The Jacksonville Jaguars have bolstered their running back unit by signing Myles Gaskin to their practice squad following the loss of Velus Jones. Alongside Gaskin, the team also added offensive linemen Jerome Carvin and Dieter Eiselen.

To accommodate these new signings, the Jaguars released long snapper Tucker Addington and punter Matt Haack. Gaskin, a standout from the University of Washington, holds impressive records and has experience with the Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, and Los Angeles Rams.

Puka Nacua made a significant impact in his return for the Los Angeles Rams, achieving a 100-yard performance despite being on a pitch count. The game also saw standout performances from Justin Jefferson and Kyren Williams, both exceeding 100 yards.

Cooper Kupp and Nacua's return to the field revitalized the Rams' offense, with Nacua becoming the focal point of the passing game. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Vikings heavily relied on Aaron Jones, who played a career-high 92% of offensive snaps.

The latest Inactive Report for the NFL highlights key players who will not participate in the upcoming game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Los Angeles Rams.

The Vikings will be without linebacker Blake Cashman and cornerback Akayleb Evans, among others, while the Rams will miss defensive end Dejuan Johnson and quarterback Stetson Bennett.

As Aaron Jones continues to recover from a hamstring injury, newly reacquired running back Cam Akers expresses his enthusiasm for rejoining the Minnesota Vikings. Akers, who previously played for the Vikings, has returned after a trade from the Houston Texans.

Jones has been diligently working on his rehab but remains uncertain for the upcoming game against the Lions. Meanwhile, Akers is eager to contribute, citing familiarity with the team's scheme and a desire to win.

The Minnesota Vikings have re-acquired running back Cam Akers from the Houston Texans in exchange for conditional draft picks in 2026. This marks the second time the Vikings have brought Akers on board within a year.

Akers, who started two games for the Texans this season, provides depth to the Vikings' backfield, especially with starter Aaron Jones' injury status uncertain. His history with head coach Kevin O'Connell and offensive coordinator Wes Phillips from their time with the Los Angeles Rams adds familiarity to the mix.