NFL Player News

The Giants signed Bachman to a reserve/future contract Tuesday, Art Stapleton of The Bergen Record reports.

Bachman made three appearances this season for New York, all coming in the last four games. His most productive outing came in Week 18, when he played 36 total snaps (25 offensive) and totaled one carry for minus-three yards. He also added one punt return for 16 yards and four kick returns for 94 yards during the contest.

Pascal had one reception for seven yards on two targets in Sunday's loss at Jacksonville.

Pascal had another season of being a reliable, if not spectacular, contributor in Indy's offense with 38 receptions for 384 yards and three touchdowns on 69 targets, but he averaged just 10.1 yards per reception -- his lowest mark since his rookie season (9.9). It's not clear if Pascal's in the Colts' plans for 2022 as he'll be a free agent.

Pringle compiled five catches for 56 yards on eight targets Saturday against the Broncos to give him 42 grabs for 568 yards and five scores during the 2021 regular season.

Pringle's preseason performance seemed to position him for an impactful role in 2021, but that didn't materialize until the second half of the season. Pringle really saw his involvement expand down the stretch, racking up 17 catches over the last four games after averaging just 1.9 per contest over the first 13 games. A strong showing in the playoffs could net him a hefty pay raise this offseason as an impending unrestricted free agent.

Campbell was targeted three times without catching any of them in Sunday's loss at Jacksonville and played eight snaps on offense.

It was Campbell's first game since Week 6 after he underwent foot surgery. He played just six games this season and had 10 receptions for 162 yards with a touchdown on 20 targets. It was his third consecutive injury-plagued campaign, and he's played just 15 games in three years. With a $1.1 million salary due in the final year of his rookie contract in 2022, the Colts won't save a ton by releasing him. Given his inability to stay on the field, however, it's possible the team could release him and move in another direction.

Washington (undisclosed) remains on the reserve/COVID-19 list as of Tuesday, Dale Lolley of DKPittsburghSports.com reports.

Coach Mike Tomlin relayed the news regarding Washington, whom the Steelers placed on the COVID-19 list Saturday. Washington was forced to sit out Sunday's season finale at Baltimore, but with Pittsburgh earning the No. 7 seed in the AFC he'll have another chance to play Sunday at Kansas City if he's able to clear league protocols.

Kansas City signed Sexton to a reserve/future contract Tuesday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.

Sexton boasts significant speed and could offer the Chiefs some developmental upside as a depth wideout or option in the return game. He spent time in Pittsburgh during the 2021 offseason.

Edwards caught four of five targets for 63 yards in Sunday's overtime thriller against the Chargers, which ended in a 35-32 victory for the Raiders.

Edwards saw north of four targets Sunday night for just the second time since Week 5, bringing his regular season totals to 34 catches for 571 yards and three touchdowns on 59 targets in 16 games. The 2020 third-rounder failed to match the production of fellow receivers Hunter Renfrow and Zay Jones through the latter half of his sophomore campaign, but Edwards still showed signs of improvement after a rookie season that was derailed by ankle and foot injuries. He'll remain involved on the outside this weekend as the Raiders head to Cincinnati for a wild-card contest against the Bengals.

Jones caught five of eight targets for 27 yards in Sunday's 35-32 overtime win over the Chargers.

Jones finished the regular season with 47 receptions for 546 yards and a touchdown on 70 targets in 17 contests, enjoying his best receiving totals since a 2018 campaign with the Bills that included 56 catches and seven scores. The 26-year-old saw his role within the Raiders' aerial attack expand against the Cowboys in Week 12 when he caught more than two passes in a single game for the first time all season, and Jones ultimately averaged 7.7 targets per tilt over the team's final seven games. Jones, who's slated to enter unrestricted free agency in 2022, should remain busy in a wild-card matchup against the Bengals this weekend.

Toney (shoulder) finished an injury-plagued rookie season with 39 catches on 57 targets for 420 yards and no touchdowns.

Toney had just about every issue imaginable as a rookie with hamstring, ankle, thumb, quad, oblique and shoulder injuries as well as two stints on the COVID-19 list. But on the rare occasion he was healthy, he was electric, breaking tackles and showing rare quickness and burst. His Week 5 game against the Cowboys (13-10-189-0) showed his upside if the Giants ever get competent QB play, and Toney himself stays on the field.

Reagor caught two of his three targets for 19 yards and rushed three times for 10 yards in Saturday's 51-26 loss to Dallas.

It was an underwhelming end to an underwhelming regular season for Reagor. He led all Philadelphia pass catchers in snaps with 69 but still failed to produce. The 2020 first-round pick finishes the regular season with 33 catches on 57 targets for 299 yards and two touchdowns. That's 97 yards fewer than his rookie season despite playing six more games.