The Colts waived Wolff (undisclosed) off injured reserve Friday after both parties reached an agreement on an injury settlement, per the Colts' transaction log.

EDGE Analysis

Wolff was a considered a dark horse in terms of making it through the Colts' final roster cuts. However, he was held back from making an impression in camp due to an undisclosed issue, and ultimately placed on the team's injured reserve. He will now be free to look for a new destination to land.

Wolff signed a contract with the Colts on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Wolff hasn't made a game appearance in the regular season since 2014. He'll provide depth at safety but faces long odds of surviving roster cuts.

Wolff was released by the Redskins on Thursday, Stephen Czarda of the Redskins' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Redskins made a plethora of moves at safety on Thursday, releasing Wolff and Josh Evans while adding Stefan McClure and Tim Scott. Wolff hasn't played in an NFL game since tearing his ACL in 2014.

Wolff signed a reserve/future contract with the Redskins Thursday, John Keim of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolff hasn't played in a game since he tore his ACL in November of 2014. The safety didn't play this past year but will hope to secure a spot, likely at the bottom of the depth chart, in Washington for the 2017 season.

Wolff (hamstring) reached an injury settlement with the Jaguars on Wednesday, Mike Persinger of the Charlotte Observer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolff remains without an expected return date, but is now eligible to sign with another team.

Wolff (hamstring) was placed on the Jaguars' injured reserve list Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Wolff suffered a hamstring injury during Jacksonville's third preseason game against the Bengals. However, no timetable has been provided for his return.

Wolff (hamstring) was waived/injured by the Jaguars on Monday, The Florida Times-Union reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolff sustained a hamstring injury after playing just three snaps in Jacksonville's preseason victory over Cincinnati on Sunday. The safety faced long odds at making the team anyway, but could be stashed on IR if he clears waivers.

Wolff injured his hamstring and was unable to return to Sunday's tilt against the Bengals, Jaguars public relations manager Tad Dickman reports.

EDGE Analysis

Wolff was originally listed as doubtful to return to Sunday's game after exiting in the second half. It's unclear what the injury is exactly, leaving him with no clear return date. He'll look to resume competing for a spot near the tail end of the depth chart in the Jaguars' secondary as soon as he returns.

Wolff (knee) is no lock to make the final roster, according to CSN Philadelphia's Geoff Mosher. Wolff had knee surgery in November and missed offseason practices, after recording just seven tackles in seven games last year. Walter Thurmond has emerged as the clear favorite to start next to Malcolm Jenkins at safety, leaving Wolff to compete with a group that includes Chris Maragos and Chris Prosinki for what will likely be two or three roster spots.

Despite being cleared by Dr. James Andrews a few weeks ago, Wolff (knee) has not been able to participate in offseason practices, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Eagles head coach Chip Kelly recently praised Walter Thurmond, a converted cornerback who has been lining up as a first-team safety in Wolff's absence. Wolff still figures to get a chance to compete for the starting job during training camp, but it seems Thurmond has jumped out to an early lead. Wolff underwent knee surgery in November.