Denver Broncos WR Eric Decker (shoulder) practiced in full Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Footballguys View: Decker had a big week against the Raiders in Week 3. It’s pick your poison with the Broncos passing game from week to week. We like Decker as a flex play with upside against the Eagles in Week 4.
Broncos | Eric Decker practices in full
Houston Texans LB Whitney Mercilus was fined $15,000 for his unnecessary roughness hit on Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco in Week 3.
Texans | Whitney Mercilus fined
Tennessee Titans LB Zaviar Gooden (ankle) fully participated in practice Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Titans | Zavier Gooden fully practices
Updating a previous item, New York Jets RB Chris Ivory (hamstring) rode a stationary bike during practice Wednesday, Sept. 25, and the team isn’t giving any indication that he’ll return in Week 4 against the Tennessee Titans. He ran only four times for five yards before coming out of the game in Week 3. There is no timetable for Ivory to return to action.
Jets | Chris Ivory rides bike
Terrelle Pryor, Manti Te’o, C.J. Spiller and Reggie Bush are all featured in Wednesday’s injury roundup. Who’s in danger of missing action and what players are ready to go?
Injury roundup: Pryor misses practice; Te’o ready to go
The Detroit Lions signed free-agent WR Charles Hawkins (Cardinals) to their practice squad Wednesday, Sept. 25, and released DT Justin Bannan in a corresponding move.
Lions | Charles Hawkins signs
New York Jets DE Quinton Coples (ankle), DT Kenrick Ellis (back), WR Clyde Gates (knee), CB Dee Milliner (hamstring), TE Kellen Winslow (knee) all were limited in practice Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Jets | Five limited practice
Arizona Cardinals DE Ron Talley (wrist) practiced in full Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Cardinals | Ron Talley practices in full
Detroit Lions WR Nate Burleson (arm) is hoping to return sometime in November after undergoing surgery Wednesday, Sept. 25, to fix two broken bones in his left arm. The team will not place him on the Injured Reserve in the meantime.
Lions | Nate Burleson hopes to return in November
Detroit Lions general manager Martin Mayhew has made it clear that the organization is not looking to trade RB Mikel Leshoure, despite not using him at all this year. Leshoure is frustrated with his role on the team but isn’t requesting a trade at the moment. ‘It’s frustrating, because you know you could be out there to help the team,’ Leshoure said. ‘I feel like I’m better than a reserve player, and I have more to give than that, but that’s my role now and that’s what I’m taking.’
Lions | Not trying to trade Mikel Leshoure