Chicago Bears

• LB Devante Bond, S Kentrell Brice, S Derrick Kindred

Cincinnati Bengals

• CB Dee Delaney

Detroit Lions

• RB Tra Carson, WR Jonathan Duhart, WR Emanuel Hall, TE Matt Lengel

Green Bay Packers

• G Joshua Garnett

Miami Dolphins

• CB DaShaun Amos, LB Willie Jefferson, DE Jonathan Kongbo, LB Derrick Moncrief, DE Mike Moore, CB Marcus Sayles, LB Nick Usher. (Each player played in the CFL this season)

Seattle Seahawks

• RB Nick Brossette, RB Matthew Dayes, RB Xavier Turner

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• RB Tony Brooks-James

Arizona Cardinals

• QB Drew Anderson, WR Saeed Blacknall, DT Lyndon Johnson, WR DaMarkus Lodge

Carolina Panthers

• S Tre Sullivan

Denver Broncos

• OG Larry Allen, OT Ka’John Armstrong, RB Alex Barnes, WR Tyre Brady, RB Nick Brossette, QB Taryn Christion, RB Jeremy Cox, RB Matthew Dayes, OT Brian Fineanganofo, QB Nick Fitzgerald, OG Joshua Garnett, QB Tyree Jackson, TE Tyree Mayfield, WR De’Mornay Pierson-El, OG Bunchy Stallings, WR DeAndre Thompkins, WR Trevion Thompson, WR Alex Wesley, WR Papi White

Detroit Lions

• P Ryan Anderson, TE Paul Butler, LS James Fisher, P Jack Fox, TE Cole Herdman, LB Christian Kuntz, DT Walter Palmore, P Austin Rehkow, TE Will Tye, K Kaare Vedvik, DE Kevin Wilkins, LS John Wirtel

Houston Texans

• DE Eric Lee

Jacksonville Jaguars

• DE Jonathan Bonner, RB Tony Brooks-James, WR Charone Peake, RB Paul Perkins

New Orleans Saints

• OL Gerhard de Beer, LB Mason Foster, LB Malcolm Smith, OL Marquez Tucker

New York Jets

• CB Briean Boddy-Calhoun

Tennessee Titans

• CB Jordan Brown, CB Dee Delaney

Buffalo Bills 

• OLs Caleb Benenoch, Brian Mihalik, Austin Pasztor, Corey Robinson, Sam Young 

Chicago Bears

• RBs Matthew Dayes

Cincinnati Bengals

• CBs Deatrick Nichols, Jayson Stanley

Denver Broncos

• S Corrion Ballard, DT Daryle Banfield, DE Tashawn Bower, LB Tre’ Crawford, CB Davante Davis, DL Willie Henry, S P.J. Locke, S Tray Matthews, DB Picasso Nelson, LB Gimel President, DE Wyatt Ray, S Tyree Robinson, S Kahani Smith, LB Pita Taumoepenu, NT Jay-Tee Tiuli, S Isaiah Wharton

Dallas Cowboys

• OLs Marcus Henry, Storm Norton

Indianapolis Colts

• TEs Xavier Grimble, Gabe Holmes, Matt Lengel, Eric Tomlinson, Ross Travis

Jacksonville Jaguars

• OTs Marcus Applefield, Tyler Jones

Kansas City Chiefs

• DE Terrence Fede, DE/OLB Nate Orchard

New England Patriots

• S Tre Sullivan

New Orleans Saints

• LBs Curtis Akins, Devante Bond, Andrew Dowell, LB Alvin Jones

Washington Redskins

• LB Obum Gwacham, DE Eli Harold

Chicago Bears

• Signed: WR Joe Walker
• Waived/injured: DB Josh Simmons

Cincinnati Bengals

• Placed on injured reserve: DT Niles Scott

Dallas Cowboys

• Signed: TE Marcus Lucas
• Waived/injured: T Derrick Puni

Green Bay Packers

• Signed: DB Ibraheim Campbell
• Waived/injured: LB Kendall Donnerson
• Released: RB Corey Grant

