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  • CHI Wide Receiver #12
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    The third-year, 27-year-old player has a chance to begin anew. Jones switched from wide receiver to running back this offseason in an attempt to retain a roster spot. After eight weeks, the experiment has concluded. Jones will likely land with another team quickly. His 4.31-second 40-yard dash speed remains usable on special teams. The Bears also released FB Khari Blasingame.
  • FA Head Coach
    Saleh was spotted on the sidelines of Green Bay’s practice on Wednesday, prompting reporters to ask LaFLeur about the situation. He didn’t mention an official title for the former head coach of the New York Jets. According to ESPN’s Rob Demovsky, Saleh will help LaFleur on the offensive side of the ball by offering a defensive perspective. Saleh, in LaFleur’s own words, deserves some credit for LaFleur making it in the NFL. Saleh convinced Texans head coach Gary Kubiak to hire LaFleur all the way back in 2008. Per LaFleur, Saleh will be with the Packers through Thursday, so this may be a brief consulting gig. The former Jets boss may be able to land a defensive coordinator gig in the offseason if his stint in Green Bay goes off without a hitch.
  • FA Defensive End #52
    A linebacker for his first three seasons, the Commanders new regime threw him at EDGE and gave him 86 snaps in five games. Davis did not record a sack. He also was cited twice for reckless driving. Still just 25, Davis is a potential reclamation project.
  • FA Wide Receiver #13
    Renfrow, who was released in March, has not been linked to a team or visited one since. This helps explain that. He’ll turn 29 in December. Renfrow had a 1,000-yard season in 2021 and barring a reversal will finish his career with 2,884 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns. Mike Mayock certainly made worse draft picks.
  • FA Wide Receiver #80
    Campbell, who failed to crack the 53-man roster at last cuts, caught a touchdown in Week 4 while A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith were both out. Still just 27, Campbell will be out there for WR-needy teams to take a shot on.
  • FA Tackle #74
    Humphries tore his ACL in Week 17 and has been rehabbing it on his own. The Giants are in need of tackle depth with Andrew Thomas dealing with a long-term injury, Joseph Ezeudu a disaster, and Evan Neal apparently not in New York’s short-term plans.
  • FA Wide Receiver #13
    Harry was a first-round pick by the Patriots who has never caught more than 33 passes in a season and hasn’t brought in a reception since 2022. Someone will likely give him a chance on the practice squad because of his 6-foot-4 size, but his chances of ever making a fantasy impact are slim and none.
  • FA Wide Receiver #15
    The Bills parted ways with Valdes-Scantling after trading for Amari Cooper. The Saints were without Chris Olave on Thursday this week because of a concussion. Rashid Shaheed underwent knee surgery and is done for the year. The injuries have left New Orleans severely undermannned at receiver and Shaheed’s injury will leave them light on talent even after Olave returns. MVS won’t change their fortunes in the midst of a lost season, but he will get some quality wind sprints on the field for New Orleans.
  • FA Defensive Back #13
    As NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport points out, the Panthers are looking toward the future on both sides of the ball, and Hill, now 33 years old, was not part of those plans. The veteran corner re-upped with Carolina on a one-year deal this offseason. Hill has one pass breakup and 32 tackles this year. With 119 games and 60 starts in the regular season alone, there will be a market for Hill’s services as a depth option.
  • FA Running Back #25
    This one comes as a bit of a surprise for a team with as many concerns as the Broncos have a running back. Despite his UDFA status, Watson is a talented rookie who made the Broncos 53-man roster out of training camp. The former Memphis product amassed more than 3,200 yards on the ground in his five-year college career, and added another 113-928-6 through the air. Watson would make for an intriguing signing for several teams in need of help at the position. If he clears waivers, it wouldn’t be surprising to see him revert to the Broncos’ practice squad.