The Chargers will have to navigate yet another injury to their offensive line. Days after learning that left tackle Rashawn Slater will be shut down with a high ankle sprain, we’re now learning that right tackle Joe Alt is expected to miss Week 5 with a neck injury, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. [RELATED: Chargers […]
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Dont’e Thornton is one step closer to returning to the field. The Raiders second-year wide receiver returned to practice today, according to the team’s website. Thornton landed on IR during final roster cuts after suffering a hamstring injury during training camp. That means he’s eligible to be activated at any time, but since the Raiders now
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OCTOBER 7: When speaking to reporters on Wednesday, head coach Sean Payton said (via Parker Gabriel of the Denver Post) he does not believe Surtain or Bryant will require a stint on injured reserve. Missed time is expected in each case, but a mandatory four-game absence is unlikely in both cases. OCTOBER 5: The Broncos’ Week 4 loss
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The Commanders could have reinforcements in place as early as Week 5. The team announced on Wednesday that cornerback Trey Amos, running back Jeremy McNichols and defensive end Deatrich Wise have each returned to practice. That means each member of that trio has seen their 21-day activation window opened. Both Amos and McNichols were among the players moved to injured
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As expected, the Texans are in line to receive reinforcements on both sides of the ball shortly. Receiver Tank Dell, defensive tackle Kayden McDonald and offensive tackle Braden Smith have each had their practice windows opened, as noted by KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson. Earlier this week, head coach DeMeco Ryans said the team planed to have every member of that trio
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OCTOBER 6: Dexter landed $21.59MM fully guaranteed, as detailed by Spotrac. That includes a $10MM signing bonus and all of his compensation for 2027. $20MM in pay for 2028 is guaranteed for injury at signing, but it will fully vest on the third day of the 2027 league year. Similarly, $5MM of Dexter’s 2029 salary will
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Arden Key has been a full-time starter during his first Colts season. The veteran defensive end is now in line to miss time, however. Key suffered a hamstring injury on Sunday, and head coach Shane Steichen said a spell on the sidelines would wind up being necessary after the game. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Key is expected to
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OCTOBER 6: Jackson’s ankle sprain leaves him with an “outside chance” to play in Week 5, per Rapoport. He adds multiple missed games could be in store based on the progress of Jackson’s recovery efforts over the coming days. Huntley will be in line for first-team reps in practice this week as a result. OCTOBER 4: Ravens
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Joe Mixon has gone from a likely retirement to landing with a third NFL team. The veteran running back’s recent Seahawks meeting went well, and veteran reporter Jordan Schultz indicates the sides have an agreement in place. The Seahawks arranged a Mixon workout for today, doing so shortly after placing first-round pick Jadarian Price on
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Tyreek Hill has been unsigned for the first four weeks of the 2026 season. His next contract could be in place shortly, however. Per Hill’s agent Drew Rosenhaus (h/t ESPN’s Adam Schefter), talks on a new deal are set to begin today. He anticipates an agreement being reached in short order. Rosenhaus confirms the Chiefs are
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