Multiple NFL teams executed significant roster changes on Tuesday, November 3, as the league approaches the midseason mark. These NFL roster moves include several high-profile players being placed on injured reserve and the release of key starters as teams prepare for upcoming matchups.

Key injury updates

Several teams are facing depth issues following a wave of injuries. The Arizona Cardinals placed rookie running back Jeremiyah Love on injured reserve due to a high ankle sprain, an injury that is expected to sideline him for four to five weeks.

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Other notable injury developments include:

  • The Washington Commanders placed defensive tackles Daron Payne and Javon Kinlaw on injured reserve.
  • The Baltimore Ravens moved kicker Tyler Loop to injured reserve and are monitoring quarterback Tyler Huntley, who is a "potentially" an injured reserve candidate.
  • Atlanta Falcons defensive end Samson Ebukam was also placed on injured reserve with a hamstring injury.

What happened with player releases?

The Buffalo Bills released safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson just one day after his suspension for unsportsmanlike conduct was lifted. Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints made a change at kicker, releasing Daniel Carlson and claiming running back Audric Estime from the Cleveland Browns.

In Baltimore, the Ravens addressed their quarterback situation by signing Kedon Slovis to the 53-man roster. This follows news that rookie Joe Fagnano will start for the Ravens this Thursday against the Jaguars.

Looking ahead to the trade deadline

These transactions occur with the NFL trade deadline just one week away. While some teams have already been active in the market, others are currently focused on managing their active rosters through injuries and sudden departures. Teams will likely continue to adjust their depth charts as they attempt to position themselves for the second half of the season.

FAQ

How long will Jeremiyah Love be out?

Love is expected to miss approximately four to five weeks due to a high ankle sprain.

Who is starting for the Ravens on Thursday?

Head coach Jesse Minter announced that rookie Joe Fagnano will start the game against Jacksonville to compensate for injuries in the quarterback room.