The Baltimore Ravens are signing veteran wide receiver Dez Bryant to their practice squad, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

Tension might be approaching a tipping point in Dallas. Amid a string of lost games and quarterbacks, and reports of discord in the locker room, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones bristled Tuesday when asked if his team lacks leadership.

Buccaneers wideout Chris Godwin fractured his left index finger in Sunday's win against the Raiders that required surgery Tuesday, Tom Pelissero reported. He will not play in Monday's game against the Giants.

The Miami Dolphins surprised many last week when they made the QB change from Ryan Fitzpatrick to Tua Tagovailoa. Head coach Brian Flores is confident that his team's culture is built to handle the switch.

Antonio Brown is officially on the Buccaneers. The embattled wide receiver signed his contract Tuesday morning, Tom Pelissero reports. As expected, it's full of incentives. Here's other news, injuries and transactions we're tracking on Tuesday.

Ravens defensive end Calais Campbell said former Jaguars teammate Yannick Ngakoue fits their culture perfectly and he can see him here for the long term.

Monday's matchup of top-seven defenses didn't disappoint, even if one of them left town bummed about its second loss of 2020. Rams coach Sean McVay was happy to be the one tasting victory Monday.

Having an off-night against a top-notch defense is one thing, but the Bears offense displayed something much more troubling in Monday night's 24-10 loss to the Rams.

Drawing praise from head coach Sean McVay and DL Aaron Donald, Rams punter Johnny Hekker had five punts that pinned the Bears at the 10-yard line or better. 

A defensive battle between the Rams and Bears eventually transformed into an L.A. blowout as it prevailed and improved to 5-2.

The official inactive players for tonight's Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Rams game.

With Dallas sitting at 2-5 and no clear signs of improvement ahead, the Cowboys have made it known Griffen is available via trade, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Monday, per a source informed of the situation.