Coons was waived by the Chargers on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Coons made seven of eight field-goal attempts and five of six extra-point tries, but the Chargers believe they have a better option in the form of Nick Rose, who converted 10 of 11 field goals while filling in for an injured Dustin Hopkins with the Redskins the past couple months. Rose will be a playable fantasy option in a favorable Week 16 matchup with the Jets.

Coons did not attempt a field goal, and missed one of his two extra-point tries in the 30-13 loss to the Chiefs on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

The Chargers offense was flummoxed throughout most of Saturday, relegating Coons to an afterthought in fantasy. Since joining the Chargers in Week 12 in replace of Nick Novak, Coons has made seven out of eight field goals, and knocked in five of his six extra-point attempts.

Coons made field goals from 33, 21 and 36 yards and also converted all three of his extra-point tries in Sunday's 30-13 win over the Redskins.

EDGE Analysis

Coons has been a revelation in two games with the Chargers, as he's now racked up 25 points in that short span. He'll hope to keep the points coming in Arrowhead Stadium's hostile environment this Saturday.

Coons made four of his five field-goal attempts and also connected on his lone extra-point try in the 19-10 win over the Browns on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

With Nick Novak sidelined due to a back injury, Coons came up big against his former team Sunday. While the 25-year-old did miss his first kick, the second-year player was able to rally by knocking in his next four attempts. So long as Novak remains out, Coons has plenty of value kicking for an explosive Chargers team that has scored 101 points combined in the last three weeks.

Coons was elevated to the Chargers' active roster Saturday and will start at kicker in Sunday's game against the Browns, Jeremy Bergman of NFL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coons will be the third kicker to start for the Chargers this season. Nick Novak (back) is officially listed as questionable, but it looks like he is not ready to return given Coons' promotion. He could have an opportunity to win the job should he impress Sunday. The 25-year-old went 28-for-32 in field goal attempts, and missed two extra points in his lone season kicking for the Browns. He will face his old team Sunday in his debut with the Chargers.

The Chargers will sign Coons to their practice squad Wednesday, according to the kicker's agent, Brett Tessler.

EDGE Analysis

The transaction leaves Coons first in line to assume kicking duties for the Bolts in the event Nick Novak (back) is unable to play Sunday against the Browns. Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, the Chargers remain optimistic that Novak will be able to play in Week 13 barring any setbacks during practice this week, so Coons won't be promoted to the 53-man roster unless Novak's condition doesn't improve as anticipated. Coons last appeared in the NFL in 2015, serving as Cleveland's kicker for all 16 games and converting 28 of 32 field-goal tries and 22 of 24 extra-point attempts.

Coons was waived by the Rams on Saturday, Jamie Han of the Rams' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Unsurprisingly, Coons lost out on the starting job to veteran Greg Zuerlein.

The Rams have signed Travis Coons per the official NFL Media site's transaction log.

EDGE Analysis

Coons was let go by the Rams on Monday, but they have apparently had second thoughts. He was just expected to push fellow kicker Greg Zuerlein in camp, but perhaps the team wants to see what he has to offer in the final preseason game. Regardless, Zuerlein still figures to have a strong hold on the job.

Coons was waived by the Rams on Monday, Adam Caplan of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coons was picked up by the Rams earlier in camp in order to help push kicker Greg Zuerlein. The 25-year-old never figured to have an actual chance at landing the role.

Coons signed with the Rams on Thursday, Mark Bodenrader of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coons played in Cleveland in 2015, making 28 of 32 field goals and 22 of 24 extra points. He didn't play last season, though, and he's likely just being brought in to add competition, as most teams do, for five-year starter Greg Zuerlein in training camp. Consider Coons a long shot to make the roster.