NFL Player News

Treadwell was cut from the Patriots' practice squad Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Treadwell landed with New England after being released by the Jaguars during their final roster cuts. He'll now work to find an opportunity elsewhere.

Conley was cut from the Texans' practice squad Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Conley appeared in two games for the Texans this season, receiving two targets but catching neither. The veteran receiver will now work to find an opportunity elsewhere.

Washington (foot) is eligible to come off injured reserve ahead of Week 5, but he still needs more time to rehab, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

Washington suffered a foot fracture at the beginning of August and has remained sidelined since. There hasn't been any reports of a setback, so the wideout appears on track with his rehab, but he simply needs more time. In his absence, Noah Brown has emerged as a solid secondary option behind CeeDee Lamb, while Michael Gallup (knee) is working his way back to full strength after making his season debut in Week 4.

Benson (undisclosed) had a workout with the Raiders on Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Benson spent training camp with the Lions, but he was waived from the team with an injury settlement after being placed on IR on Aug. 31. Now healthy, Benson will continue working to earn a chance with another NFL team, unless he gets a deal with the Raiders.

The 49ers released Snead on Tuesday.

Snead signed a one-year deal with the 49ers in August but was released before the 53-man roster deadline. He returned to the team on a practice-squad deal and was eventually signed to the active roster ahead of Monday's Week 4 matchup against the Rams. However, the veteran wideout didn't see any playing time during the contest and was released just a day later. Snead appeared in nine games with the Panthers and Raiders last year, securing four of eight targets for 38 yards.

The Cardinals waived Isabella on Tuesday, Darren Urban of Arizona's official site reports.

A second-round pick out of UMass in 2019, Isabella arrived in the NFL with much fanfare, but he never made much of an imprint in the Arizona passing attack helmed by draft classmate Kyler Murray. Even while the Cardinals were without DeAndre Hopkins (suspension) for each of the first four games, Rondale Moore (hamstring) for three of them and A.J. Green (knee) for one, Isabella managed just two receptions for 21 yards on five targets in the three games in which he was active. The 25-year-old wideout now will be subject to waivers and could rejoin Arizona or another organization as a member of its practice squad if he goes unclaimed.

The Steelers removed Roberson from their practice squad Tuesday, Teresa Varley of the team's official site reports.

The undrafted rookie out of Wake Forest has spent time with the Cowboys and Steelers this season, but he hasn't been close to making his NFL debut. Jordan Berry was also let go from Pittsburgh's practice squad, and in a corresponding move, the Steelers signed offensive lineman Ryan McCollum and defensive back Scott Nelson.

Cleveland (hamstring) was limited during a walkthrough practice Tuesday.

Denver is operating on a short week ahead of a Thursday night matchup versus Indianapolis, so Cleveland's status for Week 5 still seems very much undecided despite his participation in practice early in the week. Even if he can play, the third-year receiver would just be filling a depth role in a moribund Broncos offense.

Jennings is day-to-day after suffering an ankle injury in Monday's 24-9 win over the Rams, Josh Dubow of The Associated Press reports.

Jennings played 18 of the 49ers' 49 snaps on offense (37 percent) in the Week 4 victory, turning his four targets into two catches for 22 yards. The team will return to the practice field Wednesday as they begin preparations for a matchup with the Panthers, but Jennings' status for that game looks uncertain. If he's sidelined this weekend, Ray-Ray McCloud would presumably be first in line to join Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk in three-receiver formations.

Robinson caught two of six targets for seven yards in Monday's 24-9 loss to the 49ers.

Despite seeing the third-most targets on the team, Robinson was only able to bring in two short passes -- another disappointing showing in a season that, outside of a decent Week 2 line (4-53-1), has been a quiet one so far. He was unable to gain separation and was constantly smothered during Monday's game, which has become a theme for the 29-year old wideout. Through roughly a quarter of the season, Robinson's 9-95-1 receiving line hasn't come close to replacing the production of Robert Woods and Odell Beckham (knee). A tough Week 5 showdown against the Cowboys and their potent defense will make it difficult for Robinson to break out of his slump.