NFL Player News

Martino was released by the Buccaneers on Tuesday, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.

Martino has now been signed and released by Tampa Bay two separate times this season, having signed with the team only three days ago. The 27-year-old receiver played in four games this season but did not record an offensive statistic.

Brent (knee) signed with the Colts' practice squad Tuesday.

Brent was waived/injured by the Colts back in early September, but will now return to the organization as a member of the practice squad. With injuries piling up on the Colts' active group, Brent could find himself on the 53-man roster at some point this year.

Jackson signed with the Browns' practice squad Tuesday, Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reports.

Jackson was a Division III standout for Mary-Hardin Baylor as a quarterback and will join the Browns' practice squad as a wide receiver. He could be brought up to the active roster if injuries continue to hurt Cleveland's receiving corps.

Reynolds signed with the Seahawks' practice squad, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR Seattle reports.

Reynolds suited up for two games this season, and he played 21 offensive snaps but wasn't targeted. Despite an impressive training camp by Reynolds, the Seahawks are deep enough at wideout.

Grant corralled three of four passes for 32 yards during Sunday's 31-28 overtime win versus the Bears.

Grant entered Week 6 as the NFL's leading kickoff returner and second-leading punt returner, but game flow and the back-and-forth nature of the game didn't allow for any returns. Aside from a fair catch in the first quarter, Grant made his largest contribution on a 25-yard connection with fill-in starter Brock Osweiler shortly thereafter. With three wide receivers (Kenny Stills, Danny Amendola and Albert Wilson) taking on a much larger share of the snaps in the 25th-ranked pass offense, Grant doesn't have the opportunity to make a regular impact on the box score.

Williams signed with the Rams on Tuesday, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

With Cooper Kupp (knee) not expected to play in Sunday's game against the 49ers, the Rams will bring in Williams to shore up the depth at wide receiver. Williams was most recently released by the Titans a week ago after dropping a crucial pass in the team's loss to Buffalo. He likely won't play too large of a role in the Rams' passing game this weekend.

Cooper is still in concussion protocol Tuesday, Matt Schneidman of The San Jose Mercury News reports.

Cooper was forced to leave in the first half of Sunday's game against the Seahawks after suffering a helmet-to-helmet hit that resulted in a concussion. Reports also surfaced this week that Cooper is on the trading block, but if the wideout's concussion is serious, it could delay any possible transaction for the Raiders.

The Raiders are asking for a first-round pick in trade talks for Cooper (concussion), Ali Thanawalla of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.

Jay Glazer first reported that Cooper was being dangled on Fox NFL Sunday, but the sought-after compensation previously was unknown. If the Raiders are dead-set on landing a first-rounder, it'll be a hard sell for interested parties in advance of the trade deadline Tuesday, Oct. 30. Since opening his career with back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, Cooper has been hit-or-miss, accumulating 100-plus yards four times while falling short of 40 yards on 12 occasions in 20 games the last two years. He's also tending to a concussion at the moment, so there's no telling when he'll gain clearance to play.

Raymond was signed to the Giants' practice squad Tuesday, Michael Eisen of Giants.com reports.

Raymond was cut by the Giants on Sept. 1, but was signed back Tuesday after fellow wide receiver Cody Latimer (hamstring) was placed on injured reserve. In 2017 Raymond played six games with the Giants and two games with the Jets, accumulating just one catch for 12 yards.

Reynolds played 46 of 74 offensive snaps during Sunday's 23-20 win over the Broncos. He finished the game with minus-2 receiving yards on two targets.

The uptick in playing time is the more important takeaway than Reynolds' underwhelming stat line. Cooper Kupp sustained a concussion in Week 5 and then sprained his MCL during Sunday's win. Head coach Sean McVay has already declared Kupp as week-to-week and unlikely to play Sunday against the 49ers. It should open the door for Reynolds to be more involved in the passing attack, and there's definitely potential to make a fantasy impact in the Rams' offense. Unfortunately, it's also somewhat of a wait-and-see situation for the Texas A&M product.