The Cardinals released White (hamstring) on Wednesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

White (hamstring) returned to practice Saturday, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

White (hamstring) won't suit up for the Cardinals' second preseason game Thursday versus the Raiders, Scott Bordow of The Athletic reports.

White didn't play in Thursday's preseason game against the Chargers due to a hamstring injury, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

White made a good impressions throughout OTAs and minicamp, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Coach Kliff Kingsbury believes White "can be a dangerous player" with "a fresh start" in Arizona, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

White is signing a one-year contract with the Cardinals, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

White visited the Cardinals on Thursday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

White caught one pass for 22 yards in the Bears' Week 17 victory over the Vikings to close out the campaign with four receptions for 92 yards.

White (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday night's tilt against the Rams.

White (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game versus the Giants, Rich Campbell of the Chicago Tribune reports.

White is listed as active Thursday at Detroit, Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic reports.

White (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Lions, Rich Campbell of the Chicago Tribune reports.

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.Chicago Bears wide receiver Kevin White has been made a healthy scratch for Week 10's meeting with the Detroit Lions. The Bears have found some good pieces at wide receiver this season, and the former first-round pick hasn't been able to carve out time in the rotation. He's still worth a roster spot in deep dynasty leagues in the hopes he winds up in a better place in the future, but he holds no value in re-draft leagues.

White (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Bills.

White caught one pass for six yards in the Bears' Week 8 victory over the Jets.

White caught two passes for 64 yards in the Bears loss to the Patriots.

White failed to see a target in Sunday's loss to the Dolphins.

White played just 12 snaps without seeing a target in Sunday's 24-23 loss to the Packers.

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Chicago Bears wide receiver Kevin White looks to have done enough in training camp and the preseason to earn a roster spot behind Allen Robinson, Taylor Gabriel and Anthony Miller. White was the eighth overall pick in the 2015 draft but has played in just five total games in three years due to injuries. The 26-year-old's injury history and the fact that he's fourth on the depth chart doesn't give him much fantasy appeal.

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Chicago Bears wide receiver Kevin White caught a 29-yard pass from backup quarterback Chase Daniel for the first touchdown of his professional career on Saturday. After four injury-plagued seasons, the touchdown was a sight Bears fans have been waiting on for years. White was wide open for the score and, thus far, has enjoyed the healthiest camp of his career. While White is not expected to be a major player in the Bears offense in 2018 he is expected to contribute among a receivers group that includes Allen Robinson, Taylor Gabriel and Anthony Miller.

White caught both of his targets for 33 yards and a touchdown during Saturday's 27-20 preseason win over the Chiefs.

Bears head coach Matt Nagy stated that he needs to see what White "can do" in the preseason, Larry Mayer of the Bears' official site reports. "Can this guy help us out when it matters most?" Nagy added.

White was targeted twice, but failed to record a reception in Thursday's loss to the Bengals.

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The Chicago Bears won't put much pressure on wide receiver Kevin White in training camp. "We're not gonna harp on anything that happens — a dropped ball, a route run the wrong way, a wrong split, a missed assignment," head coach Matt Nagy said Saturday after the team's first open-to-the-public practice. "We don't harp on any of that with any of the players — and in particular with him." White has played only 238 regular season snaps due to injuries in his three years in the league. Anything White gives the Bears or fantasy owners will be great, but don't expect much from the oft-injured wideout. He can probably go undrafted in standard-sized leagues.

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Chicago Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky has been pleased with the work that wide receiver Kevin White is putting in this spring. "He wants to be coached," Trubisky said. "He wants me to communicate with him every play — what I see, what he sees. And we're talking on the field and off the field (about) what he can do to get better." White has plenty of talent, but so far in his NFL career he hasn't caught a touchdown and has missed 43 games due to injury. He's suffered season-ending injuries in each of the last three years. So while the upside is intriguing, most fantasy owners aren't falling for it until White can show that he can stay on the football field.

White won't have his fifth-year option exercised by the Bears, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

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The Chicago Bears will not pick up wide receiver Kevin White's fifth-year option for 2019, according to a source. The 2019 option would've been for $13.9 million. The seventh overall pick in the 2015 draft has played in just five games in three seasons due to various serious injuries. The soon-to-be 26-year-old has plenty of upside, but he'll have to prove he can stay on the field first before fantasy owners take notice.

