
Giants release Odell Beckham Jr. and promote Berrios and Charlie Jones
New York ends Beckham's return after 19 snaps and no catches, while bringing two practice-squad receivers onto the active roster.
Injury reports, practice notes, and roster moves.
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New York ends Beckham's return after 19 snaps and no catches, while bringing two practice-squad receivers onto the active roster.

The Steelers removed Brandin Echols’ concussion designation Thursday ahead of their game at Cleveland. Pittsburgh also added defensive lineman Yahya Black as questionable for personal reasons. Jalen Ramsey remains questionable with a wrist injury, and running back Rico Dowdle remains out with a toe injury.

New England placed Van Roten on IR after his Jacksonville start, leaving another offensive line decision before the trip to Buffalo.

Dallas is discussing potential additions after its loss to Baltimore. Jones named no completed deal, leaving the next move unresolved.

Lewis is expected to miss the Detroit game; Carolina adds guard depth while medical evaluations continue.

Cincinnati signs Tinsley from Houston, moves Hudson to the active roster and puts Jalen Davis on injured reserve.

Baltimore placed centers Jovaughn Gwyn and Ethan Pocic on injured reserve Saturday and elevated guard Kyle Hergel from the practice squad for Sunday's game against Tennessee. The transactions deepen the offensive line changes after both centers were injured in the fourth quarter of the Ravens' win over Dallas in Rio de Janeiro.

San Francisco moves Judon from a practice-squad option to its Sunday game-day roster and gives Valdez a 53-man spot.

Elijah Garcia joins the active roster; Alex Austin, Tyrek Funderburk and Juanyeh Thomas sign to the practice squad.

ESPN reports a torn biceps and planned surgery for Minnesota's blocking tight end. The Vikings have not announced a roster move or return timetable.

Tampa Bay’s rookie quarterback will face Green Bay with two established offensive options available.

Minnesota announced a deal for a 2027 fifth-round pick, pending a physical. New York gains another young option while Jameis Winston remains the current starter.

Minnesota’s Sunday decisions settle its receiving group after two questionable designations and Saturday practice-squad elevations.

Washington ruled the linebacker out after he was carted off in the second quarter; his status for the Colts game in London is undetermined.

New York got the result against Tennessee, but its pass rush faces another availability question before Week 4.

Miami signed Carlos Washington Jr. from the practice squad to its active roster Saturday, adding a third running back before Sunday's game at Minnesota. The Dolphins also elevated defensive lineman Mazi Smith and edge Rodney McGraw for the game.

Carolina placed Xavier Legette on injured reserve Saturday, extending the wide receiver's absence beyond Sunday night's game against Detroit. The Panthers also announced that left tackle Monroe Freeling cleared concussion protocol and is cleared to play, removing another uncertainty from an offense still waiting on Jalen Coker.

NFL Network says Green Bay is signing the veteran guard off Dallas' practice squad, a potential answer after Aaron Banks and Zach Bako-Bewele missed the Falcons loss.

Locke’s foot injury creates a four-game absence; Dallas promoted Justin Barron and elevated Reddy Steward before Baltimore.

Buffalo secured its return specialist before facing the Chargers while a hamstring injury removes Hancock from the defensive back rotation for at least four games.

Evans’ hip remains a game-day question; Robinson’s high ankle sprain leaves San Francisco without another receiver.

Houston restores its receiver after two missed games, while several defensive and offensive-line decisions remain open.

Los Angeles confirms Colby Parkinson is inactive Sunday; Puka Nacua and Tyler Higbee are absent from the inactive list.

The two backs at the top of Pittsburgh’s early depth chart have separate Week 3 availability concerns, leaving the final workload unsettled.