
Chargers rule out six for Bills game, including Pipkins and Awosika
Los Angeles enters Sunday with two offensive line absences and a depleted tight end room; Buffalo also has two questionable receivers.
Reporting from the NFL desk.
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Los Angeles enters Sunday with two offensive line absences and a depleted tight end room; Buffalo also has two questionable receivers.

Friday limited work leaves the tight end available; Las Vegas confirms a missing guard in the unbeaten matchup.

Walker leads Kansas City with 290 rushing yards; coaches are discussing more work for rookie Emmett Johnson without naming a fixed split.

Harvey was inactive last week, but returned to full practice; Coleman missed all three sessions with an ankle injury.

Bain is officially out; Trotter is listed doubtful, and Todd Bowles said he will not play. Tampa Bay has named rotation options at both positions.

Julian Love returned to limited practice Wednesday after missing Seattle's Week 3 game with a calf injury. Ty Okada remained out of practice with a hamstring injury. The Seahawks' current Week 4 report separates their situations as Seattle prepares to host the Chargers on Sunday. Neither player has received a final designation for that game.

The rookie has a team-high 113 receiving yards through two games; Miami must replace his production against Kansas City.

The thumb injury removes New York’s returning tight-end starter from a group built for multiple-tight-end sets.

The Week 2 NFC defensive player of the week missed all three practices; Bobby Okereke and Tyrel Dodson have prepared to relay the calls.

Dallas elevated defensive backs Reddy Steward and Juanyeh Thomas from the practice squad Saturday for Sunday's game at Houston. The additions give the Cowboys two more secondary options alongside the expected debut of newly acquired cornerback Joey Porter Jr.

Ertz receives his second consecutive game-day elevation as Philadelphia adds two tight ends for the Rams game.

A torn patellar tendon ends Bako-Bewele's season and forces Green Bay to rebuild its offensive line before Thursday's Falcons game.

Penix returns from last season's ACL injury against Green Bay, giving Atlanta a new quarterback baseline after an 0-2 start and two games without a red-zone appearance.

New York says Jaxson Dart will miss the rest of the regular season. Jameis Winston starts against Tennessee, with postseason recovery still undetermined.

New England reclassified the receiver's 2026 incentives, creating short-term cap space while making the bonuses harder to earn.

Denver brings a pressure-heavy defense to Arrowhead for Monday Night Football, while Kansas City begins the Patrick Mahomes comeback season with questions at left tackle.

Skattebo leads the Giants backfield, Nabers returns with nine targets and Williams scores twice for Dallas.

The workload and scoring takeaways from Vikings–Packers, Eagles–Commanders, Raiders–Dolphins and Cardinals–Chargers.

McBride gains 95 yards and scores; Allgeier handles 17 carries while rookie Love reaches the end zone.

The Las Vegas back gains 147 scrimmage yards and catches two touchdowns in a 27-13 win.

Four Goedert catches yielded 77 yards and two scores; Wicks turned two catches into 73 yards and a touchdown.

Jefferson and Hockenson remained productive after Murray left with a concussion, while Watson and Golden led Green Bay’s receiving work.

Malik Nabers is active for New York. Dallas opens at MetLife with Tyler Smith and Malik Davis on injured reserve and a new defense facing Jaxson Dart.

Lawrence throws four touchdowns to four receivers, with Washington leading the targets that turn into production.