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NFC Notes: Todd Bowles, Jordyn Tyson, Buccaneers, Panthers, Saints
Todd Bowles jokes about a win without a pass after Baker Mayfield finished a rain‑soaked Buccaneers victory with zero completions, recalling the 1974 Bills beat the Jets on the ground. The Bucs sit 3‑5 as they dig in. Carolina’s Jaelan Phillips is day‑to‑day, with RB Jonathon Brooks and WR Xavier Legette awaiting clearance to return, while CB Marco Wilson stays in the lineup and DC Ejiro Evero has been fired. Saints rookie WR Jordyn Tyson may debut in Week 9 versus Cleveland after a summer hamstring setback, according to Adam Schefter.
Lions Signing LB K.J. Britt To Active Roster
The Detroit Lions add former Patriots practice‑squad linebacker K.J. Britt to their active roster, reported by Adam Schefter. The 27‑year‑old, a former Auburn All‑SEC starter, was drafted by Tampa Bay in the fifth round of the 2021 NFL Draft and completed a four‑year rookie deal. After a one‑year stint with the Dolphins in 2025 (35 tackles in 17 games), he saw limited action with New England in 2026 before joining Detroit.
Jags DT DaVon Hamilton Suffered Season-Ending Quad Injury
Jaguars defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton (29) suffers a torn quad that ends his 2026 season, NFL insider Ian Rapoport reports. The third‑round 2020 pick, a former Ohio State standout, logged seven games with eight tackles and half a sack before the injury. Hamilton had just signed a three‑year, $34.5 million extension and is heading into unrestricted free agency this offseason.
Rams Opening DE Myles Garrett’s Practice Window
The Los Angeles Rams have opened the practice window for veteran defensive end Myles Garrett, report Tom Pelissero. The 30‑year‑old, a former 2017 Browns first‑round pick, is in the second year of his $160 million, four‑year extension after a $125 million deal the previous season. Garrett, who logged 23 sacks and 60 tackles in 2025, was acquired by the Rams in a blockbuster trade that also sent two first‑round picks and DE Jared Verse to Cleveland. Further details are pending.
AFC Notes: Steelers Trade Rumors, Jared Verse, Browns, Bengals
The AFC roundup notes that Bengals DT DJ Turner is day‑to‑day with a heel injury but may suit up in Week 9, while DE Cedric Johnson is also a game‑time possibility. Browns DE Jared Verse fires back at the Steelers after a lackluster performance, maintaining his trash‑talk despite a modest stat line, and Cleveland remains hesitant to move WR Jerry Jeudy amid a 5‑2 record. The Steelers are rumored to chase a receiver, though they may balk at market price, and WR Michael Pittman Jr. battles a lingering foot injury that could see him back after the bye. Meanwhile, WR Germie Bernard brushes off the trade chatter, staying focused on the field.
NFC Notes: Jonathan Taylor, Dak Prescott, Cowboys, Eagles, Giants
Dak Prescott defends Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer after the team's collapse to the Cardinals, saying blame belongs to the entire 11-man roster and staff. Meanwhile, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni refuses to discuss offensive coordinator Sean Mannion’s future after a Week 8 loss, emphasizing his faith in the coaching staff despite disappointing results and taking personal responsibility for the team's struggles. In the Giants' corner, Colts front‑office sources report that running back Jonathan Taylor remains their top free‑agent target, but an exorbitant price may force the Colts to explore other offensive options before the deadline.
AFC Notes: Jets Trade Rumors, Malik Willis, Dolphins, Bills
The AFC roundup highlights three storylines: The Bills credit a post‑bye defensive boost under new coordinator Jim Leonhard, with LB Terrel Bernard saying the team is finally syncing on scheme and communication. Dolphins QB Malik Willis defends his candid rebuke of RB Ollie Gordon’s taunting penalty, earning praise from head coach Jeff Hafley for his honesty and leadership. Meanwhile, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn rebuffs trade gossip about RB Breece Hall, insisting he’s staying, while insider Connor Hughes claims tension between WR Garrett Wilson and former QB Aaron Rodgers could spark a trade request if Rodgers returns for a third season.
Packers Signing QB Cam Miller To Practice Squad
The Green Bay Packers add 24‑year‑old quarterback Cam Miller to their practice squad, NFLTradeRumors.co reports. Miller, a 2025 sixth‑round pick of the Las Vegas Raiders, spent last season on the Raiders’ practice squad before a brief stint with Miami, where he was waived this preseason. At North Dakota State he logged 67 games, completing 69% for 9,721 yards, 81 TDs and 19 INTs, plus 2,277 rushing yards and 48 rushing TDs. The move follows a September workout with Green Bay.
