
Rams Sign Tanner Ingle to 53-Man Roster, Bring Back Jaxson Moi Before Giants Game
The Rams signed safety Tanner Ingle to the 53-man roster and brought defensive tackle Jaxson Moi back to the practice squad as injuries shape Week 2 preparation.

The Rams signed safety Tanner Ingle to the 53-man roster and brought defensive tackle Jaxson Moi back to the practice squad as injuries shape Week 2 preparation.

Malik Nabers said his postgame soreness is manageable after catching six passes in his return from ACL surgery, putting the Giants star on track for Week 2 against the Rams.

Cameron Jordan practiced fully Friday and received no game designation, putting the Saints veteran on track for his 2026 debut against the Ravens.

Ashton Jeanty practiced fully Wednesday for the first time since injuring his ankle Aug. 23, a major step toward having the Raiders’ lead back available for Week 1 against Miami.

Sam Darnold left Seattle’s season opener against New England with a hip injury and was ruled out before halftime, forcing Drew Lock into the game as the Seahawks began their Super Bowl defense.

J.J. McCarthy will open 2026 as Minnesota’s third quarterback behind Kyler Murray and Carson Wentz. The move does not end his Vikings story, but it makes this season a pivotal test of whether the former No. 10 pick can reclaim a franchise role.

David Tepper still believes in Bryce Young, but his refusal to discuss an extension makes 2026 the quarterback’s clearest chance yet to turn progress into a long-term Panthers commitment.

C.J. Stroud enters 2026 with extension talks paused, a rebuilt supporting cast and a Texans roster ready to win now. His response will shape Houston’s biggest long-term decision.

New York reportedly extended backup quarterback Jameis Winston and starting guard Jon Runyan through 2028, locking in two veterans around Jaxson Dart as the Giants enter the John Harbaugh era.

Aaron Donald is back with the Rams after two seasons away, joining a roster already built to chase a title and changing the ceiling of Los Angeles’ defense.