Grant signed with the Ravens' practice squad on Tuesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Grant was waived by the Ravens on Saturday, but after clearing waivers, the team has elected to keep the wideout close. Grant was used the primary return man for Baltimore to start the season, but after two fumbles in the first two games, he was let go.

The Ravens opted to waive Grant on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The Ravens promoted return specialist Tim White in a corresponding roster move. Grant struggled holding onto the ball through two games, which ultimately led to his exit. Assuming he clears waivers, he will be free to sign with a new team or revert to the Ravens' practice squad.

Grant (hand) is active for Thursday's game against the Bengals.

EDGE Analysis

Grant was added to the injury report mid-week and was a limited participant Tuesday, but is apparently good to go against the Bengals. The 24-year-old is unlikely to see significant offensive snaps but should have his usual role as the Ravens return specialist.

Grant (hand) was limited in practice Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Grant did not start the week on the injury report so it could be an injury he developed in practice. If the return specialist is held out, look for Jordan Lasley to potentially take over return responsibilities.

Grant has been a camp standout thus far and is making plays out of the slot, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic Baltimore reports.

EDGE Analysis

An undrafted free agent, Grant entered camp as a longshot to make the roster. However, his ability to create quick separation while working out of the slot has garnered some attention. Grant's receiving prowess is the icing on the cake to his ability in the return game; Grant had eight special teams touchdowns during his Rutgers career and could have had more if not for a serious leg injury early in the 2016 season. He still has his work cut out for him in terms of breaking camp with the team, but Grant is establishing himself as an under-the-radar player to keep an eye on heading into next week's Hall of Fame game.

Grant signed with the Ravens on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Grant was used in a limited capacity in the passing game over his last two seasons at Rutgers, but he was a star in the return game. The undrafted rookie ranks first in school history in kick return yards and fourth in punt return yards, and on top of it all, Grant had eight total returns for touchdowns during his time at Rutgers. Grant's special teams ability could give him a leg up on other wideouts looking to make the team's final roster this season.