Dallas Cowboys RB Joseph Randle could be active for Week 4 after sitting out the first three games of the season. Randle has been working on improving his special teams play as well as his pass blocking.

Footballguys View: When Randle was selected in the fifth-round of the 2013 NFL draft many thought he would end up as the primary backup behind Demarco Murray. The rookie was outplayed by Phillip Tanner and Lance Dunbar in the preseason and has not been active all year long. He’s a speed back with little wiggle or creativity in the open field.
Cowboys | Joseph Randle could be active

Chicago Bears CB Charles Tillman (groin, knee) will play Week 4 despite being listed as questionable for the game.
Bears | Charles Tillman to play Week 4

Miami Dolphins CB Dimitri Patterson (groin) is not participating during the media-access portion of practice Saturday, Sept. 28.
Dolphins | Dimitri Patterson sitting out

Miami Dolphins DT Paul Soliai (knee) was limited to individual drills during the media-access portion of practice Saturday, Sept. 28.
Dolphins | Paul Soliai limited

Miami Dolphins DE Cameron Wake (knee) was participating in all of the drills during the media-access portion of practice Saturday, Sept. 28.
Dolphins | Cameron Wake taking part in practice

Philadelphia Eagles RB LeSean McCoy is averaging 10.2 yards per carry when running up the middle so far this season with two touchdowns.
Eagles | LeSean McCoy having success up the middle

Philadelphia Eagles DE Trent Cole was expected to work at outside linebacker in the team’s 3-4 defensive alignment but has received more time at defensive end in the alignment.
Eagles | Trent Cole seeing time at 3-4 DE

Philadelphia Eagles TE Zach Ertz has played in only 51 of the team’s 205 offensive snaps this season but understands he needs to wait his turn. Head coach Chip Kelly said TE Brent Celek has not done anything to lose his starting job at this time.
Eagles | Zach Ertz has not seen a lot of playing time