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AFC Notes: Josh Downs, Jonathan Taylor, Colts, Texans, Titans

The Colts are amid a trade‑deadline fire sale, but head coach Shane Steichen affirms running back Jonathan Taylor remains on the roster, while wideout Josh Downs, who has asked for a trade, says his focus is on the Week 9 showdown with the Cowboys. In Houston, the Texans add WR Marvin Harrison Jr. for a second‑round pick and also acquire Kayshon Boutte, with GM Nick Caserio explaining the move fits their short‑term plans and isn’t tied to draft concerns. Meanwhile, Titans rookie linebacker Anthony Hill, who has started all eight games with 82 tackles, uses the Week 9 bye to self‑evaluate and improve. The piece offers a snapshot of recent roster moves and player remarks ahead of key upcoming games.

NFC Notes: Kelvin Banks, Jordyn Tyson, Ejiro Evero, Panthers, Saints

The Carolina Panthers dismissed defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero, promoting defensive line coach Todd Wash to interim DC. Players praised Wash’s emotional, passionate approach, noting his communication and willingness to listen. Defensive end Princely Umanmielen, OLB Patrick Jones II, and DT Derrick Brown highlighted the boost in morale, while CB Mike Jackson is close to returning from a groin injury. Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints see rookie WR Jordyn Tyson activated for Week 9, claiming he’s in his best shape ever, and OT Kelvin Banks Jr. moves off injured reserve after a strong rehab. Head coach Kellen Moore urges improvements in the team’s run defense and quicker scoring starts, as the Saints have scored in the first quarter only once in eight weeks.

NFC Notes: Dak Prescott, Nick Sirianni, Cowboys, Eagles, Giants

Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott admits the offense still lacks a proud identity, while Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni downplays a recent quarterback change, emphasizing his focus on winning. Meanwhile, New York Giants coach John Harbaugh reveals he contacted Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk about a possible trade for defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons, sparking controversy over informal outreach rules. Harbaugh stresses the Giants need a financially suitable player and will keep shopping before the trade deadline.

AFC Notes: Trade Market, Drake Maye, D’Angelo Ponds, Bills, Jets, Dolphins

As the NFL trade deadline nears, the league has already logged 60 deals, with insiders noting a shift toward aggressive, pick‑swap‑driven transactions. Bills GM Brandon Beane and an anonymous AFC exec say modern GMs embrace creativity under intense win‑now pressure. Meanwhile, Jets coach Aaron Glenn promises rookie cornerback D’Angelo Ponds his first snaps, while Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel backs quarterback Drake Maye, urging more downfield throws to unlock his potential. The piece ties the bustling trade market to emerging talent on the Bills, Jets, and Patriots.

NFL Transactions: Saturday 11/7

Saturday’s NFL roster moves see the 49ers activate WR Demarcus Robinson and place Christian Kirk on IR, while the Broncos shuffle a handful of players, adding DB Sean Fresch and moving Taylor Rapp back to the practice squad. The Cowboys bring back LB Marist Liufau and promote WR Jordan Hudson, and the Rams activate Myles Garrett and Ronnie Rivers. Numerous teams, including the Bears, Chiefs, and Patriots, also elevate practice‑squad talent and adjust IR lists across positions.

Jets Elevate OT Brant Banks & LB Troy Reeder

The New York Jets have promoted offensive tackle Brant Banks and linebacker Troy Reeder from the practice squad to the active roster. Reeder, a 32‑year‑old former undrafted Delaware standout, has bounced around the league—stints with the Rams, Chargers, Vikings, and Lions—before joining New York, where he’s logged four tackles in four games this season. The moves signal the Jets’ effort to bolster depth on both the line and defense as the 2026 campaign progresses.

Raiders Make Two Moves Including Releasing WR Phillip Dorsett

The Las Vegas Raiders announce two roster moves: defensive tackle Tim Keenan earns a promotion from the practice squad, while veteran wide receiver Phillip Dorsett is released. Dorsett, a 2015 first‑round pick who has bounced between teams—including the Colts, Patriots, Seahawks, Jaguars, Texans, Broncos and a brief stint with the Falcons—joined the Raiders in 2025 on a futures contract and has been on and off the roster. The move marks the latest shift for the 33‑year‑old after appearing in just two games with the Broncos in 2023.

49ers Announce Three Moves, Place WR Christian Kirk On IR

The San Francisco 49ers place WR Christian Kirk on injured reserve after a meniscus tear in Thursday practice. To fill the void, they activate Demarcus Robinson and promote KhaDarel Hodge from the practice squad. Kirk, a 29‑year‑old former second‑round pick, entered 2026 on a one‑year deal after stints with the Jaguars and Texans, where he logged 28 catches for 239 yards and one TD in 2025. The moves reshape the 49ers' receiving corps heading into the final weeks of the season.

