The 49ers released Lewis-Moore (groin) from injured reserve with an injury settlement Monday, per the official league transactions report.

EDGE Analysis

Lewis-Moore landed on IR earlier this month, and will now be free to search for a role elsewhere in the league when fully healthy. The veteran defensive tackle has suited up for five games in his career, all of which came with the Ravens in 2015.

Lewis-Moore was placed on injured reserve Saturday with a groin injury, Nick Wagoner of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lewis-Moore signed a reserve/future contract with the 49ers in January but will miss the 2019 season unless he agrees to an injury settlement.

Lewis-Moore signed a reserve/future contract with the 49ers on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Lewis-Moore was a sixth-round pick in 2013 by Baltimore, and was waived by Jacksonville with an undisclosed injury in July. The 28-year-old has seen NFL action in five games, all of which came during 2015.

The Jaguars waived Lewis-Moore (undisclosed) with an injury designation Monday, Mike Kaye of the First Coast News reports

EDGE Analysis

The nature of Lewis-Moore's injury isn't clear. If he clears waivers, Lewis-Moore will revert to injured reserve.

Lewis-Moore was waived by the Bears on Tuesday, Adam Hoge of WGN Radio 720 AM reports.

EDGE Analysis

Having not played a regular season snap since his five-game Baltimore stint in 2015, where he recorded just three tackles, Lewis-Moore had a lot to prove in the preseason. He may be picked up for added competition on a practice squad, but don't expect much more than that.

The Bears have signed Lewis-Moore to a reserve/future contract.

EDGE Analysis

Lewis-Moore saw action in five games with the Ravens in 2015 but didn't play at all this year. In 2017 he'll look to catch on as a depth player along what was an injury riddled Bears defensive line.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Lewis-Moore (Achilles) is close to 100 percent and could be a full-go during OTAs, the Baltimore Sun reports. Lewis-Moore slipped to the sixth round of the 2013 NFL Draft, after tearing his ACL in the BCS National Championship game. His bad luck didn't stop there, as he then suffered a torn Achilles in August, ruling him out for all of 2014. Following a pair of seasons spent on injured reserve, Lewis-Moore will need to earn his spot on the roster with a strong training camp and preseason.

Lewis-Moore (Achilles) has been placed on injured reserve, The Ravens' official website reports. After spending his rookie season on injured reserve because of a torn ACL, the former sixth-round draft pick meets the same fate in his sophomore campaign, only this time due to a torn Achilles' tendon. Lewis-Moore slipped in the 2013 draft because of the first injury, and he was primed for a role in the Ravens' defensive-line rotation before suffering the second. With 13 months to recover before the start of the 2015 season, Lewis-Moore might be back to compete for a starting job next year. The Ravens' decision to keep him on IR in consecutive seasons makes it quite clear that he's more highly valued than the average sixth-round draft pick.

Lewis-Moore is expected to miss the rest of the season after suffering a serious Achilles injury on Sunday, The Baltimore Sun reports. Lewis-Moore spent his rookie season on injured reserve with a torn ACL last year and unfortunately appears destined for the same fate this time around. With Lewis-Moore out of the picture, rookie second-rounder Timmy Jernigan figures to cement himself in the Ravens' defensive line rotation.

Ravens DE Kapron Lewis-Moore (knee) has been a full participant at OTAs. Lewis-Moore is finally healthy after missing all of 2013 on the NFI list. He's the top backup to Chris Canty at left end, but should compete with rookie DT Timmy Jernigan and Brandon Williams for a starting job this summer.