Cardinals WR Kendrick Bourne Likely Out For Season With Ankle Injury
Cardinals wide receiver Kendrick Bourne is slated to miss the rest of the 2026 season after suffering an ankle injury over the weekend, according to The Athletic. At 31, Bourne has appeared in eight games this year, recording 26 catches for 263 yards. The team is expected to place him on injured reserve and add a replacement. Bourne’s career includes stints with the 49ers, Patriots and a two‑year, $16.47 million deal with Arizona signed this offseason.
NFL Transactions: Monday 11/2
Monday’s NFL roster moves see the Texans reshuffle the backfield, releasing Deuce Vaughn and adding DT Naquan Jones from the 49ers’ practice squad along with RB Josh Pitsenberger. The Giants drop NT Josh Tupou and bring in RB Eric Gray, while the Ravens swap RB Lucas Scott for QB Austin Reed on their practice squad. Notable releases include the Falcons cutting LB Drake Jackson and the Patriots waiving DB Elliott Davison. Several teams also elevate players from practice squads, such as the Seahawks promoting WR Montorie Foster and T Bobby Hart.
Packers Host Five Defenders For Workouts
The Green Bay Packers held workouts on Monday for five defensive prospects, according to the NFL Transaction Wire. The participants were defensive ends Vincent Anthony and Seth Coleman, plus linebackers DJ Johnson, Dasan McCullough and Reid Wiliford. Coleman, a former four‑star recruit from Illinois who signed as an undrafted free agent with the Seahawks in 2025, has yet to see regular‑season action despite stints with the Colts and Dolphins, compiling 183 tackles, 28 TFL and 15.5 sacks in college. The other players are also vying for a roster spot.
NFL Officially Reinstates Falcons OLB James Pearce Jr.
The NFL transaction wire confirms that Falcons outside linebacker James Pearce Jr. is reinstated after missing eight games for a domestic‑violence suspension. Pearce, a 2025 first‑round pick (26th overall) who logged 10.5 sacks and 27 tackles last season, faces a five‑charge indictment stemming from a February incident with former girlfriend Rickea Jackson. The Falcons aim to slot him back into the lineup before their Week 9 game in Madrid against the Bengals. Pearce is in the second year of a four‑year, $16.76 million contract with a fifth‑year option.
Jaguars S Eric Murray Out For Season
Jaguars head coach Liam Coen confirms safety Eric Murray will miss the rest of the 2026 season after suffering an elbow injury in the Week 8 victory over the Colts. The 32‑year‑old, who joined Jacksonville on a three‑year, $22.5 million deal in March 2025, had appeared in six games with 15 tackles before going down. With starting safety Antonio Johnson also out and Caleb Ransaw on IR, Jacksonville promoted second‑year Rayuan Lane to start alongside Kaevon Merriweather.
Chiefs Cut CB Kader Kohou
The Kansas City Chiefs have released cornerback Kader Kohou from their practice squad, according to the NFL Official Transaction Wire. The 27‑year‑old, who began his NFL career with the Miami Dolphins in 2022 and logged 45 tackles, two interceptions and eight pass defenses in 15 games last season, re‑joined Kansas City this offseason before being cut after camp. Kohou now becomes a free agent.
Cardinals Naming Gardner Minshew Starting QB For Week 9, Carson Beck QB2
The Arizona Cardinals announce Gardner Minshew as the Week 9 starter against Seattle, bumping Jacoby Brissett to third‑string. Minshew, who sparked a comeback win over Dallas after replacing Brissett in Week 8, now leads the offense, while rookie Carson Beck is named the backup. Analysts suggest Brissett could become a trade chip. Minshew, 30, is a former 2019 sixth‑round pick who has bounced from the Jaguars to the Eagles, Colts, Raiders and Chiefs before signing a one‑year deal with Arizona for 2026. He’s 73.9% complete for 188 yards and three TDs in his lone Cardinals appearance.
Falcons Cut Two Edge Rushers
The Atlanta Falcons have cut two edge rushers, releasing outside linebacker Jared Ivey from the 53-man roster and practice‑squad youngster Drake Jackson on Monday, according to team site reporter Tori McElhaney. Jackson, a 2022 second‑round pick from USC who spent his rookie year with the 49ers and later signed with Washington before joining Atlanta’s practice squad, is now a free agent. Ivey’s roster status isn’t detailed, but both moves clear space for new talent as the Falcons reshape their defense ahead of the season.
