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The Vikings cut Jones from the practice squad Tuesday.

Jones was signed to the Vikings' practice squad this past Wednesday after being released from the active roster one day prior. He will now have the opportunity to sign with another team in need of depth at wide receiver, though he could opt to stick around in Minnesota if a reunion is desired between the two sides. Jones' removal makes room on the Vikings' practice squad for offensive tackle Matt Waletzko, who reached an injury settlement with the Cowboys in early August after sustaining an ankle injury during training camp.

Gordon (hamstring) was spotted on the field during the media-access portion of the Bears' practice session Tuesday, Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com reports.

Gordon missed the first four games of the regular season due to a hamstring injury that he picked up during training camp in mid-August. His ability to participate in Tuesday's unofficial practice is a positive sign for the 2022 second-rounder, and with the Bears on a bye for Week 5, he could make his 2025 debut in Week 6 against the Commanders on Monday, Oct. 13.

Edwards (hamstring) was participating in practice during the portion open to media, Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com reports.

Edwards has missed the Bears' last two games due to a hamstring injury he sustained during Chicago's Week 2 loss to Detroit. Given his ability to practice Tuesday, he appears to be trending towards returning for the Bears' Week 6 clash against the Commanders on Monday, Oct. 13.

The Lions cut Bell from the practice squad Tuesday.

The move makes room on the Lions' practice squad for linebacker Ty Summers. Bell joined Detroit's practice squad in late August after failing to make the team's 53-man roster at the end of training camp. He last saw regular-season action in 2024 with the 49ers, when he logged two catches (on six targets) for 22 yards while adding 23 yards on kick returns.

The Panthers waived/injured Campbell (hamstring) on Tuesday, Darrin Gantt of the team's official site reports.

Campbell suffered a hamstring injury during the Panthers' 42-13 loss to the Patriots on Sunday. Campbell will be placed on waivers, but if he's not claimed by another team he'll revert to the Panthers' injured reserve list, which would require him to miss at least the next four games.

Head coach Matt LaFleur said Tuesday that Wyatt is considered week-to-week due to a knee injury that he suffered during the Packers' 40-40 tie with the Cowboys on Sunday, Wes Hodkiewicz of the Packers' official site reports.

The good news for the Packers is that they are on bye for Week 5, so Wyatt may not miss any time if he's cleared to play in Green Bay's Week 6 tilt against Cincinnati on Sunday, Oct. 12. Nazir Stackhouse saw a significant increase in defensive snaps following Wyatt's injury Sunday, and the former would be in line to see more work in rotation at defensive tackle if the latter misses time. Wyatt has logged six tackles (three solo), including 2.0 sacks, and two pass defenses through four games this season.

Miller was diagnosed with a high ankle sprain and a hairline fracture following the Raider's 25-24 loss to the Bears on Sunday, Ryan McFadden of ESPN.com reports.

Miller sustained the injury early in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game, which led to him being carted off the field. His loss is a crucial one for Las Vegas, as he has started in 111 of 113 career games since being selected by the Raiders in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft. Head coach Pete Carroll relayed Tuesday that Stone Forsythe is set to take over at left tackle for as long as Miller is sidelined, though rookie third-rounder Charles Grant will also get a look.

Hill isn't expected to require any follow-up procedures after undergoing successful surgery Tuesday to repair a dislocated left knee and multiple torn ligaments, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Hill's agent Drew Rosenhaus indicated that the receiver's surgery "went very well according to his doctors," and a return to game action at the start of the 2026 season is considered a "realistic goal." Though the 31-year-old will face the tough challenge of working his way back from a major knee injury that included an ACL repair, the fact that he seemingly avoided any nerve damage and won't need multiple surgeries bodes well for his long-term outlook. That being said, his availability for the start of next season is far from guaranteed, and Hill may well have played his last snap as a Dolphin. He remains under contract for 2026 at a base salary of $29.9 million, but none of that money is currently guaranteed, and Miami could cut him at no cost up until the third day of the new league year in March.

The Browns signed Corley from the practice squad to the active roster Tuesday.

Corley and Gage Larvadain were both signed to the active roster to give the Browns much-needed depth at wide receiver after Cedric Tillman (hamstring) and DeAndre Carter (knee) were both placed on injured reserve. Corley joined the Browns' practice squad in late August after failing to make the Jets' 53-man roster at the end of training camp. The 2024 third-rounder logged just three catches (on six targets) for 16 yards along with two carries for 26 yards across nine regular-season games during his rookie campaign as a member of the Jets.

Loveland (hip) was spotted on the field during the media-access portion of Tuesday's practice session, Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com reports.

After he managed just one limited practice in Week 4 prep due to a hip injury, Loveland ended up sitting out Sunday's 25-24 win over the Raiders. The rookie first-round pick appears to be trending in the right direction, however, as he took the field for an unofficial practice Tuesday during the team's Week 5 bye. With extra time to heal up, Loveland should be on track to return for the Bears' Week 6 matchup with the Commanders on Oct. 13.