetime special teams man.

McCray (undisclosed) was waived/injured by Seattle on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The 26-year-old was a long shot to make the roster. It's unsure what injury he's dealing with, but even if he was healthy it's tough to see a scenario where he cracks the 53-man roster anyway.

The Florida Times Union suggests it's "realistic" for second-year CB Demetrius McCray to win a starting job. McCray, the 210th pick in last year's draft, played just 96 snaps on defense last season, and 67 of them came in a Week 3 start against the Seahawks. He has good length at 6'/185 and solid ball skills; he led the FCS Southern Conference in interceptions in 2011 and 2012. We don't envision McCray beating out Alan Ball or Dwayne Gratz for a starting job, but he could be a solid No. 4.

Jaguars agreed to terms with No. 210 overall pick CB Demetrius McCray on a four-year contract. McCray led the FCS Southern Conference in interceptions each of the past two years. His speed doesn't jump off the page (4.54 40-yard dash), but he's an excellent ballhawker with long arms (33-7/8 inches). He'll look to make the Jags as a special teamer.