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The Browns acquired Campbell and a 2026 seventh-round pick from the Jaguars on Wednesday in exchange for cornerback Greg Newsome (hamstring) and 2026 sixth-round pick,Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Newsome had been scheduled to become a free agent after the season, and with the Browns having yet to reach an extension with him, they opted to flip him for another cornerback in Campbell, who will be under club control through 2028 after signing a four-year, $76.5 million extension with Jacksonville last summer. Campbell should immediately step into a starting role at the boundary corner spot opposite Denzel Ward (ankle). The 25-year-old Campbell racked up 35 tackles (22 solo) and a forced fumble across five games with Jacksonville this season.

The Jaguars acquired Newsome (hamstring) and a 2026 sixth-round pick from the Browns on Wednesday in exchange for cornerback Tyson Campbell and a 2026 seventh-round pick, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Newsome, who is in the final season of his rookie deal, had been popping up in trade rumors with the 1-4 Browns seemingly in the midst of a non-contending campaign. He'll now join a Jaguars defense that leads the league with 10 interceptions and 14 total turnovers forced. Newsome has three career interceptions across 59 games and delivered his best season in 2023, when he picked off two passes and was credited with 14 pass breakups.

Kinchens (knee) was a limited participant in the Rams' practice Wednesday, Stu Jackson of the team's official site reports.

Kinchens is dealing with knee soreness, though it's unclear when he sustained the injury. If the 23-year-old ends up being unable to play Sunday against Baltimore, Jaylen McCollough would likely start at safety in his place.

Landman (ankle) logged a limited practice Wednesday, Stu Jackson of the Rams' official site reports.

Landman has been a major contributor in the middle of the Rams' linebacker corps, logging at least 90 percent of defensive snaps in every game. He apparently suffered the injury at some point during Los Angeles' Week 5 loss to San Francisco, making his status unclear for Sunday's game against the Ravens.

Parkinson (concussion) logged a limited practice session Wednesday, Stu Jackson of the Rams' official sitereports.

Parkinson is in the league's concussion protocol after suffering a head injury in Thursday's loss to the 49ers. Though Parkinson will need to be officially cleared, coach Sean McVay said that he expects the tight end to be available in Week 6 against Jacksonville.

Hall (oblique) didn't participate in Seattle's practice Wednesday, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.

Hall's absence from practice comes as no surprise, as head coach Mike Macdonald previously announced that the 24-year-old isn't expected to play in Sunday's matchup versus Jacksonville. In Hall's likely absence, Uchenna Nwosu should serve as the team's top reserve edge rusher.

Emmanwori (ankle) was a limited practice participant Wednesday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Emmanwori has dealt with an ankle injury for most of the season, though he earned a 63 percent defensive snap share in Week 5. His return to the injury report could just be a precaution, but his participation in practice for the rest of the week will be worth monitoring.

Lawrence (quadriceps) did not practice Wednesday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Lawrence missed Seattle's Week 5 loss to Tampa Bay with a quad injury, and, although there is optimism he'll be able to practice this week, his return will be delayed at least one more day, keeping Lawrence's status for Sunday's game against Jacksonville uncertain.

Stanley (ankle) was a limited participant in Baltimore's practice Wednesday.

Stanley sat out the team's Week 5 loss versus the Texans but managed to return to practice Wednesday, albeit in a limited capacity. The 2016 first-round pick will likely need to be a full participant in either Thursday or Friday's practice session to avoid carrying an injury designation into Sunday's matchup versus the Rams.

Woolen (concussion) turned in a limited practice Wednesday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Woolen suffered a concussion in Sunday's loss to Tampa Bay, so any involvement in practice is positive. Per Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic, Woolen was seen stretching during the portion of practice open to the media, though it's unclear what else he was able to do. Even if Woolen can upgrade to a full practice session, he'll need to clear the league's concussion protocol in order to be active in Week 6 against the Jaguars.