Patriots Made Two Roster Moves Monday
The New England Patriots made two roster changes on Monday, November 2, 2026: they waived safety Elliott Davison and added running back Terrell Jennings to the practice squad. Jennings, a 25‑year‑old former undrafted free agent from Florida A&M, has bounced between the Patriots’ active roster and practice squad over the past three seasons, posting 73 rushing yards and a touchdown in seven games last year before spending time on injured reserve.
Browns Waived RB Audric Estime
The Cleveland Browns have waived running back Audric Estime after a brief stint on their active roster. The 23‑year‑old, a former Notre Dame two‑year starter, was drafted by Denver in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL Draft (pick 147) and signed a four‑year, $4.359 million rookie contract. After being cut by the Broncos, he bounced between the Eagles' practice squad, the Saints (injury release), and Minnesota before joining Cleveland in October. He logged one game in 2026, rushing nine carries for 19 yards and a touchdown.
Seahawks Planning To Activate RB Jadarian Price For MNF
The Seattle Seahawks are set to activate rookie RB Jadarian Price from injured reserve for Monday Night Football Week 8 against the Chicago Bears, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports. Seattle simultaneously waives RB Robert Henry Jr. and promotes WR Montorie Foster Jr. and OT Bobby Hart from the practice squad. The 23‑year‑old first‑round pick (32nd overall, 2026) missed his freshman season with a torn Achilles but earned first‑team All‑American honors as a kick returner in 2025. In his rookie year he’s logged 28 carries for 119 yards and four receptions for 21 yards.
Ravens Signed QB Austin Reed To PS
The Baltimore Ravens add quarterback Austin Reed to their practice squad, releasing fullback Lucas Scott to make room. Reed, 26, spent training camp with the Ravens in August and could serve as the backup QB on Thursday unless another quarterback is signed. He entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Chicago Bears in 2024, later joining their practice squad and signing a futures deal in 2025 before being cut. In college, Reed played 52 games, throwing for 14,488 yards, 138 TDs and rushing for 636 yards and 20 scores.
Bengals P-Squad QB Josh Johnson Option For Ravens
Ian Rapoport reports that the Baltimore Ravens could poach Bengals practice‑squad quarterback Josh Johnson amid a sudden QB shortage. The 40‑year‑old veteran, a former 2012 fifth‑round pick, has bounced around 15 NFL teams and could earn an active roster spot and a pay raise by leaving Cincinnati. While rookie UDFA Joe Fagnano is set to start Thursday against the Jaguars, signing Johnson would free RB Justice Hill from serving as a backup QB. Johnson last saw action in 2025 with Washington, posting a 63% completion rate across five games.
Brandon Aiyuk Close To Hiring New Representatives In Effort To Return To NFL
49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk is reportedly hiring new representatives to pursue reinstatement and a return to the NFL after being sidelined this season. Though San Francisco still holds his rights, head coach Kyle Shanahan dismissed any reunion in late September. Aiyuk, the No. 25 overall pick in 2020, signed a four‑year, $120 million extension with $76 million guaranteed after a near‑trade to the Steelers. He played seven games in 2024, catching 23 passes for 351 yards with no touchdowns. Jordan Schultz of NFLTradeRumors says the move could pave the way for Aiyuk’s comeback.
Schefter: Raiders Not Looking To Trade Players
Adam Schechter told the Pat McAfee Show that the Las Vegas Raiders aren’t entertaining any trade talks because the team is in playoff contention. While Maxx Crosby and veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins have sparked rumors, Schechter says the Raiders are committed to Cousins, who is under a $20 million deal for 2026 after a recent release from the Falcons. Cousins has started eight games this season, posting a 63.6% completion rate, 2,124 yards, 19 touchdowns and five interceptions, and the franchise plans to keep him while they chase a postseason run.
49ers Sign WR KhaDarel Hodge
The San Francisco 49ers add veteran wide receiver KhaDarel Hodge to their practice squad after DT Naquan Jones departs for Houston. Hodge, 31, has bounced around the league since going undrafted in 2018, with stints at the Rams, Browns, Lions and a two‑year, $6 million extension with the Falcons before being released in 2026. He’s appeared in three games this season, recording one catch for 18 yards. The move bolsters the 49ers’ depth as the season heads into its final stretch.
Panthers Designating OL Brady Christensen To Return From IR
Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales announces OL Brady Christensen will be designated to return from injured reserve. Christensen has a 21‑day window to practice and earn a spot on the 53‑man roster, or he reverts to IR for the season. The 29‑year‑old third‑round pick (2021) finished his rookie deal in 2024, re‑signed as a UF‑A on a $2.7 M one‑year contract last offseason, and logged eight games (four starts) in 2025.
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