Lattimore (nose) was released by the Bills on Sunday, Joe Buscaglia of WKBW reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Bills opted to part ways with Lattimore to make room for recently acquired fullback Dan Vitale. Lattimore last played for the Jets in 2015.

Lattimore broke his nose during a walk-through and has missed Buffalo's last few days of practice.

EDGE Analysis

Lattimore's injury was described as a freak accident by head coach Rex Ryan. Fellow linebacker Randell Johnson slipped and fell backwards, kicking Lattimore in the face in the process. Currently, Lattimore is without a time table to return and is considered day-to-day. Kevin Reddick will likely continue to see added reps until Lattimore returns.

Lattimore signed with the Bills on Tuesday, ESPN.com's Mike Rodak reports.

EDGE Analysis

A 2011 UDFA, the 27-year-old Lattimore has mostly worked as a special teamer throughout his career, recording just 48 tackles in 64 games. The Bills do appear than at inside linebacker, which might give Lattimore an opportunity to compete for a key reserve role on defense.

The Jets have signed Lattimore, ESPN.com reports. Lattimore recorded 39 tackles and one interception in 11 games for the Packers in 11 games in 2014 before landing on IR with an an ankle injury. He'll bolster the Jets' inside linebacker depth behind David Harris and Demario Davis.

Lattimore (ankle) was added to injured reserve Saturday, FOX Sports' Mike Garafolo reports. The Packers placed Lattimore on season-ending injured reserve to make room for safety Chris Banjo. The Packers are moving forward with Clay Matthews and Sam Barrington as the lead inside linebackers, with Brad Jones and A.J. Hawk behind them.

Lattimore is inactive for Sunday night's game against the Bears, the Packers' official site reports. As a result, Sam Barrington will start in place of Lattimore at middle linebacker for the Packers on Sunday.

Lattimore (neck) is active for Sunday's game against the Panthers. Lattimore had been limited in practice all week, but it now appears the neck injury he sustained last week in Miami won't cost him any time. He'll resume his starting role at inside linebacker alongside A.J. Hawk.

Lattimore (neck) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against Carolina, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Tyler Dunne reports. Lattimore suffered the injury last week against the Dolphins, but it turns out he may not have to miss any time. If he does have to sit out Sunday's contest, Brad Jones would likely return to the starting lineup.

The neck injury Lattimore suffered in Sunday's game is not believed to be serious, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Lattimore may miss this week's game against the Panthers due to the injury, but he is not facing an extended absence. If Lattimore cannot play Sunday, Brad Jones would move back into the starting lineup in his place.

Lattimore suffered a neck injury during Sunday's game versus the Dolphins and is considered questionable to return, ESPN.com reports. Lattimore registered one solo tackle prior to exiting Sunday's contest. In his absence, Brad Jones has reclaimed the Packers' inside linebacker position next to A.J. Hawk.