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Here are Thursday’s practice squad moves: Kansas City Chiefs Signed: WR Bub Means Los Angeles Rams Signed: CB David Long Minnesota Vikings Signed: G C.J. Hanson New England Patriots Signed: CB Kindle Vildor Vildor drew practice squad interest from other…

Several NFL teams made practice squad roster additions on Thursday, November 5. The Kansas City Chiefs signed wide receiver Bub Means, the Los Angeles Rams added cornerback David Long, the Minnesota Vikings signed guard C.J. Hanson, and the New England Patriots brought back veteran cornerback Kindle Vildor.
According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, Vildor attracted interest from other teams after New England released him on Tuesday. The seventh-year veteran chose to re-sign with the Patriots, having previously tallied seven tackles, a forced fumble, and a pass breakup across five games this season.
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