Kansas City Chiefs

• Signed: DE Hunter Dimick
• Placed on injured reserve: CB Keith Reaser

Minnesota Vikings

• Waived: CB Terrence Alexander

New Orleans Saints

• Signed: RB Kerwynn Williams
• Waived: RB Matthew Dayes

New York Giants

• Placed on injured reserve: LB Mark McLaurin

Pittsburgh Steelers

• Signed: CB Trevon Mathis
• Waived/injured: RB Ralph Webb

San Francisco 49ers

• Signed: Jeremiah Valoaga
• Waived: WR Chris Thompson

Seattle Seahawks

• Signed: RB Xavier Turner
• Waived/injured: CB Davante Davis

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• Signed: OL Salesi Uhatafe
• Placed on injured reserve: S D’Cota Dixon

Cleveland Browns

• Waived: OL Trevon Tate

Indianapolis Colts

• Signed: DT Chunky Clements
• Waived: DT Johnny Robinson

Kansas City Chiefs

• Released: TE John Phillips
• Waived: QB T.J. Linta

New Orleans Saints

• Signed: RB Matthew Dayes

New York Jets

• Claimed off waivers from Dolphins: LB James Burgess
• Placed on NFI List: RB Jalin Moore

Oakland Raiders

• Waived: G Chaz Green

Philadelphia Eagles

• Signed: WR Devin Ross
• Waived: G Johnny Gibson

San Francisco 49ers

• Signed: CB Dontae Johnson
• Waived: LB Pita Taumoepenu

Tennessee Titans

• Waived: DL Dee Liner

Washington Redskins

• Signed: T Brian Wallace, T Jylan Ware
• Waived: T Adam Bisnowaty, T Juwann Bushell-Beatty

Baltimore Ravens

• Signed: DE Aaron Adeoye, CB Terrell Bonds, OT Darrell Williams
• Waived: DB Robertson Daniel, S Evan Worthington, OL C.J. Toogood

Chicago Bears

• Signed: OL Tommy Doles, DE Jalen Dalton
• Cut: DB Adarius Pickett, DE Lawrence Marshall

Cleveland Browns

• Signed: CB Jhavonte Dean, RB Travon Gray, LB Willie Harvey

Green Bay Packers

• Claimed: WR Jawill Davis
• Signed: WR Darrius Shepherd, CB Chandon Sullivan
• Released: RB Lavon Coleman

Kansas City Chiefs

• Reserve/non-football injury list: DE Tim Ward

Los Angeles Rams

• Signed: LB Bryce Hager

Minnesota Vikings

• Signed: CB Terrance Alexander, DE Stacy Keely, DB Isaiah Wharton

New England Patriots

• WR Xavier Ubosi

New Orleans Saints

• Signed: DT Kenny Bigelow Jr., RB Devine Ozigbo, CB Jordan Wyatt

New York Giants 

• Signed: G Austin Droogsma

New York Jets

• Waived: QB Brandon Silvers

Oakland Raiders

• Signed: P A.J. Cole, DT Ronald Ollie
• Waived: P Drew Kaser, OL Jamar McGloster

San Francisco 49ers

• Claimed: OL Willie Beavers,
• Signed: LB LaRoy Reynolds, RB Austin Walter
• Waived: RB Matthew Dayes, DL Ryan Delaire

Denver Broncos

• Signed: C Gino Gradkowski

Detroit Lions:

• Waived: CB Lenzy Pipkins

Jacksonville Jaguars

• Signed: TE Ben Koyack
• Waived: TE David Grinnage

San Francisco 49ers

• Promoted from practice squad: RB Matthew Dayes
• Waived: S Tyvis Powell

Arizona Cardinals

• WR Rishard Matthews (story), K Daniel Carlson, K Kai Forbath, QB Malik Zaire

Baltimore Ravens

• LB Alvin Jones

Buffalo Bills

• WR Aaron Burbridge, WR Bennie Fowler, QB Landry Jones, P Drew Kaser, P Brad Nortman

