The Ravens signed Bell to their practice squad Tuesday.

Analysis: Bell was previously cut by the Ravens in training camp in August after a hamstring injury ended his bid for a reserve role at wide receiver. Now apparently healthy again, the 2015 fifth-round pick will rejoin the Ravens and could be near the top of the list for an addition to the 53-man roster with four wideouts likely to show up on the injury report heading into Thursday's game against the Dolphins.

Bell (hamstring) was waived from injured reserve Sunday.

Analysis: Bell didn't play a snap in the preseason for Baltimore due to a lingering hamstring injury. While he's now free to sign elsewhere, Bell doesn't have a lot of time to make an active roster ahead of Week 1.

Bell (hamstring) reverted to injured reserve Saturday.

Analysis: A lingering hamstring injury has plagued Bell since the beginning of August. He's unlikely to come off IR before the end of the season unless he agrees to an injury settlement.

Bell was waived/injured by the Ravens on Friday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Baltimore Sun reports.

Analysis: Bell is dealing with a hamstring injury that has kept him sidelined for over two weeks and led to him being waived to make room for veteran center Jeremy Zuttah. Should Bell clear waivers, he'll likely revert back to the Ravens' injured reserve, where he won't count against the team's 90-man limit.

Bell (hamstring) will not play in Thursday's preseason game against Washington.

Analysis: Entering his third year, time is running out for Bell to finally make a roster and earn some regular-season action. The injury certainly doesn't help his cause, but he'll now have a full week to recover in time to face the Dolphins.

Bell (hamstring) did not practice Tuesday, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: It's unclear how serious this injury is, but it doesn't bode well for Bell's chances of making the 53-man roster. Since entering the league in the fifth round of the 2015 draft, Bell still doesn't have a reception.

Bell signed a reserve/future contract with the Ravens.

Analysis: Bell spent the entirety of the preseason with the Buccaneers, but a concussion suffered in the final week led to his release. The 24-year-old has yet to record a reception in the league.

Bell (concussion) reached an injury settlement with the Buccaneers on Thursday, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Analysis: Bell suffered a concussion in Week 4's preseason finale against the Redskins, leaving him on the sidelines for an extended amount of time. The team decided to part ways with wideout instead of holding him on IR for the year.

Bell (concussion) will not make the Bucs' 53-man roster, Greg Auman of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Analysis: Although the team will wait until Sunday to make cuts official, Bell will be left off the initial regular-season roster following a preseason that was largely disappointing. Expectations were high for the physically-talented wideout after he missed his rookie season with a hamstring injury, but things seemed to go downhill for Bell after fumbling the opening kickoff of the exhibition slate against the Eagles. With NFL-caliber speed and youth on his side, the former Cornhusker should find…read more

Bell will not return to Wednesday's preseason finale against the Redskins due to a concussion, Jenna Laine of ESPN reports.

Analysis: Bell exited in the fourth quarter with the trainers, heading to the locker room where he was evaluated. Prior to the injury, Bell collected one pass for 13 yards on two targets and was expected to receive another shot as a returner. He didn't serve in that role, and the injury certainly doesn't improve his chances of landing on the 53-man roster.

Bell is likely to receive some work at kickoff returner in Wednesday's preseason finale following the release of Donteea Dye, Greg Auman of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Analysis: The second-year receiver is in search of redemption following his fumble on the opening runback of preseason against the Eagles, a miscue that could have cost him any further opportunities in that capacity over the following two games. With the release of Donteea Dye (hamstring) on Monday, Bell is hopeful of having a chance to put the mistake behind him in Wednesday's preseason finale against the Redskins. A strong showing on special teams could well be pivotal to the former Cornhusker's bid…read more

Bell secured one of two targets for nine yards in Friday's 30-13 preseason victory over the Browns. He notably did not receive any opportunities on kickoff returns.

Analysis: The second-year receiver, who'd been of the more talked-about players of the offseason given his potential and superior speed, has largely gone into a shell since the onset of preseason. Bell got things started on the wrong foot by fumbling away the opening kickoff of the exhibition slate, and has not received additional opportunities in that capacity since then. He also failed to catch either of his two targets against the Jaguars in Week 2 of the preseason, giving him just one reception on…read more

Bell, trying to rebound from a forgettable showing in the preseason opener against the Eagles, stood out on several plays during Wednesday's joint practice with the Jags, the team's official site reports.

Analysis: The second-year receiver opened some eyes against the Bucs' forthcoming preseason Week 2 opponent, making an impressive leaping grab deep down the middle over a pair of Jacksonville defenders during a blitz period. Bell provided an encore during seven-on-seven drills later in the session, while also standing out on several reps as a gunner on punt coverage. The former Nebraska Cornhusker has been supplanted as the primary kickoff returner by Donteea Dye for Saturday night's game against…read more

Bell, who struggled during last Thursday's preseason opener against the Eagles, played with the third-string offense in Monday's practice, Greg Auman of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Analysis: The second-year receiver had a forgettable return to the field after missing all of last season with a hamstring injury, fumbling the opening kickoff and failing to catch either of his two targets. The Bucs also announced Monday that fellow wideout Donteea Dye will get the first look at kick returner against the Jags on Saturday, so Bell apparently has some ground to make up at both receiver and on special teams.

