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Buffalo's receiver misses a second straight game with the same shoulder that has bothered him since Week 4. The Bills have a bye next week, which buys him close to two more weeks of rest.
The league and Saints say their sites have not been disrupted as New Orleans prepares to travel Sunday night.
Williams is active at Atlanta, while Judkins and Tyler Warren are out for the 1 PM window. DJ Moore and KeAndre Lambert-Smith are the questionable calls to watch at 4 PM.
Los Angeles listed five players out for Week 6, including Tre' Harris and Derwin James on hamstrings and left tackle Joe Alt with a neck injury. Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston are both off the injury report after full Friday practices.
Washington's lead back missed every practice this week with a groin injury and is expected to sit in Week 6. Rachaad White and Austin Ekeler are next in line, and both are managing injuries of their own.
The Saints quarterback has played with fractures in his left hand since the Oct. 5 loss to Atlanta and is expected to start Sunday against the Giants. Keep him active, but make sure your superflex depth is ready.
New England moved the receiver to its 53-man roster Saturday, three days after opening his practice window from a high-ankle sprain. He is expected to play against the Jets, so get him out of your IR slot before 1 p.m.
Indianapolis ruled out its starting tight end shortly before Sunday's 1 p.m. kickoff after he entered the weekend questionable. Get him out of your RSO lineup now and lean on Will Mallory only as a short-term fill-in.
Houston brings two defenders back from injured reserve, adds Jawhar Jordan and Bryce Hall for Jacksonville, and waives two rookies.
Green Bay adds Williams, Mosby and Owen for Dallas while replacing Moore in the receiving and return rotations.
Denver can prepare the pass rusher for its October 25 game at Arizona; the league’s conduct investigation remains open.
Carter, Andrew Thomas and Jermaine Eluemunor returned to limited practice Friday; three other Giants are out.
The NFL cleared Packers running back Josh Jacobs to practice and play starting next week. The league's conduct investigation is still open, so a suspension remains possible.
Saquon Barkley will miss a second straight game with a hamstring strain when the Eagles host Carolina on Sunday. Will Shipley landed on injured reserve with a foot injury, leaving Dameon Pierce and Carson Steele as the only healthy backs.
DK Metcalf missed Friday's practice with an illness and is questionable for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers. Rico Dowdle is also questionable with a toe injury, but he practiced fully Friday.
Chicago listed running back Kyle Monangai as out for Week 6 after he missed every practice this week with thumb and toe injuries. Ben Johnson says he is trending in the right direction and will not go on injured reserve.
Carolina moved running back Trevor Etienne off injured reserve on Friday, and Dave Canales says he will be active against the Eagles. With AJ Dillon ruled out, Etienne slots in behind Chuba Hubbard.
Baltimore ruled its quarterback out Friday after an ankle injury kept him out of practice all week. Tyler Huntley is set to start for a second straight game.
Todd Monken said Friday that the rookie receiver will play against Baltimore after his Week 5 head injury. Concepcion carries no game status for Week 6, so owners can plan to use him again.
Tennessee returns a cornerback from injured reserve and waives Erick Hallett.
Mallory is back on the 53-man roster while Warren’s groin injury leaves Sunday availability unresolved.
Andy Reid confirmed Friday that the Kansas City receiver will miss Week 6 with hamstring and knee injuries. It is the first game Rice misses this season after he sat out practice all week.
The NFLPA will add a $10,000 donation to International Justice Mission after Henry’s second Freedom to Play event.
Mike LaFleur said Friday that the rookie's left ankle keeps him out Sunday, and Tyler Allgeier starts with Bam Knight behind him. The coach said there has been no discussion of injured reserve.