All articles tagged with #roster updates
The Patriots are preparing for their first home playoff game in six years against the Chargers, with key players like Khyiris Tonga ruled out and others like Harold Landry III, Robert Spillane, and Kayshon Boutte listed as questionable due to injuries. The team hopes returning players and some rest will boost their defense and offense for the matchup, which is scheduled for Sunday night at Gillette Stadium.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed 13 players to reserve/future contracts and extended six players' contracts through 2026, as part of their roster updates following the season.
The article provides information about the inactive players for the Houston Texans in their Week 4 game against the Tennessee Titans, with updates to be posted when available, and promotes the Texans app for live updates.
The Philadelphia Eagles have finalized their 53-man roster and are actively making practice squad signings and waiver claims, including adding Audric Estimé and Willie Lampkin, while waiving players like Tristin McCollum and Trevor Keegan, with ongoing roster adjustments expected.
The Detroit Lions' second preseason game against the Falcons highlighted key player performances and roster developments, with Kyle Allen impressing at quarterback, Isaac TeSlaa and Jackson Meeks emerging as top receivers, and notable contributions from rookies like Tate Ratledge and Tyleik Williams. Injuries and strategic rotations also influenced the game, providing insights into the team's upcoming season roster and depth chart.
Brad Stevens discussed the Boston Celtics' recent trades, roster changes, and strategic focus on winning titles, highlighting new player acquisitions, the team's financial positioning, and updates on key players Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown's recoveries.
The Detroit Lions (9-3) will face the Chicago Bears (4-8) in Week 14 at Soldier Field. The Lions are favored to win, but they acknowledge the challenge the Bears pose. The Bears have been playing well, with quarterback Justin Fields performing impressively. The Lions' coach, Dan Campbell, expects a tough game against a relentless and opportunistic Bears defense. Injury updates and roster moves have been made ahead of the game. The Lions are closing in on clinching a postseason spot and have high odds of winning the NFC North. The game will be televised on FOX, with online streaming available on NFL+ Premium.
Several players from the Texas Longhorns football team have entered the NCAA transfer portal or announced their intentions to do so, as the December transfer window opened. Despite their upcoming Sugar Bowl game, head coach Steve Sarkisian's program is experiencing roster changes. The article provides an updated roster matrix, including players from different classes and positions.
The Detroit Lions have updated their depth chart for their Week 13 matchup against the New Orleans Saints. While there were not many changes, some players are listed as injured or inactive. The depth chart provides a breakdown of each position and lists the projected starters, injured players, and rookies.
The Buffalo Bills have listed several players as inactive for their Sunday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals, including S Damar Hamlin, LB AJ Klein, LB Baylon Spector, G Germain Ifedi, T Alec Anderson, and DT Poona Ford. CB Josh Norman has been elevated from the practice squad and is active, while CB Rasul Douglas and DT Linval Joseph are also active after joining the Bills this week.
The Chicago Bears have made updates to their 53-man roster, including trading for offensive lineman Dan Feeney and signing wide receiver Trent Taylor. The projected depth chart for the Bears includes Justin Fields as QB1, Khalil Herbert as the lead running back, and DJ Moore and Darnell Mooney as the top wide receivers. The tight end room is set with Cole Kmet, Robert Tonyan, and Marcedes Lewis. The offensive line features Braxton Jones at left tackle and Cody Whitehair at left guard. The defensive line has new starters Yannick Ngakoue and DeMarcus Walker. The linebacker room has been overhauled with the additions of Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards. The cornerback group has benefited from offseason moves, and the safety duo of Eddie Jackson and Jaquan Brisker is expected to be strong. The special teams group remains unchanged with Cairo Santos as the kicker, Trenton Gill as the punter, and Patrick Scales as the long snapper.
The New York Jets have signed five additional players to their practice squad, including defensive lineman Jalyn Holmes, who previously played for the team in August. The other four signings are running back Xazavian Valladay, offensive lineman Jason Poe, linebacker Marcelino McCrary-Ball, and safety Tyreque Jones. These signings complete five of the final six slots on the Jets' practice squad.
The Baltimore Ravens have finalized their initial 53-man roster but will continue to make changes through waiver claims and practice squad signings. So far, they have not been awarded any players via waiver claims, but they have lost cornerback Kyu Blu Kelly to the Seattle Seahawks. Several players have been released or cleared waivers, becoming free agents. The Ravens have also signed a number of players to their practice squad and placed some players on injured reserve. The article includes an updated 53-man roster for the Ravens.
The Miami Dolphins have signed eight players to their practice squad, including cornerback Ethan Bonner, defensive end Randy Charlton, tight end Tanner Conner, linebacker Cameron Goode, defensive tackle Da'Shawn Hand, linebacker Alexander (A.J.) Johnson, wide receiver Braylon Sanders, and offensive lineman Alama Uluave. These signings provide depth and potential future contributions to the team.
The Denver Broncos have placed outside linebacker Baron Browning and wide receiver Kendall Hinton on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list, while wide receiver KJ Hamler and nose tackle Mike Purcell have been placed on the Non-Football Injury (NFI) list ahead of training camp. Browning and Hamler had previously suffered injuries, while Hinton and Purcell's injuries are non-NFL related. Players on PUP and NFI count against the roster limit but can be activated and return to practice at any time.