Eagles Call Up Two For Week 9 Including RB Elijah Mitchell

The Philadelphia Eagles promote running back Elijah Mitchell and defensive back Cole Wisniewski from the practice squad for Week 9 against the New York Giants. Mitchell, a 2021 sixth‑round pick who bounced from the 49ers to the Chiefs, Patriots and now the Eagles, spent 2025 in a single Chiefs game before landing on the practice squad following an injury settlement. The moves give the Eagles depth at RB and DB for the upcoming matchup.

Giants Announce Four Moves, Sign WR Jalin Hyatt To Active Roster

The New York Giants reshuffle their roster ahead of Week 9 against the Eagles, promoting RB Phil Mafah and DE Dawuane Smoot from the practice squad, adding QB Jake Haener to the practice squad, and elevating WR Jalin Hyatt to the active roster. Hyatt, a 2022 unanimous All‑American and Biletnikoff Award winner taken 73rd overall, had been cut after his rookie deal’s final year but re‑signed to the practice squad and now returns to the lineup after posting five catches for 35 yards and 111 kickoff return yards in eight games last season.

Broncos Activate WR Pat Bryant, Among Other Moves

The Denver Broncos activate 23‑year‑old WR Pat Bryant from injured reserve, adding him to a four‑year, $6.58 million deal with a $1.43 million signing bonus. Bryant, a former Illinois starter and 2024 Second‑Team All‑Big Ten honoree, has played four games this season, logging nine catches for 133 yards and a touchdown. Denver also elevates S Taylor Rapp for a second straight week, places DL Eyioma Uwazurike on IR, promotes RB Cody Schrader, and signs CB Sean Fresch to the active roster.

Seahawks Make Three Moves, Call Up OT Bobby Hart

The Seattle Seahawks sign defensive tackle Deven Eastern to the active roster and promote offensive tackle Bobby Hart and wide receiver Montorie Foster Jr. for Week 9 against the Arizona Cardinals. Hart, 32, is a journeyman who entered the league as a 2015 seventh‑round pick by the Giants and has bounced among the Bengals, Bills, Dolphins, Titans, Commanders, Chargers and now Seattle, logging 10 games and eight starts for the Chargers in 2025. The moves add depth ahead of the Cardinals showdown.

Panthers Elevating Two Cornerbacks

The Carolina Panthers promote cornerbacks Marco Wilson and Corey Thornton to the active roster for Week 9. Wilson, a 27‑year‑old former fourth‑round pick of the Cardinals (2021), has bounced around the league—claimed by New England, a brief stint with Cincinnati, a one‑year deal in 2025, and a short stay with Miami before joining Carolina’s practice squad. He debuted against the Packers, recording six tackles and two pass deflections in his lone 2026 appearance.

Cardinals Announce Three Week 9 Roster Moves

The Arizona Cardinals make three Week 9 roster moves ahead of their Seattle matchup, activating offensive lineman Isaiah Adams from IR and promoting running back Jerome Ford and tight end Shawn Bowman to the active roster. Ford, a former 5th‑round 2022 pick who spent 2025 with the Browns (13 games, 73 rushing yards, 103 receiving yards), signed a one‑year deal with the Commanders in March before being released and joining the Cardinals’ practice squad last month. Adams returns to bolster the line, while Bowman adds depth at TE.

Cowboys Made Four Moves

Mike Garafolo reports the Dallas Cowboys made four roster moves on Nov. 7, 2026: rookie lineback​er Malachi Lawrence lands on injured reserve, OLB Marist Liufau returns from IR, and WR Jordan Hudson plus TE James Mitchell are elevated from the practice squad. Lawrence, a 2026 first‑round pick and former First‑Team All‑Big 12 at UCF, recorded five tackles and one sack in eight games before the IR stint. The moves free a roster spot while bolstering depth at receiver and tight end.

Saints Activating LT Kelvin Banks

The New Orleans Saints are set to activate left tackle Kelvin Banks, who has recovered from surgery after a high‑ankle sprain suffered in September. The 22‑year‑old, a former five‑star recruit from Texas, earned second‑team All‑Big 12 honors in 2022, second‑team All‑American in 2023 and first‑team All‑American in 2024 before being drafted No. 9 overall in the 2026 first round. He signed a four‑year, $27.73 million deal with a $16.81 million signing bonus and logged 17 starts in 2025.

