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Morris (shoulder) was a limited participant in Philadelphia's practice Wednesday, Brooks Kubena of The Athletic reports.

Morris continues to work through injuries after previously dealing with a hamstring injury. The rookie sixth-round pick will likely serve as a depth guard during the upcoming campaign.

The 49ers signed Okoronko on Wednesday, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports.

Okronkwo will officially join the 49ers after a successful tryout with the team Sunday. The 31-year-old spent the 2025 campaign with the Eagles but suffered a torn triceps last September. He will look to earn a depth spot with San Francisco.

Davis (undisclosed) did not participate at the Patriots' training camp practice Wednesday, Sophie Weller of USA Today reports.

It's still not immediately clear what kind of issue Davis is tending to, and there's no concrete timetable for his return to practice. In the meantime, Charles Woods figures to continue to see more reps with the first-team secondary.

The Giants placed Robertson-Harris (Achilles) on their injured reserve list Wednesday, Matt Citak of the team's official site reports.

Robertson-Harris suffered a ruptured Achilles during practice back in May, and now he's set to miss the entire 2026 season as he recovers. In his absence, veteran Shelby Harris may be asked to shoulder a heavier workload on the defensive line than he was previously anticipating.

Croskey-Merritt made it a point over the offseason to improve his ability in the passing game, Zach Selby of the Commanders' official site reports.

"They just want to be able to do more," Croskey-Merritt said. "The more you can do, the better." The second-year running back has been given more opportunities to catch the ball in practice, and coach Dan Quinn said he's been "digging into him a bunch" to improve that area of his game. Croskey-Merritt has added eight pounds of muscle this offseason and is expected to operate as the team's lead back on early downs ahead of newcomer Rachaad White. If he can provide more in the passing game, it would go a long way to raising Croskey-Merritt's fantasy floor.

Maryland (hamstring) reverted from waivers to the Packers' injured reserve list Wednesday, per the NFL's transaction log.

Maryland wasn't picked up by another club after getting waived with an injury designation Tuesday, and now he's on track to stay on IR all year. For now, guys like Messiah Swinson and McCallan Castles could get more chances to stand out during training camp.

Wicks has impressed Jalen Hurts with his route-running ability and work ethic during training camp, Johnny McGonigal of NJ.com reports.

"He's got great work ethic. He's got great hunger," Hurts said Wednesday. "In the summertime, he was beating down the door, trying to spend that time and just work. He's twitchy. He can attack the ball. He runs great routes. It'll be exciting to see him work this season with the aggression that he has." Wicks has been working as the default WR1 in recent days, as DeVonta Smith and Makai Lemon have both been sidelined by hamstring injuries, and Wicks has shown up big in contested-catch situations, using his long frame to win against defensive backs. He's expected to push first-round rookie Lemon for targets behind Smith this season.

Lachey (foot) reverted from waivers to Green Bay's injured reserve list Wednesday, per the NFL's transaction log.

Lachey didn't get claimed by another team after the Packers waived him with a left foot injury Tuesday, and now he's in line to spend the whole year on IR recovering. In his absence, Messiah Swinson and McCallan Castles could see increased reps at practice.

Jalen Hurts singled out Cooper on Wednesday as an emerging player at Eagles training camp, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Cooper made the team as an undrafted rookie last season and appeared in 13 regular-season contests for the Eagles, catching nine of 11 targets for 92 scoreless yards across 212 offensive snaps. He's competing for a role behind DeVonta Smith (hamstring), Makai Lemon (hamstring) and Dontayvion Wicks in Philadelphia's reconstructed wide receiver room.

Keys (leg) reverted from waivers to Detroit's injured reserve list Wednesday, per the NFL's transaction log.

Keys was not claimed by another team after the Lions waived him with an injury designation Tuesday, and now he's set to spend the year on IR recovering from a leg issue. For now, guys like Lucky Jackson and Tarik Black could see an uptick in reps during practices.