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The Arizona Cardinals finalized their initial 53-man roster for 2025, with notable surprises including the release of standout Simi Fehoko, the placement of rookie Walter Nolen III on the PUP list, and the addition of Zonovan 'Bam' Knight to the running back room. Veteran Justin Jones secured his spot despite injury concerns, and roster manipulations are expected to continue.
Detroit Lions running back Zonovan Knight is expected to miss the remainder of the 2023 season due to a shoulder injury suffered in last Sunday's game. Knight, who signed with the Lions as a free agent this offseason, had limited playing time this season. David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs are the top two running backs for the Lions, although Gibbs' availability for the upcoming game is uncertain due to a hamstring injury.
Detroit Lions running back Zonovan Knight's shoulder injury suffered during Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers is reportedly season-ending. With Knight out, the Lions' running back position is short-handed, with only David Montgomery and Craig Reynolds available on the 53-man roster. Devine Ozigbo may be called up from the practice squad. Despite the setback, Montgomery has been performing well and is considered the team's workhorse back. Reynolds also showed promise in the last game. Knight and cornerback Emmanuel Moseley are expected to be placed on the injury list, creating two open spots on the roster. Knight may have the opportunity to return to the team next season.
Zonovan Knight's chances of making the New York Jets' roster took a hit as he struggled in their preseason game against the Buccaneers, with eight carries for 33 yards and a fumble. With the signing of Dalvin Cook and the emergence of Michael Carter, Knight is likely competing with Carter for a roster spot. The Jets' offensive line is also facing uncertainty, with several players dealing with injuries and underwhelming performances in training camp. Rookie wide receiver Jason Brownlee had a good game, while safety Ashtyn Davis and defensive end Bryce Huff made their cases for roster spots.