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Bears Bears placed RB Zavier Scott on injured reserve. Bills Bills signed DB Kader Kohou to the practice squad. Browns Browns waived TE Carsen Ryan. Chargers Chargers designated TE David Njoku and LB Denzel Perryman to return from injured reserve.…

Several NFL teams announced multiple roster moves and practice squad transactions on Friday, November 5. Notably, the Baltimore Ravens placed quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley on injured reserve, while signing quarterback Austin Reed and elevating linebacker Adisa Isaac and kicker Jake Moody from their practice squad.
Elsewhere across the league, the Los Angeles Chargers designated tight end David Njoku and linebacker Denzel Perryman to return from injured reserve. Additional roster adjustments included the Chicago Bears placing running back Zavier Scott on injured reserve, along with several practice squad signings by teams including the Bills, Chiefs, Patriots, Rams, Seahawks, and Vikings.
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