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Buechele signed a practice-squad contract with Buffalo on Monday, Alec White and Mike Maynard of the team's official site report.

Buechele spent training camp with the Bills but was cut Sunday. However, he'll stick with the team as organizational depth on the practice squad. Unless Josh Allen or Kyle Allen becomes unavailable for any reason, Buechele isn't likely to be a regular part of Buffalo's game-day roster.

Clowney (hip/ankle) is expected to be good to go for Week 1 versus Buffalo, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.

Clowney suffered a soft-tissue injury to his hip during the preseason meeting with the Raiders. He's also been battling an ankle issue. However, neither of the ailments is expected to keep him off the field for the opener against the Bills. The 33-year-old Clowney isn't as productive as he once was, though he ended the 2025 campaign with the Cowboys by totaling 41 tackles and 8.5 sacks across 13 regular-season games.

The Ravens signed Guillory to the practice squad Monday, Ryan Mink of the team's official site reports.

Guillory failed to make the Ravens' 53-man roster and was waived Sunday, but he did enough to impress the coaching staff to earn a spot on the team's practice squad. The Arizona State product spent all of last season recovering from a broken clavicle that he suffered in preseason action.

Howell is set to be the backup quarterback to Dak Prescott for the Cowboys' Week 1 game against the Giants.

The Cowboys waived Joe Milton on Tuesday, leaving Howell as the sole reserve quarterback on the 53-man roster. The 25-year-old signed with the team in March after failing to have his contract extended by the Eagles during the 2025 season. The 2022 fifth-round pick by the Commanders will now start his second NFL contract with a division rival.

Ward signed with the Ravens' practice squad Monday, Ryan Mink of the team's official site reports.

There wasn't enough room on the Ravens' 53-man roster for Ward, as Baltimore went with Justice Hill and Rasheen Ali as the backup running backs behind Derrick Henry and placed rookie fifth-rounder Adam Randall (undisclosed) on injured reserve. Ward will stick around in Baltimore and would be a top candidate to be elevated to the main roster if the Ravens need more backfield depth. Ward last saw regular-season action in 2024 with the Steelers, when he logged five carries for 22 yards across four games.

Sherfield signed a contract to join Buffalo's practice squad Monday. Alec White and Mike Maynard of the team's official site report.

Sherfield was released Sunday but quickly came to a deal to remain in the organization. The 30-year-old played in 12 regular-season games between Arizona and Denver last year, totaling three catches on four targets for 21 yards while also contributing on special teams. Sherfield will serve as organizational wideout depth for Buffalo and would be a prime candidate to be elevated if injuries hit the club's receiver room.

The Ravens signed Moore to the practice squad Monday, Ryan Mink of the team's official site reports.

Moore was unable to crack the Ravens' 53-man roster for the upcoming season, but he's opted to stick around on the practice squad of the team that selected him in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft. Moore appeared in 14 regular-season games for the Commanders last year, finishing with 11 catches (on 23 targets) for 207 yards and a touchdown and 157 yards on six kickoff returns. He would be a candidate for elevation to the main roster should the Ravens require another pass catcher or contributor on special teams.

The Athletic's Josh Kendall expects Robinson to have a goal-line role for the Falcons this season.

"He has shown a physical style in practice that cements his role as the new Tyler Allgeier," Kendall wrote. "Bijan Robinson fantasy managers may not like how many goal-line carries he gets." Allgeier, of course, was a thorn in the side of Bijan's fantasy investors last season, out-carrying Atlanta's lead back 19 to 17 inside the 10-yard line while matching him with seven carries apiece inside the five-yard line. Allgeier also punched in four of those seven carries for touchdowns, while Bijan scored on just two of his chances. At 6-foot-1 and 225 pounds, the team's newest Robinson profiles similarly to Allgeier as a short-yardage, between-the-tackles type who can pick up tough yards. It sounds like the former Commander and 49er is going to have some sort of role in those situations for the Falcons this season, which could mute Bijan's touchdown upside.

Coach Jeff Hafley said Tuesday that Bell is still working on getting into football shape, Joe Schad of The Palm Beach Post reports.

Bell was cleared to return to full practice last week and ended up playing 14 offensive snaps in the Dolphins' preseason finale Friday, where he finished with two catches for 22 yards on five targets. After Miami traded Tutu Atwell to the Rams and dumped several other wideouts this past weekend, Bell is a candidate to see playing time out of the gates with the Dolphins, as he's competing with Malik Washington, Jalen Tolbert and fellow rookie Caleb Douglas for snaps at the position. Bell likely needs to improve his conditioning after a long rehab from ACL surgery.

Milton passed through waivers unclaimed Tuesday, per the NFL's transaction log.

Milton completed 29 of 43 passes (67.4 percent) for 378 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions across three exhibition contests, with his passer rating of 118.2 leading the entire NFL during the preseason. Despite his impressive play against defensive reserves, the Cowboys opted to waive Milton on Monday and stick with Sam Howell as Dak Prescott's backup. Milton is free to sign elsewhere, whether it's to an active roster or a practice squad.