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  • MIA Quarterback #1
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    Tua Tagovailoa has been a limited participant at Dolphins training camp amidst contract negotiations.
    To be clear, Tagovailoa’s “limited” day in practice came on Wednesday, when he took only a handful of snaps. On Thursday, the Dolphins’ signal-caller sat entirely. Local media, along with head coach Mike McDaniel, have already acknowledged Tagovailoa’s hold-in, with McDaniel saying, “I can’t put a ton of time thinking about that scenario,” as he prepares his team for the upcoming season. Miami’s offensive struggles in camp were well-documented on Thursday, with right tackle Austin Jackson saying, “We miss Tua,” when asked about how his absence has impacted the offense on the field. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported earlier that the Dolphins “want to pay” Tagovailoa, but there could be a stark difference between what he hopes to earn and what the team is willing to pay. It seems inevitable that a deal will get done at some point, but the current state of the quarterback market will likely force the Dolphins to pay Tua near top-five money. We’ll see how much longer this goes on, but further offensive struggles by the team in camp could help expedite the process.
  • NE Wide Receiver #2
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    Patriots declared WR K.J. Osborn, WR Tyquan Thornton, QB Joe Milton, S Kyle Duggar, and DT Eric Johnson inactive for Week 10 against the Titans.
  • TEN Quarterback #8
    Titans declared QB Will Levis, RB Tyjae Spears, CB Tre Avery, CB L’Jarius Snead, LB Cedric Gray, OL Dillon Radunz and TE David Martin-Robinson inactive for Week 10 against the Patriots.
  • LV Running Back #3
    Raiders RB Zamir White (quad) is active for Week 9 against the Bengals.
    Raiders declared RB Dylan Laube, CB Sam Webb, S Trey Taylor, C Andre James, and DE Janarius Robinson inactive for Week 9 against the Bengals. With White ready to go against the Bengals, Laube was deemed inactive as Alexander Mattison and White will continue to be the Raiders’ top backs. Andre James (ankle) is the Raiders’ major injury inactive as the center will miss his first game of the season. EDGE Maxx Crosby (ankle) and LB Robert Spillane (knee) both did not practice Friday but are good to go.
  • CAR Tight End #82
    Panthers declared TE Tommy Tremble, TE Feleipe Franks, LT Ikem Ekwonu, OLB DJ Johnson, CB Shemar Bartholomew and S Jammie Robinson inactive for Week 9 against the Saints.
    Tremble was listed as questionable with a back injury, but won’t be able to go against the New Orleans defense. That should lead to more snaps — and hopefully more targets — for Ja’Tavion Sanders.
  • DAL Cornerback #7
    Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs (calf) is active for Dallas’ Week 9 game against the Falcons.
    Diggs did not practice all week with what Jerry Jones deemed a calf “tear,” but will give it a go as the Cowboys try to get back to .500 against Atlanta. Eric Kendricks (shoulder), Linval Joseph (back), and Zach Martin (shoulder) are also active off the questionable line. Inactive for the Cowboys are Micah Parsons, Ezekiel Elliott, Andrew Booth, DaRon Bland, KJ Henry, Matt Waltezko, and Trey Lance. Elliott was deemed out for disciplinary reasons on Saturday. Bland and Parsons were ruled out on Friday with injuries. Lance is the third quarterback. The other three are healthy scratches.
  • NO Quarterback #18
    Saints declared QB Spencer Rattler, RB Jamaal Williams, CB Kool-Aid McKinstry, CB Marshon Lattimore, CB Rico Payton, DT John Ridgeway III and LB Jaylan Ford inactive for Week 9 against the Panthers.
    Rattler goes from being the starter to the emergency QB with the return of David Carr (oblique). Williams was already listed out with his groin injury, so it’ll be Jordan Mims as the backup tailback against Carolina on Sunday.
  • ATL Linebacker #44
    Falcons declared LB Troy Andersen, DL Brandon Dorlus, OL Jovaughn Gwyn, OL Elijah Wilkinson, OL Brandon Parker, LB JD Bertrand, and RB Jase McClellan inactive for Atlanta’s Week 9 game against the Cowboys.
    OL Chris Lindstrom (knee) is active, which is great news for Bijan Robinson and Tyler Allgeier. Andersen was questionable with a knee and has not played since September. Bertrand was declared out on Friday with a concussion. Everyone else on the Atlanta inactives list is a healthy scratch.
  • IND Quarterback #5
    FOX Sports’ Jordan Schultz reports teams have inquired about trading for Anthony Richardson.
    Per Schultz, teams still view Richardson as a franchise quarterback. His sources called the young passer’s benching “premature.” As Schultz notes, a midseason trade for the former No. 4 overall pick is unlikely, but that won’t stop teams from trying to score a deal on a physically gifted quarterback who was benched after just 10 starts. If Richardson were to be traded, it would almost certainly come after the season, when Indy can make plans to move forward beyond a few Joe Flacco spot starts.
  • CIN Running Back #31
    Bengals RB Zack Moss (neck) is inactive for Week 9 against the Raiders.
    Moss was listed as doubtful heading into the weekend and is now officially ruled out after not practicing due to a neck issue Friday. Chase Brown will be a high-end RB2 with RB1 upside for Week 9 against the Raiders. Also inactive for the Bengals are WR Charlie Jones, WR Jermaine Burton, WR Tee Higgins, OT Orlando Brown Jr., TE Tanner McLachlan and DT Jay Tufele. Jones (groin), Higgins (quad), and Brown (knee) are also out due to injury, while Burton is a surprising healthy scratch.
  • NYG Quarterback #15
    Giants declared P Jamie Gillan, CB Tre Hawkins, OG Jake Kubas, WR Bryce Ford-Wheaton, DL Jordon Riley, and QB Tommy DeVito inactive for Week 9 against the Commanders.
    All things considered, the Giants enter the week at close to full straight. Rookie running back Tyrone Tracy made it out of concussion protocol in time for Sunday’s NFC East tilt and should see a heavy workload after running for a career-high 145 yards in last week’s loss to the Steelers. The Giants will hope their offensive line holds up well enough to protect Daniel Jones after struggling in their first game without Andrew Thomas.