Grier was signed to the Cowboys' practice squad Wednesday.

Grier will remain in Dallas as a member of the team's practice unit after he was released Tuesday. The quarterback spent the final stretch of the 2024 campaign with the Cowboys' practice squad, and he will operate as an extra depth option behind Dak Prescott and Joe Milton in 2025.

The Commanders signed Hartman to the practice squad Wednesday, Zach Selby of the team's official site reports.

Hartman was unable to beat out veteran Josh Johnson for the QB3 spot on the Commanders' 53-man roster, but the former will stick around as the team's quarterback on the practice squad. Hartman completed 25 of 46 passes for 207 yards and four interceptions while turning six carries into 40 yards across the Commanders' three preseason games.

Jacksonville signed Henigan to the practice squad Wednesday.

Henigan wasn't able to beat out Nick Mullens for the QB2 job behind Trevor Lawrence, but the undrafted rookie will remain in Jacksonville as a member of the practice squad. Henigan finished the preseason having completed 27 of 38 passes for 178 yards, zero touchdowns and two interceptions across three games.

The Raiders signed Miller to their practice squad Wednesday.

Miller was cut Tuesday but has signed to the Raiders' practice squad one day later. He was a sixth-round pick by Las Vegas in April's NFL Draft.

Coach Matt LaFleur said Love (thumb) will be a full practice participant Wednesday, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports.

Love suited up preseason Week 1 against the Jets, but that marked his only appearance of the exhibition slate, as he underwent a procedure for a ligament injury in his left thumb following that contest. He was able to return to practice as of last Monday, but his reps were managed in the meantime due to his recovery effort. On Wednesday, though, Love finally will take snaps under center for the first time since the surgery, as LaFleur told Ryan Wood of USA Today. Love thus appears on pace to be available Sunday, Sept. 7 versus the Lions.

Buffalo signed Buechele to its practice squad Wednesday, Alec White of the team's official site reports.

Buechele wasn't able to make the Bills' initial 53-man roster, but he'll remain with the club as organizational QB depth. If Josh Allen or Mitchell Trubisky were to miss time at any point, Buechele could be elevated to the active roster.

Rypien signed with Cincinnati's practice squad Wednesday.

Rypien spent training camp with the Vikings, but he'll head to greener pastures in an organization with a less crowded quarterback depth chart. He'll be the next man up should anything happen to Joe Burrow or backup Jake Browning.

The Ravens are signing Huntley to the practice squad Wednesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Huntley was cut by Cleveland on Sunday and now returns to a familiar situation as an emergency quarterback for the Ravens, for whom he handled a depth role from 2020-2023. Cooper Rush has operated as the top backup to Lamar Jackson throughout the offseason, but Huntley competing for that role as the season progresses wouldn't be inconceivable.

Buechele was released by the Bills on Tuesday.

Buffalo parted ways with quarterbacks Mike White and Buechele, as Mitchell Trubisky will retain the backup role behind Josh Allen. The 27-year-old Buechele has yet to throw a regular-season NFL pass.

The Patriots were awarded a waiver claim for DeVito on Wednesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

The Giants' offseason moves dropped DeVito to fourth on the depth chart, ultimately leading the team to waive him, but he'll now be the No. 3 QB in New England behind Drake Maye and Joshua Dobbs. It isn't out of the question for DeVito to challenge Dobbs for the No. 2 spot as the year progresses.