The Bears added three receivers this offseason, including Anthony Miller in this weekend's draft, which puts White's 2018 role in question, Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

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Chicago Bears wide receiver Kevin White (shoulder) has been taking part in offseason practices this week during veteran minicamp to start his third comeback from a major injury. The former seventh overall pick in 2015 suffered broken legs in 2015 and 2016 and a broken shoulder blade last season. He's played in just five career games for the Bears but has upside if he can ever stay healthy. "Kevin right now I thought looked sharp," head coach Matt Nagy said Tuesday. "He played fast. He showed strong hands. He's a big, physical guy. Confidence, right? I said it earlier, how do you get out of this thing with confidence? He did a good job." The Bears have added Allen Robinson and Taylor Gabriel in free agency, so even if White is healthy this year, there may not be as many opportunities as he may have had before. Obviously he presents big injury risk, which is why he's nothing more than a late-round flier in deeper leagues, but he could be a sleeper off the waiver wire early in the season.

White has not only looked sharp, but he's also been playing fast during offseason workouts, according to the Bears' official website.

Bears coach Matt Nagy said he's excited to put White (shoulder) in the best possible situation to succeed, Brad Biggs of The Chicago Tribune reports.

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Chicago Bears wide receiver Kevin White (shoulder) has been training with quarterback Mitch Trubisky in California this offseason, according to Coleen Kane of the Chicago Tribune. "Kevin is working really hard to get back," said Trubisky. "I know he's busting his tail to really do big things this year." White has appeared in just five games since being the No. 7 overall pick in 2015, currently rehabbing a shoulder injury he suffered last season. White has been able to work on his routes and quickness, trying to find a place with the 2018 Bears. He will not be guaranteed anything in 2018, a real make or break year for White.

White (shoulder) is expected to get another chance with the Bears, Adam Jahns of the Chicago Sun-Times reports. "Kevin is a guy you see who hasn't had a lot of games these past few years," Bears coach Matt Nagy said. "We understand that, but for me, that's the challenge as a head coach."

White (shoulder) won't be activated from injured reserve this season after the Bears declined to name him one of their two players designated to return, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports.

White (shoulder) will be placed on injured reserve while recovering from a fractured scapula, Adam Hoge of WGN Radio 720 AM Chicago reports.

White has been diagnosed with a broken bone on the back side of his shoulder and likely will require surgery, Jeff Dickerson of ESPN.com reports.

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Bears wide receiver Kevin White is possibly facing his third season-ending injury in three seasons after tests revealed that he has a fractured collarbone, according to chicagotribune.com. The former number seven overall pick in the 2015 draft has played in only five games in his career after multiple leg injuries. White was tackled after a short reception and immediately gripped his arm and wrist in pain. This is just another serious blow, not just to White's career, but to a depleting Bears receiving corps. If White needs surgery, it would most likely end his season and possibly his career as a Bear.

The Bears fear White suffered a broken collarbone during Sunday's loss to the Falcons and may need season-ending surgery, Dan Graziano of ESPN.com reports.

White had his shoulder wrapped and his arm in a sling after Sunday's defeat to the Falcons, Stacey Dales of NFL Network reports.

White has been ruled out of Sunday's contest versus the Falcons due to a shoulder injury.

White left Sunday's contest against the Falcons with a potential wrist injury, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reports.

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Bears offensive coordinator Dowell Logains told reporters during his press conference that he expects big things from Kevin White this season, per espn.com. The former number seven overall pick in the 2015 draft has suffered two injury plagued seasons and enters this year the healthiest he has ever been. Logains believes White has the size and speed and will be the featured receiver in the Bears starting lineup. White has struggled with converting his natural speed to game situations and will be given every opportunity to lead the Bears in receiving this season. White's value is tough to assess right now but the sheer volume of targets he should see alone makes him a worthy bench piece on any fantasy team.

Bears offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains said the team is counting on White to play like a No. 1 receiver this season, Zach Zaidman of CBS Chicago reports.

White caught two of four targets for 30 yards in Sunday's 19-7 victory over the Titans.

White had his best practice of training camp Wednesday morning, though it arguably was overshadowed by a tense media session afterward, Adam Jahns of The Chicago Sun-Times reports.

White hasn't been able to consistently separate from defenders and make catches through the first five days of training camp, Rich Campbell of The Chicago Tribune reports.

White (leg) is running at full speed, Rich Campbell of The Chicago Tribune reports.

White (leg) did not participate in the Bears' OTA on Tuesday, Adam Jahns of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

Head coach John Fox said White (leg) looks healthy and is having a great offseason, ESPN.com's Jeff Dickerson reports.