Owusu had his knee scoped Thursday and could miss upwards of three weeks, ESPN's Rich Cimini reports.

With Owusu and Eric Decker (knee) struggling to stay healthy, second-round pick Devin Smith and Jeremy Kerly could see additional snaps in the Jets offense Sunday when they face the Eagles.

Owusu is slated to have his knee scoped and will be out for "a week or two," ESPN.com reports.

With Owusu out and fellow wideout Eric Decker ailing, Jeremy Kerley could be in line to see added opportunities Sunday against the Eagles, plus rookie Devin Smith could be worked into the Jets' passing offense as well, now that he is past his injury woes.

Owusu was active, but recorded no stats Monday against the Colts.

Owusu started in three-receiver sets for the Jets, but he wasn't able to secure any of his three pass targets. With Devin Smith (ribs) nearing a return to action, it wouldn't be a surprise if Owusu took a slight tumble down the depth chart.

Owusu could miss the next two weeks due to a leg issue, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports.

After opening with four catches (on six targets) for 55 yards, Owusu was kept out of the box score in Monday night's game at Indianapolis, perhaps due to the aforementioned injury. As long as he's sidelined, Jeremey Kerley and Quincy Enunwa would be counted on to ensure the Jets' offense continues to hum, with Eric Decker's game-day status also up in the air due to a knee sprain.

Owusu caught four passes for 55 yards Sunday against the Browns.

Owusu had one big play when got behind the defense for a 43-yard reception to convert on third-down. His six targets were second on the team to Brandon Marshall, and he was frequently on the field when the Jets used three-receiver sets. Based on this one game, he appears to be the team's third receiver.

Owusu is in the mix to return kicks in Week 1, the New York Daily News reports.

New head coach Todd Bowles said that either Owusu, Zac Stacy or Bilal Powell would return kicks in Sunday's game against the Browns. No word was given as to whether or not he'll see time in the wide receiver rotation.

After being cut on Saturday, Owusu was re-signed Sunday and added to the 53-man roster, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports.

After being cut Saturday, Owusu finds himself back with the Jets a day later. He should see time as a kick returner and should also be utilized in multiple-receiver sets. Should the team have injuries at the wide receiver position, Owusu could begin to see a regular role in the offense.

Owusu was released by the Jets on Saturday, Manish Mehta of the NY Daily News reports.

Owusu was competing against Jeremy Kerley (concussion), Quincy Enunwa and Shaq Evans for the No. 3 wide receiver role. With Evans and Owusu both released, and Kerley uncertain for Week 1, Enunwa could open the season with the job.

Owusu caught five passes for 72 yards and a TD Thursday against the Eagles.

Owusu is competing for the role of No. 3 receiver, and he easily had the best performance of any receiver the Jets used in this contest. He also returned a kickoff for 19 yards, and his ability as a returner adds to his chances of making the roster.

Owusu had one carry for a negative one yard Saturday against the Giants.

Owusu did return two kickoffs for 76 yards, including a 44-yard return. His ability in the return game may give him a great shot at cracking the roster, regardless of how he fares in his competition for the Jets' slot receiver role. He's currently competing with Quincy Enunwa, Shaq Evans and Jeremy Kerley (concussion) at wide receiver. His role likely won't be determined until the final cuts are made next week.

Owusu (concussion) is expected to play Saturday against the Giants, the team's website reports.

Owusu is competing for the slot receiver role primarily with Quincy Enunwa and Jeremy Kerley. His usage and performance in this preseason game could go a long way toward determining the role he'll start the season with.

Owusu (concussion) missed Monday's practice, NJ.com reports.

Lynch will likely provide preseason depth and could possibly compete with Kellen Davis for a backup role behind Jeff Cumberland.

Owusu (concussion) is out for Thursday's game against Detroit, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.

No surprise here, as Owusu was diagnosed with his concussion less than a week ago. When he returns, he'll continue to compete for a spot in the Jets' receiver rotation.

Owusu suffered a concussion during Saturday's practice, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

Owusu took a hard hit during team drills and was forced to leave practice early Saturday after the diagnoses of a concussion was given. As a result, it would be fairly shocking if Owusu was activated for Thursday's first preseason game against the Lions. He's in line to provide emergency depth to the wide receiver corps and this concussion will hurt his chances to move up the depth chart before the regular season starts.

The Jets have added Owusu to their active roster.

Owusu gets the promotion from the Jets' practice squad to serve as a depth wideout for the team, with fellow wideout Greg Salas having landed on IR on Thursday.

Owusu was released by the Jets on Saturday.

He was at the bottom of the depth chart at wide receiver, and he now carries even less fantasy value.

The Jets plan to sign Owusu, Manish Mehta of the Daily News reports.

Owusu, who was recently let go by the Bucs, is thus slated to join fellow newcomer T.J. Graham in the Jets' depth wideout mix, following the team's release of Jalen Saunders.

The Buccaneers waived Owusu on Tuesday, Sports Talk Florida reports.

Owusu caught two passes for 20 yards and a touchdown in three games this season. The reason for his release was not provided, and it remains to be seen who will replace him on Tampa Bay's roster.

Owusu was not targeted in the Bucs' 56-14 loss to the Falcons on Thursday.

After starting the season with a 19-yard touchdown reception in Week 1 against Carolina, Owusu has been a non-factor for two consecutive weeks.

Owusu had two receptions for 20 yards and a touchdown Sunday in a loss to the Panthers.

Owusu was only targeted twice, but made the most of them and was able to get free for a 19-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.