Here are the most recent practice squad transactions from around the NFL:

Arizona Cardinals

• Signed to practice squad: DL Anthony Goodlow

Carolina Panthers

• Released from practice squad: LB Shaquille Quarterman

Chicago Bears

• Signed to practice squad: OL Austen Pleasants
• Released from practice squad: LS Jake McQuaide

Indianapolis Colts

• Restored to practice squad from injured reserve: QB Jason Bean
• Signed to practice squad: CB Tre Flowers, RB Evan Hull
• Released from practice squad: DT Josiah Bronson, WR Ethan Fernea, CB Kelvin Joseph

Los Angeles Chargers

• Signed to practice squad: LB Caleb Murphy

Miami Dolphins

• Released from practice squad: OT Anderson Hardy

Minnesota Vikings

• Signed to practice squad: RB Myles Gaskin, OT Julian Pearl
• Release from practice squad: LB Dallas Gant, OT Marcellus Johnson

New England Patriots

• Signed to practice squad: WR Braylon Sanders

New Orleans Saints

• Signed to practice squad: DB Tre Herndon, RB Jordan Mims
• Released from practice squad: C Sincere Haynesworth

New York Giants

• Released from practice squad: S Gervarrius Owens

Philadelphia Eagles

• Released from practice squad: DT Siaki Ika

Pittsburgh Steelers

• Released from practice squad: RB La’Mical Perine, CB Thomas Graham

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• Released from practice squad: LB Kalen DeLoach

Tennessee Titans

• Signed to practice squad: DL Abdullah Anderson, DB Justin Hardee, OG Arlington Hambright
• Released from practice squad: OG Cole Spencer

Washington Commanders

• Signed to practice squad: OT Bobby Hart
• Released from practice squad: OT Anim Dankwah

The Vikings cut Gaskin from their active roster on Tuesday, but as a vested veteran, he did not need to pass through waivers before re-signing to Minnesota’s practice squad. Gaskin played in the Vikings’ first five games this season, but has not appeared since October 6. His familiarity with the offense could lead to activations from the practice squad if Minnesota needs running back depth.

Herndon will join the Saints after playing in Jacksonville for six seasons, with 83 total appearances and 34 starts for the Jaguars since 2018. The veteran cornerback only started five games over the last two years, but played in 15 games for almost 900 snaps as a rotational member of the Jaguars’ secondary. His experience could lead to quick elevations from the practice squad once he learns the Saints’ defense.

The Commander signed the 30-year-old Hart to give them more depth at offensive tackle. The veteran has 67 starts and 98 total appearances over his eight-year career, though he hasn’t played in the NFL since a 2022 stint with the Bills.