The Jacksonville Jaguars have welcomed back offensive lineman Tyler Shatley to their practice squad, following his release during roster cuts earlier this year. Shatley, who has spent a decade with the team, holds the franchise record for consecutive games played.

With injuries plaguing the Jaguars' offensive line, Shatley's return could provide much-needed depth as the team struggles at 2-9 in the AFC South. His experience may prove vital in the remaining games of the season.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have streamlined their quarterback roster by releasing practice squad quarterback John Rhys Plumlee, following the signing of C.J. Beathard as their No. 3 quarterback. Plumlee had been inactive on game days and was not chosen as a backup when Trevor Lawrence was injured.

Lawrence expressed his enthusiasm for Beathard's return, highlighting the strong camaraderie within the quarterback room. Additionally, the Jaguars made further roster adjustments by releasing long snapper Peter Bowden and signing offensive linemen Jerome Carvin and Dieter Eiselen.

Rookie running back Blake Watson has rejoined the Denver Broncos practice squad just days after being released from the 53-man roster. This move comes as the Broncos waived interior offensive lineman Dieter Eiselen. Watson, who was initially signed as a college free agent, has shown promise during preseason and was previously dressed for a game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Broncos' rushing attack has been inconsistent, but they recently excelled against the New Orleans Saints, led by Javonte Williams. With rookie Audric Estime returning from injury, Watson still has a potential role in the offense, especially since he is familiar with Sean Payton's system.