Carolina Panthers

• LB Thurston Armbrister, LB Brandon Chubb, LB Josh Keyes

Cincinnati Bengals

• TE Blake Bell, TE Khari Lee, TE Clive Walford

Cleveland Browns

• OT Brant Weiss

Detroit Lions

• LB Garret Dooley, LB John Timu, LB Aaron Wallace, DT Jamie Meder, DT David Parry

Green Bay Packers

• RB Tra Carson (signed to practice squad), WR Keon Hatcher (signed to PS), WR Devin Lucien, WR Teo Redding

Houston Texans

• WR Marcus Tucker

Indianapolis Colts

• S Mike Mitchell (signed, story)

Jacksonville Jaguars

• RB Jamaal Charles (signed, story), RB Charcandrick West, LS Jon Condo, LS Matt Overton, LS Zach Triner, TE Pharoah McKever (signed to PS), WR Breshad Perriman, QB Josh Woodrum

Kansas City Chiefs

• LB Nate Orchard, LB Gimel President, LB Frank Zombo (signed, story)

New Orleans Saints

• WR Quan Bray, WR Rashad Greene, WR Jordan Leslie, WR Brandon Reilly, WR Lucky Whitehead, WR Shane Wynn, CB Chris Campbell, LB Kennan Gilchrist, LB Manase Hungalu, LB Greer Martini, DB Lardarius Webb

Oakland Raiders

• LB Josh Carraway, DE Anthony Lanier, CB Quinten Rollins

San Francisco 49ers

• RB Matthew Dayes (signed to PS), RB Andre Ellington, RB Jeremy McNichols, RB Shane Vereen, RB Charcandrick West (story), QB Jack Heneghan

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• OG Kofi Amichia, WR Jace Billingsley, Fred Brown, Corey Coleman, Damoun Patterson, Austin Proehl, QB Joe Callahan, OT De’Ondre Wesley

Tennessee Titans

• LB B.J. Bello, LB Nigel Harris (signed to PS), LB Tegray Scales

While Breida was able to avoid a high ankle sprain, he’ll likely miss Monday’s contest. With Jerick McKinnon already out for the season, this leaves the 49ers with a pair of healthy running backs: Alfred Morris and Raheem Mostert. Head coach Kyle Shanahan said the team could end up promoting Jeff Wilson from the practice squad for some extra depth, or maybe they’ll look outside the organization for reinforcement.

Breida has stepped up during McKinnon’s absence, compiling 369 rushing yards and one touchdown on 49 carries. His 7.5 yards per attempt is currently the best mark in the NFL, and he’s yet to commit a fumble this season. On the flip side, Morris and Mostert have been underwhelming, combining for 3.5 yards per carry.

The team may be willing to ride it out with Morris as their starting running back, especially since the majority of the auditionees have served as third-down backs throughout their careers. Vereen was the most productive in 2017, as he hauled in 44 receptions for 253 yards (he also had another 164 rushing yards on 45 carries). West finished last season with 27 receptions in 13 games with the Chiefs, while Ellington had 39 receptions during his stints with the Cardinals and Texans.

Buffalo Bills

• Signed: TE Keith Towbridge
• Released: CB Michael Hunter

Carolina Panthers

• Signed: LB Brandon Chubb
• Released QB: Connor Cook

Dallas Cowboys

• Released: RB Bo Scarbrough

Green Bay Packers

• Signed: RB Tra Carson, WR Keon Hatcher
• Released: RB Joel Bouagnon

Indianapolis Colts

• Waived: CB Lenzy Pipkins

Jacksonville Jaguars

• Signed: TE Pharoah McKever

Kansas City Chiefs

• Placed On PS-IR: LB Robert McCray

Los Angeles Rams

• Signed: OT Rick Leonard

New England Patriots

• Signed: RB Kenneth Farrow

New York Giants

• Signed: K Marshall Koehn

San Francisco 49ers

• Signed: RB Matthew Dayes, OL Najee Toran, DB Tyvis Powell
• Released: DB Dexter McCoil, WR Frank Stephens

