Lewis signed a two-year contract with the Jets on Tuesday, The Baltimore Sun reports. Lewis joins the Jets after the team's secondary fell victim to the injury bug last weekend, when rookie Dexter McDougle suffered a torn ACL and No. 1 cornerback Dee Milliner endured a severe high ankle sprain. As such, New York is seeking reinforcements at defensive back and Lewis, who reportedly ran a 4.36 40-yard dash in his tryout, fits the bill to compete for slotting on their depth chart. Lewis has played in eight career games, all of which came during the 2012 season.

Cardinals waived CB LeQuan Lewis, RB Tim Cornett, OT Kadeem Williams and WR Corey Washington. A 2011 undrafted free agent, Lewis appeared in eight games between the Cowboys and Bucs in 2012, but otherwise has no regular-season experience. Getting cut loose at this stage of the offseason is not a good sign for his NFL future.

Cardinals signed CB LeQuan Lewis to a two-year contract. Lewis is a 25-year-old former UDFA out of Arizona State who's been bouncing around the league for now four offseasons. He spent some time in Patriots camp last year. Lewis will be a long shot for a roster spot in the desert.

Patriots signed CB LeQuan Lewis. A 2011 undrafted free agent, Lewis appeared in eight games between the Cowboys and Bucs last season, notching five tackles. Lewis is a roster long shot, but coach Bill Belichick has proven quite unpredictable with his end-of-roster types, particularly in the secondary.

Bears waived CB LeQuan Lewis and LB Dom DeCicco. Lewis bounced between the Bucs and Cowboys last season, appearing in eight games, before signing with the Bears in February. DeCicco played in 20 games with the Bears over the last two seasons, making 12 tackles.

Bears signed CB LeQuan Lewis. Lewis split time between the Cowboys and Bucs in 2012, his first official season in the NFL. He recorded four tackles and an interception in five games with Tampa Bay, while also returning kicks. Lewis will look to make the Bears in a special teams role.

Bucs waived CB LeQuan Lewis. Signed off the practice squad in October, Lewis saw some time at nickel back for the Bucs' horrific pass defense. He also returned five kicks. Lewis will look to latch on somewhere as a special teamer.

Bucs CB LeQuan Lewis was forced from Sunday's game versus the Broncos with a left leg injury. Lewis had been the Bucs' nickel corner and kickoff returner. If the injury persists, Danny Gorrer will likely step in as the third cornerback.

Bucs signed CB LeQuan Lewis off the team's practice squad. Lewis was waived by the Cowboys at the beginning of the month, and he then latched on with Tampa's practice squad. Aqib Talib was recently suspended for four games.

Cowboys waived CB LeQuan Lewis. Lewis was a healthy scratch Monday night after playing just two defensive snaps versus the Bucs in Week 3.