Commanders Activate DT Jer’Zhan Newton

The Washington Commanders have activated defensive tackle Jer’Zhan Newton, ending his stint on the IR since a mid‑August pectoral injury. The 24‑year‑old, a 2023 consensus All‑American from Illinois and a second‑round pick (No. 36, 2024), returns after a faster‑than‑expected recovery. Newton logged 38 tackles, five sacks, a forced fumble and four TFLs in 17 games last season. His four‑year rookie deal totals $9.76 million, with free agency slated for 2028.

Saints Releasing RB Kendre Miller

The New Orleans Saints have cut running back Kendre Miller, 24, after two seasons with the team. A former First‑team All‑Big 12 standout at TCU, Miller was drafted in the third round (71st overall) in 2023 and signed a four‑year, $5.65 million rookie deal. In 2026 he saw action in six games, logging 159 rushing yards on 57 carries (2.8 YPC) and two touchdowns. Further details will be reported as they emerge.

Browns Made Two Moves, QB Deshaun Watson Cleared Concussion Protocol

The Cleveland Browns make two roster moves ahead of Week 9 in New Orleans: defensive tackle Sam Kamara, a 2021 Stony Brook undrafted free agent who has logged three games, 10 tackles and three TFLs this season, returns from the practice squad to the active roster, while tight end Carsen Ryan is signed to replace him and will suit up for the game. Meanwhile, quarterback Deshaun Watson clears concussion protocol but remains listed as questionable, with Shedeur Sanders still set to start.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson Set To Debut Against Browns

The New Orleans Saints have activated rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson from injured reserve, and he is slated to make his NFL debut against the Cleveland Browns on Nov. 7, 2026. The 22‑year‑old, a former No. 8 overall pick in the 2026 draft, signed a four‑year, $32.5 million contract and boasts 158 catches for 2,282 yards and 22 touchdowns in 33 college games, including Big 12 newcomer of the year honors. Tyson’s brother Jaylon plays NBA basketball for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Rams Activate OLB Myles Garrett, Among Other Moves

The Los Angeles Rams activate former Browns star OLB Myles Garrett, along with CB Jaylen Watson and RB Ronnie Rivers, from injured reserve ahead of Week 9. The move follows Garrett’s designation to return earlier this week; the 30‑year‑old was acquired in a blockbuster trade that sent two first‑rounders and DE Jared Verse to Cleveland and signed a reworked Rams deal averaging $40.8 million annually. The Rams also elevate LS Jake McQuaide and CB Damarion Williams for the upcoming matchup. Garrett posted a 2025 season of 60 tackles, 33 TFLs, 23 sacks, three forced fumbles and a pass defensed.

Jets Unlikely To Trade RB Breece Hall Or WR Garrett Wilson

According to The Athletic’s Jonathan Jones, the New York Jets are “very unlikely” to trade running back Breece Hall or wide receiver Garrett Wilson this season. Both players would fetch only a massive haul, which no other club is prepared to offer. Hall, a 2022 second‑round pick, has logged 163 rushing yards and a touchdown in three 2026 games, while Wilson, the No. 10 overall pick, has 527 receiving yards and three TDs in eight outings. Their recent contract extensions underline the Jets’ intent to keep them.

2026 NFL Cap Space

Here’s a look at the 2026 NFL cap space for each team. The cap figures below were provided by OverTheCap.com and are as of Oct. 10. It’s worth mentioning that this is just a snapshot of each team’s cap situation and the totals will change with every roster move. Also, not every reported roster move […] The post 2026 NFL Cap Space appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

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Colts Announce Two Roster Moves

The Indianapolis Colts promote defensive backs Johnathan Edwards and Trey Washington for their next game. Edwards, a 24‑year‑old undrafted Tulane alum, made the Colts’ 53‑man roster in 2025, appeared in 14 games, and logged 26 tackles with three pass defenses. He retained his spot this season, while Washington also earns a promotion. The moves were announced on November 7, 2026, by NFLTradeRumors.co.

Titans Not Interested In Trading RB Tony Pollard, Open To Dealing WR Calvin Ridley

The Tennessee Titans say they will not trade running back Tony Pollard but are willing to move veteran wideout Calvin Ridley, according to Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport. Pollard, in the final year of his three‑year, $24 million deal, has rushed for 478 yards and four touchdowns in seven games this season and is seen as key to Cam Ward’s development. Ridley, who took a pay cut to stay in Tennessee, has produced modest numbers—five catches for 81 yards in five games—and is considered expendable amid other receiving options. The report outlines both players’ contract histories and current statuses.