Tennessee Titans

• Signed: LB Nigel Harris
• Released: OL Coleman Shelton

Arizona Cardinals

• WR Jordan Leslie (link via Adam Caplan of SiriusXM)

Atlanta Falcons

• DT Karl Klug (link via Caplan)

Cleveland Browns

• LB Junior Sylvestre (link); CBs Sterling Moore, Josh Robinson; K Daniel Carlson, Miles Bergner (link via Caplan)

Denver Broncos

• P Brock Miller (link)

Detroit Lions

• RB Akeem Hunt; C Jake Eldrenkamp; Ts Antonio Garcia, De’Ondre Wesley; G Landon Turner (link)

Green Bay Packers

• LBs Josh Carraway, Aaron Wallace (link via Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com)

Houston Texans

• WRs Krishawn Hogan, Francis Owusu, Brandon Reilly (link)

Jacksonville Jaguars

• RBs Matthew Dayes, Orleans Darkwa (link via Caplan)

Los Angeles Chargers

• LBs Jonathan Celestin, Tre’von Johnson; P Shane Tripucka; LS Taybor Pepper (link)

Los Angeles Rams

• LB Anthony Winbush; DBs Xavier Coleman, Ranthony Texada; K Kai Forbath

Miami Dolphins

• Gs Austin Davis, J.J. Dielman; Cs Dillon Day, T.J. Johnson, Jon Toth; T Gerhard de Beer; DTs Xavier Cooper, Will Sutton (link)

Minnesota Vikings

• DE Terrence Fede; LB Tyrone Holmes (link)

New England Patriots

• T Andrew Nelson (link)

New Orleans Saints

• G/T Oday Aboushi; Ts Chaz Green, Austin Howard; Gs Jordan Morgan, Isaiah Williams; CBs De’Vante Bausby, Jeremy Boykins, Byron Maxwell (link)

New York Jets

• DL Rakeem Nunez-Roches; K Daniel Carlson (Twitter links)

Oakland Raiders

• DEs Damontre Moore, Jacquies Smith; LBs Travis Feeney, Edmond Robinson; K Nick Novak (link via Caplan)

Pittsburgh Steelers

• CB Herb Waters (link)

Seattle Seahawks

• WR Keon Hatcher; DE Hau’oli Kikaha; LB Chris Odom; CB Kalan Reed; Ss Maurice Alexander, Eddie Pleasant, Jeremy Reaves (link)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• CB Josh Shaw; S A.J. Howard (link)

Tennessee Titans

• QB Garrett Gilbert; WRs Aaron Burbridge, Reggie Davis, Damoun Patterson; LB Antwione Williams (link)

Shifting from a player the Browns just cut to one they opted not to draft, here’s the latest from the AFC North:

