Cameron (groin) had two catches on nine targets for 19 yards Sunday against the Jets in London.

Only Jarvis Landry (12) had more targets than Cameron, though not many went for receptions, as quarterback Ryan Tannehill failed to complete 25 of his 44 pass attempts. Cameron has been targeted 28 times through the first four games of the season, but he's failed to reach even 20 yards in back-to-back games. With wideouts Jarvis Landry, Kenny Stills and Rishard Matthews all having big games so far this year, it's tough to project when Cameron will get his opportunity to break out. The Dolphins are off in Week 5 before taking on the Titans in Week 6.

Cameron (groin) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Jets.

Cameron also headed into Week 3's game against the Bills listed as questionable and played, while catching three passes on eight targets for 16 yards. Through the Dolphins' first three games, the tight end has recording 10 catches, while compiling an average of 50.3 receiving yards per game, and he should continue to see his share of targets in the team's offense Sunday in London, in the absence of any injury setbacks.

Though Cameron (groin) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Jets, he is expected to play, the Miami Herald reports.

Cameron also headed into Week 3's contest against the Bills listed as questionable and played, catching three passes on eight targets for 16 yards in the process. In any case, while the tight end appears on track to suit up for Sunday's game in London, those inclined to roll with Cameron this weekend are advised to verify his status in advance the Dolphins' 9:30 AM ET kickoff.

Cameron (groin) is questionable to play for Sunday's game against the Jets in London, Andrew Abramson of the Palm Beach Post reports.

Cameron was also considered questionable for last week's game against the Bills, in which he had three catches on eight targets for 16 yards. He has still been limited in practice, so while there is a very strong chance he'll be active for this week's game, don't bet on seeing him at 100 percent.

Cameron (groin) remained limited at practice Thursday.

More on the tight end's status once the Dolphins' final Week 4 injury report is released, but at this stage we suspect that Cameron will be available for Sunday's contest against the Jets in London.

Cameron (groin) was listed as a limited practice participant Wednesday, Andrew Abramson of the Palm Beach Post reports.

Cameron caught three of his eight targets for 16 yards in Sunday's loss to the Bills and given that there have been no setbacks reported with his groin injury, there is nothing at this stage to suggest that his status for Sunday's game against the Jets is in danger.

Cameron (groin) had only three catches on eight targets for 16 yards in Sunday's loss to the Bills.

Cameron was targeted the third most of any Dolphins' player Sunday, but other than a nice game from Rishard Matthews (six catches for 113 yards and two touchdowns), the entire passing game struggled. The good news is that Cameron didn't appear to be bothered by his groin injury, so assuming he had no setbacks, he should be OK for next week's game against the Jets.

Cameron (groin) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Bills.

With No. 2 TE Dion Sims inactive, Cameron who has seven catches for 135 yards in two games this season will be backed up this week by Jake Stoneburner.

Cameron (groin) is expected to play Sunday against the Bills, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Cameron is officially listed as questionable after being limited in practice Thursday and Friday, but the injury is not expected to keep him out. He's been a solid receiver so far, with seven catches for 135 yards in two games this season, his first with the Dolphins, but he's still looking for his first touchdown.

Cameron (groin) is considered questionable, yet is expected to play in Sunday's game against the Bills, the Miami Herald reports.

Cameron was a limited participant in practice on Thursday and Friday, which figures to prepare him enough for Sunday's game while still allowing his groin ailment to heal. Should Cameron indeed suit up to face the Bills, he'll look to build on his totals of seven receptions (on 11 targets) for 135 yards through two games this season.

Cameron (groin) was listed as a limited practice participant Thursday, Andrew Abramson of the Palm Beach Post reports.

As was fellow TE Dion Sims (concussion), so it will be interesting to see if Cameron draws an official probable or questionable designation Friday, especially given that the Dolphins kick off against the Bills at 4:25 ET on Sunday.

Cameron (groin) practiced Thursday, Andrew Abramson of the Palm Beach Post reports.

With Cameron out there doing drills on Thursday, the tight end should be listed as at least a limited practice participant by the Dolphins. In any case, Cameron's presence on the field Thursday represents a positive indicator with regard to his status for Sunday's game against the Bills.

Cameron indicated Wednesday that his groin injury is feeling better, Andrew Abramson of the Palm Beach Post reports.

That said, while Cameron still hopes to play Sunday against the Bills, at this stage, the tight end acknowledges that he is unsure that such an outcome will transpire.

Cameron (groin) did not practice Wednesday, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

At this stage, the Dolphins consider Cameron day-to-day, with the tight end's absence from practice Wednesday making his status worth tracking closely as Sunday's 4:25 ET kickoff against the Bills approaches.

Cameron suffered a groin injury during Sunday's 23-20 loss to the Jaguars, Andrew Abramson of the Palm Beach Post reports.

Cameron left Sunday's game against the Jaguars in the second half, finishing with three catches for 62 yards on four targets. He said afterward that he tried to re-enter the game but was unable to do so. With Dion Sims (concussion) unavailable, Jake Stoneburner stepped in as the top tight end, catching both of his targets for 18 yards and a touchdown.

Cameron caught four passes on seven targets for 73 yards in Sunday's 17-10 win over the Redskins.

The tight end ranked second on the team in targets in his Dolphins debut and led the team in yardage in what was a relatively quiet offensive output. Cameron gives quarterback Ryan Tannehill a big body to work with and his three red zone targets on the day could be a harbinger of things to come. With the Miami offense expected to rebound and the Jaguars on the schedule in Week 2, Cameron could make for an enticing fantasy play.

Cameron was not targeted in Thursday's preseason opener against the Bears.

The Miami first-team offense only played one drive, so the lack of activity is no cause for concern. Cameron is locked in as the starting tight end, but he'll face competition for targets from a deep group of wide receivers. He's still a strong candidate to emerge as one of Ryan Tanehill's favorite options, if he can stay healthy.

Cameron signed with the Dolphins on Thursday, Charles Robinson of Yahoo! Sports reports.

A potential deal keeping Cameron in Cleveland over the next two seasons fell through early Thursday and Cameron was quick to find another option as he'll be catching passes from Ryan Tannehill during the 2015 campaign. This move almost certainly means that Charles Clay will be headed elsewhere, meaning that Cameron will be sharing the majority of targets with wide receiver Mike Wallace. Considering that Cameron has had a less than desirable quarterback throwing him passes over his four-year career, the switch to Tannehill may end up doing wonders for his value moving forward.

Cameron has not reached an agreement with the Browns but may be close to one with the Dolphins, Charles Robinson of Yahoo! Sports reports.

It was reported that Cameron reached an agreement with the Browns, but it now seems he's either up for grabs or ready to join the Dolphins. Hopefully, there will be some clarity by the end of Thursday night or Friday morning.

Cameron re-signed with the Browns for $15 million over two seasons, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reports.

The rumor mill had Cameron and Charles Clay possibly swapping locations, but with the former sticking around in Cleveland, the Bills are now the clear favorites to pry Clay away from Miami. Cameron is coming off a disappointing, injury-riddled 2014 campaign, but he won't turn 27 until August and isn't lacking for talent. While his concussion history likely prevented him from getting a desirable long-term contract, Cameron will potentially hit the market again during his prime. Between the concussions, inconsistency and Cleveland's quarterback issues, Cameron is one of the riskier options at his position. He's also one of the more promising options, just two years removed from posting an 80-917-7 receiving line in 15 games.