Dallas has used six of its eight designated-to-return spots in five games. The hamstring injuries that kept Overshown and Durant out on Wednesday show why the last two matter.
Hudson was hurt on his two-catch drive before halftime in Miami. Cincinnati uses its bye to sort out a tight end room led by Mike Gesicki.
Baltimore cleared a roster spot by waiving Chris Moore, then brought Lane back for a full Wednesday practice before the trip to Cleveland. Cam Jurgens made his Ravens practice debut.
Los Angeles designated the second-year receiver for return from a hamstring injury and brought Grimm back after an August injury settlement.
Las Vegas now has three weeks to activate Runyon, who has been on injured reserve since late August, or keep him on the list.
The first-round rookie receiver returns to practice before the Patriots trip, and the Jets re-signed Reeder less than a day after releasing him.
Cleveland designated the second-year running back to return from injured reserve on Wednesday, giving the backfield a possible lift before the Ravens visit.
Houston is designating the linebacker for return from a Week 1 shoulder injury as Braden Smith is already back on the 53 and Tank Dell trends toward activation.
Philadelphia designated Dickerson, Jakorian Bennett, Grant Calcaterra and Eli Stowers for return from IR and added Clark to the practice squad ahead of the Panthers.
Jacksonville added the safety to the 53-man roster and signed long snapper Jacob Bobenmoyer to the practice squad after Harrison went to IR.