• Sam Darnold did his best to not offer much regarding his draft-night mindset, but he did say he expected the Browns to take him at No. 1 due to the amount of time John Dorsey and Co. spent with him leading into the draft, Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com notes. The Browns spent time with all four of the top quarterback prospects before narrowing their decision to Baker Mayfield and Josh Allen. “We spent time with (Darnold) and his family, and obviously, every quarterback. We feel very comfortable with the guy that we selected in Baker, and I’m sure they do with him,” Jackson said. “He’s a fine prospect and is going to be a fine player. I think they got a good one, but we feel we have a really good one, too.”
• The Ravens are not counting on having C.J. Mosley available for their Week 3 game against the Broncos, David Ginsburg of the Associated Press notes. The three-time Pro Bowl linebacker suffered a bruised left knee in Baltimore’s loss in Cincinnati. Rookie Kenny Young and Patrick Onwuasor were called to action in place of Mosley, who’s only missed two games (both in 2016) in his career. A fourth-round pick, Young looks like the Sunday starter, per Ginsburg.
• Broncos rookie UDFA Phillip Lindsay sits third among the league’s rushing leaders going into Week 3’s Baltimore trip, and Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic tweets the Colorado product narrowed his post-draft choices to the Broncos and Ravens. Lindsay (178 rushing yards on 6.1 per carry) is part of a two-rookie backfield in Denver. The Ravens opted to retain their status quo at running back, with Alex Collins, Kenneth Dixon and Javorius Allen back.
• Allen is now on IR, though the Ravens would’ve preferred to keep both he and cornerback Maurice Canady on their active roster rather than shelve them for at least two months, Jeff Zreibec of The Athletic notes. Neither’s injury is a season-ending setback, and Dixon is a candidate to return from IR later in the season.
• Le’Veon Bell‘s agent, Adisa Bakari, attended the Steelers‘ season-opening tie in Cleveland, and Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports writes the vibe between he and Steelers brass wasn’t particularly uncomfortable. Bakari also represents Tyrod Taylor. Nothing on the Bell front’s transpired in several days, and Pittsburgh’s bracing for a long absence.
• Mike Tomlin expressed frustration with punter Jordan Berry, per The Athletic’s Mark Kaboly (on Twitter), and he may be on the verge of losing his job. The Steelers brought in free agent punters Jeff Locke and Justin Vogel for workouts today, Kaboly tweets. Berry’s been Pittsburgh’s punter since 2015, and the Steelers signed him to an extension in February.
• With Joe Mixon out for a bit, the Bengals brought in a host of running backs for Tuesday workouts. Thomas Rawls, Fitzgerald Toussaint, Troymaine Pope and Matthew Dayes trekked to Cincinnati for auditions, Sirius XM’s Adam Caplan tweets.

Arizona Cardinals

• LB Kennan Gilchrist, Hayes Pullard (Twitter link via Sirius XM’s Adam Caplan)

Atlanta Falcons

• CB Taveze Calhoun, CB Taurean Nixon, CB Malik Reaves (link)

Buffalo Bills

• DT Michael Bennett, DT Quinton Dial, QB Tyler Ferguson, CB Michael Hunter, OL Austin Pasztor, WR Hunter Sharp, WR Brandon Shippen, OL Jylan Ware (link)

Carolina Panthers

• T Isaiah Battle, TE Blake Bell, TE Billy Brown, TE Kyle Carter, T Roubbens Joseph, T Michael Ola, QB Dalton Sturm, T Darrell Williams (link)

Cleveland Browns

• WR Bennie Fowler, WR Dontrelle Inman, LB Azeem Victor (link)

Dallas Cowboys

• CB Jeremy Boykins, WR Chad Hansen, LB Ufomba Kamalu, WR Justice Liggins, DE Cameron Malveaux, WR Francis Owusu, T William Poehls, DT Christian Ringo, DT Adolphus Washington (link)

Detroit Lions

• DT Darius Kilgo (via Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle, on Twitter)

Houston Texans

• RB Matthew Dayes, DE Anthony Lanier, RB Jeremy McNichols, CB Herb Waters, CB D.J. White, WR Isaac Whitney (link)

Jacksonville Jaguars

• T Gerhard de Beer, T Christian DiLauro, T Antonio Garcia, WR Francis Owusu, WR Brandon Reilly, WR Travis Rudolph (link)

Kansas City Chiefs

• TE Jerell Adams, TE Nick Keizer, TE David Wells, , (via Caplan, on Twitter)

Los Angeles Chargers

• G Spencer Drango, T Jamar McGloster (via Caplan, on Twitter)

Los Angeles Rams

• G Ian Silberman, T David Steinmetz, T Darrell Williams (link)

New England Patriots

• QB Kyle Allen, RB Andre Ellington, RB Charcandrick West (via Mike Reiss of ESPN.com, on Twitter)

