The Indianapolis Colts have added veteran running back Salvon Ahmed to their practice squad due to injuries affecting Jonathan Taylor and Trey Sermon. In a corresponding move, the team has released kicker Spencer Shrader, marking yet another transaction in his tumultuous offseason.

A former undrafted free agent, Ahmed previously played for the Miami Dolphins, where he accumulated 867 yards and five touchdowns over four seasons. With both Taylor and Sermon sidelined, Ahmed could potentially face his old team, the Dolphins, if he is activated for the upcoming game.

The Denver Broncos have signed former New Orleans Saints wide receiver A.T. Perry to their practice squad, as confirmed by insiders. Perry, who was drafted 195th overall last year, had a productive stint with the Saints, recording 12 receptions for 246 yards and four touchdowns in 10 games.

At 6-foot-5, Perry was a standout at Wake Forest and is known for his speed, running a 4.47-second forty-yard dash. His potential as a WR2/3 could help improve the Broncos' struggling passing attack.

The Denver Broncos have made several roster changes to bolster their offensive line ahead of their game against the Los Angeles Chargers. They signed offensive tackle Cameron Fleming and center Dieter Eiselen to the practice squad, while releasing running back Salvon Ahmed and defensive back Quinton Newsome.

Additionally, inside linebacker Levelle Bailey was promoted to the 53-man roster, and offensive guard Will Sherman was placed on the Practice Squad/Injured list. These adjustments come in response to injuries sustained by key players during their recent victory over the Las Vegas Raiders.

Myles Gaskin and Salvon Ahmed, former Miami Dolphins running backs, have experienced contrasting fortunes recently. Gaskin has been signed to the Minnesota Vikings' active roster after a tumultuous season, while Ahmed has been released from the Denver Broncos' practice squad.

Gaskin's journey this season has seen him move between the Vikings' practice squad and active roster multiple times, showcasing his resilience. Meanwhile, the New York Jets made headlines by firing head coach Robert Saleh, prompting reactions from former players now with the Dolphins.