NFL owners are set to meet on Wednesday to vote on the proposed sale of the Seattle Seahawks<\/strong> and other important matters, according to reports. Additionally, the New York Giants<\/strong> have traded offensive guard Joshua Ezeudu<\/strong> to the Kansas City Chiefs<\/strong> in exchange for a 2028 seventh-round pick.<\/p>\n In roster moves impacting the offensive line, the Washington Commanders<\/strong> have announced the signing of one-time Pro Bowler D.J. Humphries<\/strong> on a one-year deal. The Houston Texans<\/strong> are also set to sign defensive end Derek Parish<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In significant injury news, Calvin Austin III<\/strong> of the New York Giants<\/strong> is expected to miss the entire 2026 season after suffering a torn ACL during practice on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Reuben Bain<\/strong> of the Carolina Panthers<\/strong> is dealing with an AC sprain but is expected to be ready for Week 1 against the Cincinnati Bengals<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Adding to the injury concerns, Bud Clark<\/strong> and offensive lineman Mason Richman<\/strong> have been placed on season-ending IR by the Seattle Seahawks<\/strong>. Furthermore, the Las Vegas Raiders<\/strong> report that running back Ashton Jeanty<\/strong> is on the mend from his injury.<\/p>\n The competition for the backup quarterback position in Dallas is heating up, with Joe Milton<\/strong> and Sam Howell<\/strong> in a close race, as reported by offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer<\/strong>. In Carolina, head coach Dave Canales<\/strong> asserts that Bryce Young<\/strong> is the franchise quarterback \u201cright now,\u201d although details about a contract extension remain with the front office.<\/p>\nInjuries<\/h2>\n
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