New Orleans Saints

• LB Jonathan Freeny, LB Josh Keyes, LB Darnell Sankey, LB Martrell Spaight (via Caplan, on Twitter)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• CB De’Vante Bausby, DE Hunter Dimick, DT Sealver Siliga, LB Emmanuel Smith, CB Herb Waters, LB Antwione Williams (via Caplan, on Twitter)

Tennessee Titans

• CB Makinton Dorleant, DT Darius Kilgo, DT Dee Liner, DT Jamie Meder, S Josh Robinson, CB Henre’ Toliver (link)

Washington Redskins

• G Kofi Amichia, G Jamil Douglas, T Chris Durant, C Jake Eldrenkamp, T Justin Evans, G Kaleb Johnson (link)

Buffalo Bills

• DT Du’Vonta Lumpkin (link)

Carolina Panthers

• WRs Donteea Dye, Brandon Reilly (link)

Cleveland Browns

• RB Mark Thompson (per Ian Rapoport of NFL.com); TE Vince Mayle; G Spencer Drango; C Anthony Fabiano; LBs Richie Brown, Tegray Scales (per Caplan)

Green Bay Packers

• TEs Troy Mangen, Ethan Wolf; CBs Trevon Mathis, Linden Stephens (link)

Houston Texans

• OTs Christian DiLauro, Rees Odhiambo, David Sharpe; G Will Holden; DT Josh Banks; Ks Jon Brown, Sam Ficken, Kai Forbath; Ps Brad Nortman, Colton Schmidt, Justin Vogel; LS Zach Triner (link)

Jacksonville Jaguars

• FB Jalston Fowler; LBs Kennan Gilchrist, Nigel Harris, Jacob Pugh, Antwione Williams; DE Charles Tapper (link)

Los Angeles Rams

• T Darrell Williams (per Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle)

Miami Dolphins

•  G Spencer Drango; C Anthony Fabiano; LBs Richie Brown, Tegray Scales; CB Herb Waters (link)

New York Jets

• LB Harvey Langi (link)

Seattle Seahawks

• LBs Tre’von Johnson, Emmanuel Smith (per Caplan)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• QBs Brogan Roback, Josh Woodrum; RBs Matthew Dayes, Akrum Wadley; WR Isaac Whitney; CBs Jeremy Boykins (link)

Washington Redskins

• QB Kyle Allen (per Wilson); WRs Jehu Chesson, Amba Etta-Tawo, Jordan Leslie, Devin Lucien, Ka’Raun White; LB Kennan Gilchrist (per Balzer)

New England currently only has four wide receivers on its roster (excluding special-teamer Matthew Slater), and the club is counting on Chris Hogan, Phillip Dorsett, Cordarrelle Patterson, and the recently-claimed Chad Hansen to shoulder the load until Julian Edelman returns from suspension in Week 5. In addition to Hansen, the Patriots claimed former Seahawks pass-catcher Amara Darboh off waivers on Sunday, but waived him with an injury designation on Tuesday.

Wright inked a one-year, $1MM deal with the Vikings this spring that contained $400K guaranteed, but he was cut loose on Sunday. Scheduled to be Minnesota’s slot receiver between Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs, Wright was beaten out by former first-round pick Laquon Treadwell for a starting spot. Given his lack of special teams prowess, Wright didn’t hold much appeal as a reserve for Minnesota.

That Wright doesn’t play special teams (he has only four career ST snaps) could present a problem for his chances to earn a Patriots roster spot, as well, but New England’s dire need for receiving weapons could trump Wright’s weakness on teams. A former first-round pick, Wright spent five years with the Titans before landing with the Bears in 2017. The lone bright spot in an otherwise dismal passing attack, Wright posted a team-leading 59 receptions and 614 yards in his only season with Chicago.

Here’s the full list of free agents that were on hand for New England today, per Reiss:

• RB Kenjon Barner
• DB Quin Blanding
• RB Matthew Dayes
• WR Brandon Reilly
• RB Aaron Ripkowski
• LB Martrell Spaight
• LB Anthony Winbush