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Here are Tuesday’s minor moves from around the NFL… Arizona Cardinals Waived from IR: TE Jameson Geers Chicago Bears Signed from practice squad: RB Zavier Scott Released: DB Nick McCloud Cincinnati Bengals Signed off Vikings’ practice squad: TE Cam Grandy…

NFL teams made several roster moves and managed notable injuries, including reports from Ian Rapoport that Bengals tight end Erick All likely suffered a season-ending torn ACL against the Ravens. Meanwhile, the Browns decided not to activate defensive lineman Davis from injured reserve before his 21-day practice window expired, making him the league's first player to revert to season-ending IR in 2026.
Elsewhere, Colts defensive back Cam Taylor-Britt will miss at least four games due to a groin injury after primarily playing on special teams this year. Additionally, the Bears reportedly parted ways with McCloud, prompting speculation regarding potential future roster additions by general manager Ryan Poles.
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