Profootballtalk reports free agent Josh Cribbs is deciding between the Lions, Raiders, Giants and Jets. Cribbs is in the Motor City on Monday after visiting Oakland and both New York teams last week. He'll be signed for his special-teams prowess, not his receiving ability.

Free agent Josh Cribbs will visit the Lions. Cribbs, now healthy, has already visited the Raiders, Jets, and Giants this week. The Lions are looking for a return man now that Stefan Logan hasn't been re-signed. Cribbs wouldn't see many snaps as a receiver in Detroit.

Free agent Josh Cribbs will visit the Giants. Last year, the Giants used David Wilson to return kicks and Rueben Randle to bring back punts. With both players in line for more responsibility offensively, bringing in a return specialist makes sense. Cribbs already visited the Raiders and Jets this week.

Updating a previous item, free agent KR/WR Josh Cribbs visited the Jets on Wednesday and left without a contract. Per beat writer Manish Mehta the two sides "discussed parameters of a deal," but there was no "formal offer" from the Jets. Cribbs will continue his tour now that his knee is healthy, but it's uncertain where he'll visit next.

Free agent Josh Cribbs will visit the Jets. Cribbs visited the Raiders on Monday, leaving with a contract offer but not a deal. He'd be a bit of an odd fit in New York, as the Jets already have capable return men in Joe McKnight and Jeremy Kerley. Cribbs would imperil McKnight's roster spot if signed, and allow Kerley to focus on receiving.

NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports Josh Cribbs (knee) passed a physical during his Raiders visit, and was offered a contract.

Free agent Josh Cribbs visited the Raiders on Wednesday.

Free agent KR Josh Cribbs (knee) is reportedly healthy.

ESPN's Jamison Hensley considers the Lions and Buccaneers two "potential destinations" for free agent Josh Cribbs. Hensley doesn't appear to have inside information here and is speculating. The Lions didn't re-sign KR Stefan Logan, while the Bucs inquired about Leon Washington before he signed with New England. Cribbs is still a highly effective return specialist. His market has been dead because he has a bad knee.

Cardinals GM Steve Keim hinted that the team is no longer interested in free agent Josh Cribbs. The Cardinals passed on Cribbs last month due to concerns over his knee. Now that they've added a return man in LSU's Tyrann Mathieu, there's not a real role for the ex-Brown. New England was another possible landing spot for Cribbs that dried up when they signed Leon Washington.