Olave, Shepherd and Jennings sat Wednesday while Kamara was limited and Tyler Shough practiced fully with a glove on his left hand.
Smith-Njigba was limited with an ankle on the short week, Surratt and Drake Thomas sat, and Charles is eligible to debut after coming off IR.
Cleveland’s first Week 6 report has its top two running backs, starting right tackle Tytus Howard and every injured defensive tackle listed as non-participants before Baltimore visits.
Dallas opened Packers week with Lamb and Guyton cleared to practice fully, while Overshown, Durant, Speed and Shelton sat out.
Ramsey is following last week's broken-wrist routine, while Dean and Rico Dowdle were limited and Keeanu Benton was a new DNP.
Chicago will be without both starting defensive ends in Atlanta, while Edwards' aggravated hamstring is the bigger worry than Stevenson's.
Carolina’s first Week 6 report was an estimate, but all three players with open return windows were listed as full participants before the trip to Philadelphia.
Neither hamstring-injured starter joined the main Wednesday session, while Greenard, Epps and Hollywood Brown returned and four IR practice windows opened.
The Falcons quarterback returned to limited practice Wednesday after a rib injury, and his coach said the Week 6 start is trending as long as there is no setback.
Jeremy Fowler says the Broncos safety could be out about two to three weeks with an ankle injury, while Pat Surtain II remains a short-week question for Thursday against Seattle.
