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    Bears released RB Salvon Ahmed.

    Ahmed missed all of 2025 with an ankle injury. He joined the Bears in May, but did not make the team. The Bears also released TE Stephen Carlson, DL Marcus Davenport, OL Wesley French, DL James Lynch, WR Scotty Miller, LB Jon Rhattigan and LB Jack Sanborn. The Bears waived WR Maurice Alexander, OL Kiran Amegadjie, OL Caden Barnett, LB Antonio Grier, OL Kyle Hergel, TE Qadir Ismail, DB Anthony Johnson, WR Omari Kelly, OL Jaren Kump, DL Jeremiah Martin, LB Wayne Matthews III, QB Miller Moss, OL Mason Murphy, DB Deantre Prince, WR JP Richardson, DB Marlen Sewell, DB Terell Smith and DB William Wright. The Bears waived DB Beanie Bishop, LB Ruben Hyppolite II and DB Dontae Manning with injury designations. The Bears placed RB Brittain Brown, LB Tony Fields, DB Jaylon Jones and WR Ray-Ray McCloud III on injured reserve and activated P Tory Taylor.
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    Ahmed was one of the final cuts of camp, but the 27-year-old will provide an extra body for the Bears and could be active on gamedays depending on the health of the tailbacks ahead of the other Chicago options.
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    Ahmed suffered a gruesome ankle injury on a hip-drop tackle in training camp prior to the start of last season. He missed all of 2025 and has not seen an NFL field since 2023. Starting his career with the Dolphins, Ahmed hopped around the Broncos and Colts rosters the last two seasons and will now look to make the Bears roster coming off a major ankle injury.
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    The now-banned hip-drop tackle was the culprit here. Colts safety Trey Washington reportedly deployed the method on a play that resulted in Ahmed screaming and remaining down for several minutes after the play. The veteran running back was given an air cast before being carted off the field on a stretcher, but it sounds like he’ll be at risk of missing most, if not all, of the season once we learn the details of his injury. Head coach Shane Steichen said after practice that it was a mistake by Washington, a rookie out of Mississippi who is trying to make the team as a UDFA, but it’s a stark reminder of why the league pushed to and ultimately banned the tackle after the 2023 season. Ahmed joined the Colts last October and was battling for a spot on the 53-man roster in camp. Ahmed was reportedly taken to the hospital for X-rays. We’ll be sure to provide any updates as they are announced.
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    Bills signed WR Greg Dortch to their practice squad.

    Dortch was unable to make the Lions and was a relatively-surprising cut Sunday. The former Arizona wideout was a productive — albeit flawed — receiving option with the Cardinals, and it’s not hard to imagine him being someone who helps Josh Allen and the passing attack in Buffalo this fall. Fantasy managers should take a wait-and-see approach, but it’s at least someone to monitor.
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    Eagles signed RB Jaydon Blue to their practice squad.

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    Buccaneers signed QB Easton Stick to their practice squad.

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    Raiders placed WR Dont’e Thornton Jr. on the reserved/injured list.

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    Chargers signed TE Patrick Herbert to their practice squad.

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    Myles Garrett (knee) did not participate in Monday’s practice.

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    Chargers RB Keaton Mitchell (undisclosed) did not practice Monday.

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    Cardinals HC Mike LaFleur said RB Jeremiyah Love is “progressing really well toward playing in Week 1.”

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