Greg Dortch WR

The Falcons signed Dortch to a reserve/future contract Monday, Will McFadden of the team's official site reports.

Dortch had a spot on Atlanta's practice squad all year but didn't play a game. The 5-foot-7, 173-pound wideout contributed as a returner for the Panthers in two games during the 2019 season. The 22-year-old could aim for a similar role with the Falcons in 2021.

The Falcons signed Dortch to the practice squad Monday.

Dortch played two games for the Panthers last season as an undrafted rookie, yet he hasn't logged any action this year. With Julio Jones dealing with a hamstring injury, he'll add depth at wide receiver for the Falcons to finish the year.

Dortch was waived by the Rams on Saturday, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

The 22-year-old signed a reserve/future contract at the end of the regular season, but he'll fall victim to the team's pre-camp cuts. Dortch appeared in two games for the Panthers last season but has yet record a reception in the NFL.

Dortch signed a reserve/futures deal with the Rams on Tuesday.

Dortch spent the last 18 days on the team's practice squad. He'll compete for a roster spot once the 2020 league year begins.

The Rams signed Dortch to the practice squad Friday, according to the league's official transactions log.

Dortch appeared in two contests with the Panthers this season, during which he logged 17 snaps on special teams. The undrafted rookie out of Wake Forest will look to impress in a similar role on Los Angeles' practice squad.

The Panthers waived Dortch on Tuesday, Max Henson of the Panthers' official site reports.

Dortch began his second stint of the season with the Panthers less than a week ago, but he fumbled a kick return during this past Sunday's loss to the Falcons. DeAndrew White is in line to return kicks for the Panthers moving forward.

Dortch was promoted to the Panthers' 53-man roster Friday.

Dortch was waived by Carolina on Nov. 11 after being active for only one of the three games with the team, but he opted to stick around on the practice squad. The 21-year-old will provide depth at wide receiver and in the return game for interim head coach Perry Fewell.

Dortch signed with the Panthers' practice squad Wednesday, Max Henson of the Panthers' official site reports.

Dortch was waived by the Panthers on Monday and will remain with the organization after clearing waivers. The 21-year-old exclusively played special teams in his lone game appearance this season.

Dortch was waived by the Panthers on Monday, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Dortch was only active for one game over three weeks with Carolina and he only saw touches on special teams. Needing room to sign running back Mike Davis, the Panthers are parting ways with the speedy Wake Forest product.

Dortch was signed off the Jets' practice roster by Carolina on Wednesday, Brendan Marks of The Charlotte Observer reports.

Dortch, a 21-year-old wide receiver, will most likely serve as Carolina's primary kick and punt returner, something in which he did quite well in college a year ago. Playing for Wake Forest, the speedster returned a pair of punts for touchdowns in 2018.

Dortch was waived by the Jets as the team trimmed the final roster down to 53 players, Matt Stypulkoski of NJ.com reports.

Dortch survived the initial round of cuts, but he was one of the guys let go when the team opted to bring in four new roster players off waivers. One of those new additions was wide receiver Braxton Berrios, who will presumably take over the punt returning duties Dortch handled for much of preseason.

Dortch caught his lone target for seven yards and returned three punts for 28 yards in Saturday's 28-13 preseason loss to the Saints.

Dortch is still clinging to the top punt returner job, which would be the undrafted wide receiver's ticket to a roster spot.

Dortch caught four of six targets for 20 yards and a touchdown while adding 42 yards on a trio of punt returns in Thursday's preseason opener against the Giants.

Dortch scored a two-yard touchdown with 14 seconds to go. He also put the ball on the ground at one point but didn't lose the fumble. The undrafted rookie out of Wake Forest is making a push to claim the punt returner job vacated by Andre Roberts' departure, and he should get plenty of opportunities to contribute as a wide receiver on offense as well during the remainder of preseason.

Dortch is building a good case for a spot on the Jets' 53-man roster, Connor Hughes of The Athletic reports.

The undrafted rookie recorded 1,800 receiving yards and 1,211 return yards in 20 games during his career at Wake Forest, scoring 17 touchdowns on offense and two more on special teams. He's one of the smallest players in the NFL at 5-foot-7, 173 pounds, so his strong work during the offseason program won't necessarily carry over to padded practices at training camp. If it does, Dortch could serve as the backup for Jamison Crowder's slot role while also returning punts and/or kickoffs. Second-year players Deontay Burnett and Quadree Henderson are hoping to win the same type of job, but the former hasn't seen return work since his sophomore year of college and the latter doesn't have much experience as a receiver.

Dortch signed a contract with the Jets on Friday.

Dortch is coming off a career at Wake Forest where he served as both a receiver and return man, averaging 152 all-purpose yards per game over the course of his career. If he does make the Jets' final roster, it will likely be as a special teams performer.