Thigpen was released by the Bills on Tuesday, was placed on season-ending injured reserve Tuesday, Tyler Dunne of The Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Even with Robert Woods (groin) placed on injured reserve, the Bills would prefer to get a look at some different wide receivers. Walter Powell and Greg Salas are replacing Thigpen and Woods on the 53-man roster

The Bills have signed Thigpen.

EDGE Analysis

With Leodis McKelvin having some issues holding on to the ball as a punt returner of late, and Boom Herron and Denarius Moore having been let go by the team, Thigpen will once again join the Bills' return mix in advance of Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

Thigpen has signed with the Colts.

EDGE Analysis

Thigpen was released by the Bills just last week, but will now join the Colts and aim to make his presence felt primarily on special teams.

The Bills have released Thigpen, Joe Buscaglia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Thigpen, listed as a receiver, only saw action as a kickoff and punt returner this season with the Bills. The team signed receiver Denarius Moore in the wake of Thigpen's release.

Thigpen is out for the remainder of Saturday's game against the Steelers due to a lower-back injury.

EDGE Analysis

Somehow the Bills chose to not suit up their top four receivers for Saturday's third preseason game, yet ended up with four more new injuries to the corps.

Thigpen (foot) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Raiders. Thigpen is in line to return punts for the Bills on Sunday against a Raiders team that has allowed 11.9 yards per punt return to date.

Thigpen (foot) is listed as probable for Sunday's game in Oakland. He'll likely return all the punts for the Bills, with a pretty appealing matchup against a Raiders team that's given up an unsightly 11.9 yards per punt return this season.

Thigpen suffered a foot injury in practice this week and was listed as a limited participant for Thursday's practice. Coach Doug Marrone thinks he'll be OK to play Sunday in Oakland, The Buffalo News reports. Thigpen has been a boon to the Bills' punt return game, becoming the exclusive guy after he was picked up off waivers in late November following a season-ending injury to Leodis McKelvin. His 75-yard score against the Packers on Sunday was a key play in the Bills' upset win.

Thigpen, who was claimed by the Bills in late November after he was waived by Tampa Bay, suited up as the main punt returner for last week's win over Cleveland. He had four returns for an 11.8 average. With Leodis McKelvin out for the season, it looks like Thigpen is going to be the team's exclusive punt return man, even though his role as sixth receiver will rarely if ever get him on the field otherwise. If your league leans heavily on return yardage. however, take note, as we can't see the Bills wanting to use Fred Jackson or Robert Woods too much on special teams.

Thigpen was released by the Buccaneers on Tuesday, Roy Cummings of the Tampa Tribune reports. Thigpen has struggled in the return game over the past few weeks, so the Bucs simply decided it was time to part ways. Now that their backfield is back to full strength, look for Mike James or Bobby Rainey to return to kick/punt return duty.