As Week 1 practices begin, here are the latest updates to teams’ 16-man practice squads:

Atlanta Falcons

• Signed: DL Khyiris Tonga

Carolina Panthers

• Signed: DB Marquise Blair
• Released: WR Ra’Shaun Henry

Cincinnati Bengals

• Released: TE Thaddeus Moss

Dallas Cowboys

• Released: DE Mika Tafua

Denver Broncos

• Signed: WR Vyncint Smith

Detroit Lions

• Signed: QB Tim Boyle

Green Bay Packers

• Signed: K Ramiz Ahmed

Jacksonville Jaguars

• Signed: LB Ty Summers

Kansas City Chiefs

• Signed: S James Wiggins

Las Vegas Raiders

• Signed: DT Kyle Peko

Los Angeles Chargers:

• Signed: TE Richard Rodgers

Miami Dolphins

• Signed: DTs Markaviest Bryant, Josiah Bronson, Christopher Hinton, T Kion Smith, CB Chris Steele
• Released: DT Niles Scott

New England Patriots

• Signed: WR Laquon Treadwell (story)

New York Giants

• Signed: CB Fabian Moreau, WR Marcus Johnson
• Released: DB Harrison Hand

Philadelphia Eagles

• Signed: CB Mac McCain
• Released: S Anthony Harris (story)

Pittsburgh Steelers

• Signed: CB Josh Jackson

San Francisco 49ers

• Signed: LB Buddy Johnson, OL Leroy Watson

Seattle Seahawks

• Signed: LB Joshua Onujiogu, DE Jabari Zuniga

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• Signed: LB Kenny Young

Washington Commanders

• Signed: OL Wes Martin

A former Washington starter and the primary Atlanta cornerback opposite A.J. Terrell last season, Moreau has experience playing both the slot and outside. The former third-round pick signed with the Texans earlier this offseason but did not make their 53-man roster.

The Lions attempted to keep David Blough by offering the Hard Knocks cast member a spot on their practice squad, but the three-year Detroit backup opted to head to Minnesota. He is currently on the Vikings’ 16-man taxi squad. A previous Aaron Rodgers backup, Boyle signed with the Lions last year.

Despite being a former second-round pick, Blair did not make the Seahawks’ 53-man roster this year. Knee injuries have sidelined him for most of the past two seasons. Seattle had stopped using Blair as a nickel, his primary role when on the field with the team that drafted him, during training camp.

Included as part of a 2019 trade that sent Marcus Peters to Baltimore, Young was also traded from the Rams to the Broncos last year. He started all 13 games he played in 2021 — seven as a Ram, six as a Bronco — and helped Denver fill the void created by Alexander Johnson and Josey Jewell‘s season-ending injuries. Young spent most of this offseason with the Raiders but did not make their roster.