Bell took full responsibility for his fumble on the opening kickoff against the Eagles in Thursday's preseason loss, Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports. "He got his hand on the ball but I've got to protect it a lot better,'' Bell said. "We can sit here and talk about how I haven't played, but at the end of the day, I affected the game in a very negative manner tonight and that's just unacceptable. I can't come out and put the rock on the ground like that. There's no excuse for it.''

Analysis: The second-year receiver has been enjoying a solid camp and was playing in his first game since sitting out the entirety of his rookie campaign due to a hamstring injury. Bell was hit and stripped by linebacker Najee Goode on the play, leading to a recovery by safety Chris Maragos at the Bucs' 18-yard-line. Philadelphia scored three plays later, putting Tampa into an early hole they'd never recover from. Head coach Dirk Koetter opted to replace Bell on kickoffs with Donteea Dye from that point…read more

Bell had a particularly productive day on offense in Tuesday's practice, including a touchdown in 7-on-7 drills, the team's official site reports.

Analysis: The second-year speedster is already working as the first-team kickoff returner, but the Bucs also have high hopes for him as a backup receiver on the outside. Bell certainly provided encouraging results in that vein Tuesday, recording catches on back-to-back plays in the two-minute drill while playing with the second-team offense, and followed up with an impressive touchdown in 7-on-7s later in the session. The Nebraska product figures to be one of the most closely watched players during…read more

Bell is listed as the second-string receiver and primary kickoff returner on the Bucs' initial depth chart, Greg Auman of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Analysis: The Bucs have long been anxious to see what the second-year man from Nebraska can do after he missed the entirety of his rookie campaign with a hamstring injury. Bell is listed as Mike Evans' immediate backup on the first iteration of the depth chart released Saturday, and will apparently get a chance to showcase his impressive speed on special teams in Thursday's preseason opener against the Eagles. The 24-year-old's 4.4 motor could certainly make him a dangerous all-around weapon in his…read more

Bell was one of the candidates for the Bucs' kickoff returner role mentioned by head coach Dirk Koetter following Friday's practice, Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Analysis: The second-year receiver looks to have plenty on his plate this summer, given that he's also one of the leading contenders for Tampa's third receiver job. Bell boasts solid college pedigree in the kickoff return area, having tallied 1,277 yards and a touchdown on 51 runbacks over four seasons at Nebraska while bringing 4.4 speed to the equation as well.

Bell's performance on Day 1 of training camp was praised by head coach Dirk Koetter, Scott Smith of the team's official site reports.

Analysis: The second-year speedster missed all of his rookie campaign with a hamstring injury, but has impressed throughout OTAs and mini-camps this offseason. Bell is one of several players competing for Tampa's third receiver job, and brings an array of physical tools to the table. He had those on display Thursday, including on a ball he snagged on a crisp slant route against offseason acquisition Brent Grimes. His Day 1 effort certainly caught the eye of Koetter, leading him to remark that Bell…read more

Bell was impressive once again in Wednesday's mini-camp session, notching several touchdown grabs, Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Analysis: The former Cornhusker continues to make up for lost time after having sat all of his rookie campaign in 2015 with a hamstring injury. Bell has been impressive throughout the offseason, and turned heads again Wednesday with several touchdown grabs from backup quarterback Ryan Griffin. The 23-year-old has received extra reps this week due to veteran Vincent Jackson sitting for precautionary reasons, and he's used the opportunity to catch the eye of his head coach. "Kenny definitely had a good day…read more

Bell turned in an impressive OTA session Thursday, Joe Kania of the team's official site reports.

Analysis: The second-year wideout has enjoyed an impressive offseason overall, and looked particularly good during last Thursday's open OTA session. Bell, trying to rebound from missing his entire rookie campaign with a hamstring injury, was able to haul in several passes at his fingertips without having to break his stride during the session. The former Cornhusker appears to be making a strong push for the Bucs' open third receiver spot, which is also in the sights of fellow second-year wideout Adam…read more

Bell is one of several back-up receivers taking reps at kick returner during OTAs, Joe Kania of the team's official site reports.

Analysis: The sophomore receiver is back to full practices after missing his rookie season with a hamstring injury, and is one of several backup wideouts auditioning for the Bucs' open kick returner position. Bell also turned in an impressive play from scrimmage in Tuesday's opening session, hauling in a bomb from Jameis Winston in the left corner of the end zone. The speedy University of Nebraska product has been cited by head coach Dirk Koetter as one of two "redshirt" rookies, along with position mate…read more

Bell is among several receivers expected to battle for the third receiver spot in training camp, Scott Smith of the team's official site reports.

Analysis: The soon-to-be second-year pro spent his rookie season on injured reserve with a hamstring injury, but remained involved by attending all classroom sessions and traveling with the team to road games. In the eyes of Bucs receivers coach/offensive coordinator Todd Monken, that experience-- and the speed he demonstrated as a Nebraska Cornhusker-- figure to serve Bell well in his bid for a third receiver role this summer. "Kenny's got talent," said Monken. "Kenny can run, he can bend, he's…read more