Injury reports, practice notes, and roster moves.
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Las Vegas will play at New England without Nailor (concussion) and Dont'e Thornton Jr. (hamstring). Jeanty missed Friday practice with an ankle and foot injury but will travel and try to play.
New England will be without Hollins on Sunday, with A.J. Brown already on injured reserve. The Patriots also ruled out four cornerbacks, including starters Christian Gonzalez and Carlton Davis III.
Cincinnati’s top receivers remain uncertain for Sunday. Higgins is questionable, while Chase still needs concussion clearance.
Dan Quinn said Friday that Diggs will miss Sunday's game. Jayden Daniels is good to go, and Terry McLaurin is trending toward playing after returning to practice.
Ben Johnson said Friday that Monangai saw a specialist and will miss Sunday's game at Green Bay. He is week-to-week but not an injured reserve candidate, and D'Andre Swift is expected to lead the backfield.
Dallas waived Demercado on Thursday afternoon so Tyler Smith could come off injured reserve. The back had five carries for 15 yards in two games after a Week 1 claim from Kansas City.
Washington waived the 2026 sixth-round pick Thursday after 12 carries for 41 yards in four games. He can be claimed for 24 hours, or return to the practice squad if he clears.
Green Bay promoted Strong from the practice squad Thursday. Beat reporter Matt Schneidman wrote the move is a sign Brooks will miss Sunday against the Bears.
Philadelphia added Wicks to Thursday's injury report after he was limited in practice. DeVonta Smith and Marquise Brown again did not practice ahead of Sunday's game at the Jaguars.
Baltimore's quarterback sat out Wednesday with the ankle he hurt against Tennessee, and coach Jesse Minter says Jackson can play without a full week of practice. Thursday's participation report is the next signal before the game in Atlanta.
Malik Nabers says his right knee is more sore than usual after his best game since ACL surgery. Thursday's practice report is the next check before Sunday's game at Washington.
Dell, Braden Smith and Kayden McDonald practiced Wednesday; the Texans still have to decide when they are ready to play.
The Giants return specialist’s reported surgery plan follows the foot and ankle injury he suffered against Arizona.
Rookie Jayden Williams is set to replace Johnson at left tackle, while Arizona reports a potential veteran addition in Jedrick Wills Jr.
Philadelphia loses its longtime protection anchor ahead of the Jacksonville game in London; Bell played the full Rams game Sunday.
KC Concepcion and Tylan Wallace can return; Judkins, Graham, Schwesinger and Barnett remain questionable.
Baltimore’s tight end played half the offensive snaps through four games; an MRI reportedly confirmed a season-ending tear.
Saturday’s roster move confirms an absence of at least four games; Indianapolis also elevates Nick Westbrook-Ikhine for Pittsburgh.
Brown remains on injured reserve, Hollins’ practice availability is uncertain and New England has named no addition or replacement workload.
The reported hamstring outlook adds detail to Barkley’s recovery, while Bigsby heads toward injured reserve. Philadelphia has announced no Week 5 workload plan.
Joe Huber replaced Donovan Jackson on Sunday. The Vikings expect surgery to end Jackson’s regular season, while Christian Darrisaw remains in concussion protocol.
Pittsburgh turns to a veteran cornerback from Tampa Bay’s practice squad as injuries further reduce its secondary options.
Denver starts Chargers preparation without two cornerbacks and a receiver; the coach does not expect injured-reserve moves for Surtain or Bryant.
Green Bay loses a linebacker who had nine tackles, a sack and an interception Sunday. Isaiah McDuffie replaced him against Tampa Bay.