NFL Player News

The Seahawks waived Jennings on Wednesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

After being selected in the fourth round of April's draft, Jennings was a healthy scratch for three straight games and is now looking for a new home. The Seahawks still have rookie seventh-round pick John Ursua on the roster. Jennings has promising athleticism with 4.42 speed and a 37-inch vertical, but he couldn't convert that into production. If he clears waivers, Jennings could land on the Seahawks' practice squad.

Byrd didn't practice Wednesday due to a hamstring injury.

Byrd's workload wasn't impacted Week 3, when he handled 96 percent of the offensive snaps, so it's unclear when he picked up the health concern. He has two more sessions to get past the issue, at which point his availability for Sunday's game against the Seahawks will be revealed by the Cardinals.

Ford was signed to the Dolphins' 53-man roster Wednesday, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

The 23-year-old spent the preseason with the Dolphins and joined the team's practice squad after failing to survive roster cutdowns at the start of September, but he'll make his way to the active roster ahead of Week 4. Ford could serve as Miami's No. 4 wide receiver against the Chargers on Sunday should Albert Wilson (calf) and Allen Hurns (concussion) be unable to suit up.

Williams (back) didn't practice Wednesday.

Williams, who has moved past a knee issue that had previously slowed him, was on the field for 69 of the Chargers' 74 snaps on offense in this past Sunday's 27-20 loss to the Texans, en route to catching three of his seven targets for 45 yards. His back issue will be something to monitor as this weekend's game against the Dolphins approaches, but the wideout has two more chances to get some practice time in before the Chargers' Week 4 tilt.

Perriman (quadriceps) was a limited practice participant Wednesday.

Perriman followed an LP/LP/FP regimen last week, something he's on pace to do again this time around. While his offensive snap share was a typical 68 percent Sunday against the Giants, he made a negligible impact on the box score, hauling in one of two passes for six yards. On the season, he has just three receptions on 11 targets and one rush for 13 yards.

Cooper (ankle) was limited in practice Wednesday, David Helman of the Cowboys' official site reports.

Cooper left Wednesday's session early as a result of an injury to his right ankle, which underwent a precautionary MRI. According to Calvin Watkins of The Dallas Morning News, Cooper is "fine," but his standing in the Cowboys' remaining two practices of Week 4 will be monitored closely to get a sense of his availability for Sunday's game at New Orleans.

Smith (knee) didn't practice Wednesday.

Smith hasn't put in any on-field reps since injuring his ankle Week 2, missing one game in the process. With no activity to kick off preparation for Week 4, he doesn't seem to be trending toward a return Sunday against the Cowboys. Look for Smith's status to receive some clarification by the weekend.

Conley (knee) was limited at Wednesday's practice.

Conley logged 38 of a possible 54 snaps on offense in this past Thursday's 20-7 win over the Titans, en route to hauling in two of his three targets for 30 yards. He was forced out of that contest for a spell with what was referred to as an ankle issue but was able to return to action. With that in mind, Conley's limitations Wednesday could simply be related to the wideout getting a little banged up in Week 3.

RIdley was limited in practice Wednesday by a hip injury, Will McFadden of the Falcons' official site reports.

After reaching the end zone in both Weeks 1 and 2, Ridley was targeted just one time this past Sunday at Indianapolis while playing 75 percent of the offensive snaps. Such a workload is in line with his share from the first 19 appearances of his career, but a hip issue could impact him this weekend. As a result, Ridley's activity level Thursday and Friday should be watch as the week goes on.

Jones, who sported a non-contact jersey during Wednesday's practice, was later listed as a limited participant due to a shoulder injury.

Usually when players are limited in the first practice of the week, they're able to play in the upcoming game, so Jones doesn't look in any serious peril of missing a huge matchup with the Patriots this Sunday. Jones required shoulder surgery in January 2018, though it hasn't been revealed yet whether his latest injury involves the same shoulder.