NFL Teams Announce Practice Squad Moves For October 14
NFL teams made a series of practice squad transactions on October 14. Baltimore signed wide receiver Chris Moore, Houston added quarterback Mark Gronowski and wide receiver Bryce Oliver, and other clubs made signings, releases, or injured reserve moves.
On October 14, 2026, several NFL clubs adjusted their practice squads. Baltimore added wide receiver Chris Moore, while Houston brought in quarterback Mark Gronowski and wide receiver Bryce Oliver. Los Angeles Chargers placed tight end Evan Svoboda on injured reserve.
Elsewhere, the Rams signed linebacker Garrett Nelson and released linebacker Jamie Sheriff. New Orleans added running back Jarquez Hunter, the Giants signed offensive lineman Josh Gesky and released defensive tackle C.J. Ravenell, and Philadelphia signed defensive back Dean Clark.
These practice squad changes may affect players, coaches, and dedicated fans. For players, signings and releases could alter career opportunities and roster depth. Teams may gain flexibility for injuries or weekly matchups. Fans could see new names in preparations, though most moves likely draw limited attention beyond close followers. The broader impact may remain modest, as such transactions often serve short-term roster management rather than major societal change.