
Ravens release WR Chris Moore with Lane eligible to return
Baltimore cut Moore from the 53-man roster Tuesday and also released Xavier Guillory from the practice squad. Rookie Ja'Kobi Lane is eligible to come off injured reserve for Week 6.
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Baltimore cut Moore from the 53-man roster Tuesday and also released Xavier Guillory from the practice squad. Rookie Ja'Kobi Lane is eligible to come off injured reserve for Week 6.

Los Angeles is moving on from Mevis a day after a missed 50-yarder and a blocked 48-yard try in overtime cost it Monday night's game against Buffalo. Grupe comes over from the Jets' practice squad.

A reporter observed McCord and Cook handling throws Tuesday; no injury was known, and Hafley has kept Willis as Miami’s starter.

Matt LaFleur says the pass rusher is getting closer, while ESPN reports Green Bay does not expect him to practice this week.

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.

Derrick Brooks reduced Jackson’s suspension to one game on appeal; the Rams tackle will miss the Cardinals game.

Carolina designated running back Trevor Etienne to return from injured reserve on Tuesday after an August ankle injury. Chuba Hubbard and AJ Dillon are the only backs on the 53-man roster, so Etienne could slot in as the top backup.

Brian Schottenheimer confirms Parker will stay on the sideline, Pettine will work from the booth and report directly to the head coach.

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.

Week 6 opens Thursday with Seahawks at Broncos on Prime Video and ends Monday with Commanders at 49ers on ESPN and ABC. The Bengals, Lions, Dolphins and Vikings are on bye.

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.

Allen rushed for 121 yards in a 37–34 win that survived a late Rams touchdown and an overtime Cook fumble.

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.

Buffalo will debut Skyler Bell with Joshua Palmer out; Los Angeles has cleared Aaron Donald, Colby Parkinson and Jaylen Watson to return.

Buffalo lists DJ Moore as questionable with a shoulder injury and called up Trent Sherfield from the practice squad before Monday night's game in Los Angeles. Joshua Palmer and Ed Oliver are out, while the Rams' Quentin Lake is questionable.

DeMeco Ryans put Monday's timetable on the bruise after Montgomery left Sunday's win over Tennessee. Woody Marks is next up for Houston's London trip to Jacksonville.

The league docked the 49ers linebacker without pay for Week 6 against Washington after Sunday's ejection in Seattle. Greenlaw is appealing the suspension, per Ian Rapoport.