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Odell Beckham Makes The Giants, Chargers Add Another Herbert

Injuries

Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is out for multiple weeks due to an ankle sprain, impacting the team’s plans heading into the regular season. Team sources indicate they are exploring their quarterback depth in light of his absence.

Coaching and Player Developments

Denver Broncos outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper faces serious legal issues, having pleaded not guilty to multiple domestic violence charges. The NFL placed him on the commissioner exempt list, prohibiting him from practicing or playing while pending trial, which is set for November 10.

Meanwhile, Ravens defensive end Nnamdi Madubuike is increasing activity but remains uncertain for Week 1. His status will continue to be monitored as the season approaches.

Steelers general manager Omar Khan confirmed the team will not negotiate a contract extension with starting cornerback Joey Porter Jr. during the regular season. This policy highlights the team’s focus as they move into their schedule.

Transaction News

The Eagles have officially added former Cowboys running back Jaydon Blue to their practice squad. This move bolsters their depth at the position as they prepare for the season.

Chargers welcomed Patrick Herbert, brother of starting QB Justin Herbert, to their practice squad. His presence provides additional familiarity for the leadership in Los Angeles.

The Patriots placed punter Bryce Baringer on IR and subsequently signed Mitch Wishnowsky to their practice squad. This decision reflects their ongoing adjustments as they finalize their roster.

In other practice squad moves, the Titans also re-signed QB Hendon Hooker, while the Jets signed kicker Jason Sanders after releasing him earlier in the week.

The Raiders waived 2024 fourth-round pick Decamerion Richardson, marking a significant decision as they finalize their roster ahead of the regular season.

Notable Player Comments and Future Prospects

Odell Beckham Jr., now back with the Giants,

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