Caleb Williams<\/strong>, the quarterback for the Chicago Bears<\/strong>, is sidelined with a Grade 2 hamstring injury, which is expected to keep him out for three to four weeks, according to league sources. He has already been ruled out for Monday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles<\/strong>. Meanwhile, Puka Nacua<\/strong> of the Los Angeles Rams<\/strong> is dealing with a groin injury affecting his explosiveness. The Rams are optimistic it\u2019s a short-term issue, although surgery remains a possibility if he does not show improvement.<\/p>\n Zay Flowers<\/strong>, wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens<\/strong>, is considered a \u201ctrue game-time decision\u201d with a hamstring issue, and the team is not counting on his participation in Week 3. Additionally, Nico Collins<\/strong> of the Houston Texans<\/strong> has been ruled out for a second consecutive week but has a decent chance to return in Week 4 against the Dallas Cowboys<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The New York Giants<\/strong> have signed quarterback Jake Haener<\/strong> to their 53-man roster as they search for options amid quarterback uncertainties. The team is also reportedly considering several names, including free agent Jimmy Garoppolo<\/strong> and backups like Gardner Minshew II<\/strong> from the Arizona Cardinals<\/strong> and J.J. McCarthy<\/strong> from the Minnesota Vikings<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In other transactions, the Los Angeles Chargers<\/strong> have placed offensive lineman Trey Pipkins<\/strong> on injured reserve while promoting quarterback DJ Uiagalelei<\/strong>, tight end Patrick Herbert<\/strong>, and linebacker Caleb Murphy<\/strong> to the active roster for their upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Todd Bowles<\/strong>, head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers<\/strong>, demonstrated some uncertainty by forgetting that star cornerback didn’t participate in Week 2. This highlights some internal challenges within the team’s coaching staff amidst a competitive season.<\/p>\n Trade talks are heating up, with both the Dallas Cowboys<\/strong> and Detroit Lions<\/strong> reportedly inquiring about cornerback Joey Porter Jr.<\/strong> from the Pittsburgh Steelers<\/strong>. This could indicate a strategic move for both teams as they look to bolster their defenses.<\/p>\nTransaction News<\/h2>\n
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