Kyle Shanahan said Samuel's hamstring strain made him an IR candidate, but the Week 8 bye lets San Francisco keep him active and wait. Evans missed the first practice of the week with Achilles soreness and a rib injury.
Brown practiced during his return window; Vrabel says New England will make its decision Saturday.
Andy Reid held the Chiefs receiver out of the first practice after Kansas City's bye. Rice has not practiced since hurting the hamstring in Week 4 against the Raiders.
The rookie receiver returns to practice Wednesday after missing every game since Week 1 with an ankle injury. Breece Hall and Adonai Mitchell remain week to week.
New England loses TreVeyon Henderson for multiple weeks with a high ankle sprain, while Montez Sweat draws a two-game PED ban and Tanner Hudson is done for the year. Here is what RSO owners should do before Week 6.
Browning is expected to join the practice squad; the Chargers have not announced his roster assignment.
New England adds a familiar running back and cornerback D’Shawn Jamison; Haskins has not been promoted to the active roster.
Cleveland moved Sanders (hip) to injured reserve Tuesday, costing him at least four games. The club filled the 53-man spot with Audric Estime off Minnesota's practice squad.
Jacksonville places its left tackle on injured reserve; Walker Little is expected to step in while the surgery determines the recovery timetable.
Hudson tore his pec on special teams in Sunday's win over Miami and is expected to miss the rest of the year, his agent told ESPN and WLWT. Cincinnati has not announced an IR move yet.
New England's second-year running back has a high ankle sprain from Sunday's win over the Raiders and will not need surgery, per ESPN. Rhamondre Stevenson leads the backfield, with Corey Kiner and practice-squad back Lan Larison behind him.
Minnesota and San Francisco stayed unbeaten, while Jaylen Warren, Bucky Irving and Braelon Allen had big days on the ground. Here is every Week 5 result with the fantasy lines and injuries RSO owners need for Week 6.
Buffalo beat the Rams 37-34 in overtime Monday night, while the NFL suspended Dre Greenlaw and Houston called David Montgomery week-to-week. Here is what RSO owners should do before Week 6.
Smith-Njigba and Leonard Williams have no Thursday designation; Thomas, Surratt and Charbonnet are out.
The veteran long snapper is heading to London, NFL Network reported, after DaVon Hamilton handled the job in Jacksonville’s win over Philadelphia.
Andy Reid confirmed the practice-squad reunion while Kansas City adjusts its receiver group after Thornton’s ankle injury.
Cincinnati adds the former Notre Dame linebacker from Jacksonville; Zac Taylor said Bozeman’s injury is not believed to end his season.
Denver ruled Hufanga and Surtain out against Seattle; Riley Moss is questionable after a limited week.
Pittsburgh gets its leading receiver back on track but faces another tight-end injury decision.