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Tuten rushed four times for six yards and caught one pass for five yards in the Jaguars' win over the Chiefs on Monday night.

Tuten was limited during the practice week due to a shoulder injury, but he played his normal role, handling a handful of touches on 21 percent of the offensive snaps. With Travis Etienne healthy and handling the vast majority of the backfield opportunities in Jacksonville, Tuten is merely a bench stash in fantasy.

Dotson caught one pass for 24 yards in Sunday's loss to the Broncos.

Dotson was on the field for 71 percent of the Eagles' offensive snaps, his second-highest snap share of the year, but it didn't result in a significant role. He's now been held to one or fewer catches in 19 of his 23 regular-season games with the Eagles over the last two years.

The Chargers acquired Oweh and a 2027 seventh-round pick from the Ravens on Tuesday in exchange for safety Alohi Gilman and a 2026 fifth-round pick, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

After breaking out for a career-best 10-sack season in 2024, Oweh had yet to get to the quarterback through the Ravens' first five contests of 2025. On a positive note, the 26-year-old had accrued 10 tackles as a part-time member of Baltimore's edge-rusher rotation, and his pressure rate of 11 percent was good for 33rd in the NFL among qualified defenders, per Kris Rhim of ESPN.com. The Chargers are hoping that Oweh's strong pressure rate will translate into more sacks in Los Angeles, where he could also see an uptick in snaps on the edge while Khalil Mack (elbow) remains on injured reserve for at least one more week. Baltimore, meanwhile, will get some much-needed reinforcement in its banged-up secondary with the addition of Gilman, who made 39 starts for the Chargers over the last five-plus seasons.

The Ravens acquired Gilman and a 2026 fifth-round pick from the Chargers in exchange for Odafe Oweh and a 2027 seventh-round pick Tuesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The 1-4 Ravens have been churning the roster on defense a bit Tuesday, first signing veteran C.J. Gardner-Johnson to the practice squad before acquiring Gilman from Los Angeles. Gilman was a sixth-round pick by the Chargers in 2020 and has appeared in 73 career regular-season games, making 39 starts. He's started 30 games over the last three seasons, including the first five of 2025 for Los Angeles. On 87 percent of the defensive snaps this season, Gilman has recorded 22 tackles (11 solo) and three pass breakups. With Kyle Hamilton nursing a groin injury, Gilman could start immediately alongside first-round rookie safety Malaki Starks.

Bigsby was limited to special teams duties Sunday against the Broncos, returning a pair of kicks for 44 yards.

Bigsby hasn't played a single offensive snap since being acquired by the Eagles after Week 1. He's the fourth running back on the Eagles' depth chart, so even an injury to Saquon Barkley likely wouldn't be enough for him to move into a meaningful role.

The Saints cut Mellott from the practice squad Tuesday.

Mellott was selected in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft by the Raiders but failed to make the team out of training camp as a developmental project. The former college quarterback has been trying to make it as a receiver in the pros.

The Saints signed Matavao to the practice squad Tuesday.

Matavao was a seventh-round pick by the Saints back in April's NFL Draft and has bounced between the practice squad and active roster for much of the first five weeks of the season.

The Saints signed Bell to the practice squad Tuesday.

Bell spent the offseason with the Lions and signed with the team's practice squad after failing to make the team out of training camp. He'll provide organizational depth at wide receiver in New Orleans. Bell has eight career catches for 90 yards and three touchdowns across 26 regular-season appearances.

The Saints waived Jones on Tuesday.

Jones appeared in all five of the Saints' contests to begin the season, returning eight kickoffs for 183 yards while picking up three tackles (one solo) on special teams. He played two offensive snaps but didn't touch the ball on either.

Dillon carried the ball twice for 12 yards in Sunday's loss to the Broncos.

Dillon has seen between five and 10 offensive snaps in all five games this season, never touching the ball more than three times. He's been efficient in that very small sample, averaging 5.3 yards on 11 total carries, but he would need an injury to Saquon Barkley to find his way to fantasy relevance.