Jones-Quartey signed a contract with the Chiefs on Thursday, Brooke Pryor of The Kansas City Star reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones-Quartey is entering his fifth season in the league but hasn't appeared in a regular-season game since 2016 when he was with Chicago. That season, the Findlay product recorded 78 tackles, five pass breakups and one pick in 16 games.

Jones-Quartey was released from the Eagles' practice squad injury list with an ankle injury.

EDGE Analysis

Jones-Quartey joined the Eagles' practice squad in mid-November and hit the injured list at the start of December. The severity of the injury is unclear at this point so the likelihood of the 24-year-old latching on elsewhere this season is unknown.

Jones-Quartey (ankle) was waived by the Bears on Saturday, Patrick Finley and Adam L. Jahns of the Chicago Sun Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

The move is relatively surprising, as Jones-Quartey started 12 games for the Bears last season. However, with a plethora of safety options the team has opted to go elsewhere. Although he did not make enough of an impression in Chicago's camp, the 24-year-old presumably has a good chance to be claimed off waivers be another team.

Jones-Quartey was revealed to be dealing with an ankle injury, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jones-Quartey left Wednesday's practice early, but it wasn't clear why at first. He apparently rolled an ankle, but the severity of the injury isn't known.

Jones-Quartey left practice early Wednesday with an undisclosed injury, Jeff Dickerson of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The team has yet to reveal why Jones-Quartey left practice early. Head coach John Fox plans to clear up the situation shortly so be on the look out for more information once presented.

Jones-Quartey posted seven stops in Sunday's loss to the Vikings, to give him 78 tackles and one interception on the season.

EDGE Analysis

Jones-Quartey ended the season on a high note, as he recorded at least six tackles in four of his last five games, but on the year he averaged fewer than five stops per contest. He'll enter 2017 in the second of a three-year contract, but unless he can increase his ability to make big plays, he'll continue to be a marginal IDP option.

Jones-Quartey is listed as active for Sunday's matchup against the Lions after clearing the league's concussion protocol earlier in the week.

EDGE Analysis

Jones-Quartey will be available to start at strong safety for the Bears in their division tilt against Detroit. He has 17 tackles (13 solo) so far this season, but has yet to force a turnover.

Jones-Quartey has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol but is listed as questionable for the Bears' Week 4 game against the Lions.

EDGE Analysis

Jones-Quartey suffered the concussion in Week 3. If he's unable to play on Sunday, Deon Bush projects to slide into the starting lineup.

Jones-Quartey recorded six tackles Saturday against the Chiefs.

EDGE Analysis

Jones-Quartey started at safety for the third time this preseason, and he led the team in tackles against the Chiefs. He's likely set to be the Week 1 starter, and he's in line to record a fair number of tackles each week, though he's not looking like he'll be a strong IDP option.

Jones-Quartey recorded three tackles Thursday against the Patriots.

EDGE Analysis

Jones-Quartey has now started each of the Bears' two preseason games at strong safety while fourth-round draft choice, Deon Bush, played with the deep reserves. It appears that Jones-Quartey is the favorite to open the season as a starter, but he's unlikely to pile up enough tackles to be a solid IDP contributor this season.