Quarterbacks and key outs
Baltimore ruled out Lamar Jackson for Sunday night at Atlanta after he missed every practice with an ankle injury. Tyler Huntley will start.
Washington ruled out Stefon Diggs with a hamstring injury, while Jayden Daniels is good to go. Jeremy Fowler of ESPN said Friday night that Terry McLaurin (hamstring) is most likely a game-time decision.
Chicago ruled out Kyle Monangai at Green Bay with a toe injury. He is week-to-week, and D'Andre Swift should lead the backfield.
Receiver rooms thin out
The Chargers ruled out Quentin Johnston and Brenen Thompson, and Ladd McConkey is questionable with his foot. Los Angeles also placed tackle Rashawn Slater on injured reserve, per ESPN's transaction log.
New England ruled out Mack Hollins and four cornerbacks. Their opponent, Las Vegas, will be without Jalen Nailor and Dont'e Thornton Jr., and Ashton Jeanty is questionable with an ankle and foot injury.
Denver placed Pat Bryant on injured reserve and promoted Lil'Jordan Humphrey. In San Francisco, Mike Evans is off the injury report, while Nick Bosa and Kyle Juszczyk are out at Seattle.
Moves and coaching
Miami claimed Kaytron Allen off waivers from Washington. Philadelphia released Andy Dalton and promoted running back Carson Steele, per ESPN's transaction log. In Houston, DeMeco Ryans took back defensive play-calling from Matt Burke.
What RSO owners should do
Set lineups now for the London game, since it kicks off early Sunday. Shipley is the Eagles back to start if you need one, and Swift gets a bump in Chicago. Keep a fallback ready for McLaurin, McConkey and Jeanty, and check inactives 90 minutes before kickoff.
