NFL Player News

Harrison was signed to the Giants' active roster Tuesday, Dan Salomone of the team's official site reports.

Harrison will officially join the active roster ahead of the team's Week 6 matchup with New Orleans. Harrison has been elevated from the practice squad to appear in three games with New York this season, recording two total tackles and a fumble recovery over 56 snaps with the special-teams unit.

Washington caught two of three targets for 12 yards during the Steelers' 34-22 win over the Colts on Sunday.

Both of Washington's catches came in the first half, and he saw just one more target from Aaron Rodgers in the third quarter. Washington's numbers were dwarfed by his tight end teammate Pat Freiermuth, with the latter finishing with a 5-44-2 receiving line on seven targets. Washington will take an 11-131-1 receiving line (on 16 targets) into the Steelers' Week 6 road tilt against the Buccaneers, whose defense ranks in the bottom-10 in the league in receiving yards allowed to tight ends this season.

The Chargers worked out Armour-Davis (Achilles) on Tuesday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.

Armour-Davis suffered a season-ending Achilles tear with the Titans back in December of last year, but he now appears to be back in football shape and is looking to join up with a new club. With veteran Donte Jackson and rookie undrafted free agent Rodney Shelley both nursing hamstring injuries, it's understandable the Chargers might be looking to add some organizational depth at cornerback.

Hill turned four carries into 73 yards and caught two of four targets for five yards during the Ravens' 30-23 overtime win over the Falcons on Sunday.

Hill was responsible for each of the Ravens' two longest offensive plays of the game. He turned his first carry into 21 yards early in the first quarter before breaking away for a 47-yard scamper midway through the third, which led to an 18-yard touchdown pass from Tyler Huntley to Derrick Henry two plays later. Hill's 73 rushing yards were his most in a game since Week 4 against the Chiefs (76), although he's firmly entrenched as the Ravens' change-of-pace RB2 behind Henry. The Ravens will stay on the road for Week 6 against the Browns on Oct. 18.

Dotson caught two of four passes for 54 yards during the Falcons' 30-23 overtime loss to the Ravens on Sunday.

Dotson was responsible for the Falcons' second-longest play of the game, when he connected with Michael Penix (ribs) on a 36-yard pass late in the second quarter that led to a five-yard touchdown pass from Penix to Kyle Pitts three players later. Dotson finished as the Falcons' second-leading receiver behind Drake London (118), though Dotson's four targets were fourth-most on Atlanta behind London (11), Bijan Robinson (seven) and Pitts (six). Dotson is up to an 8-149-1 receiving line on 18 targets through five regular-season games, although the scoring ceilings for the Falcons pass catchers would be lower if Tua Tagovailoa is under center instead of Penix for Week 6 against the Bears on Oct. 18.

The Saints waived Price on Tuesday.

Price has been working as one of New Orleans' primary kick returners over the past four games, but he lost a fumble on a kick return during Sunday's game versus the Vikings, and now the team has decided to part ways with him. Unless he's claimed by another club during the current waiver period, he's in line to become an unrestricted free agent.

The Jets released Reeder on Tuesday, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.

Reeder began the season on the team's practice squad before joining the active roster late last month. The 32-year-old logged four tackles (one solo) across four outings and will now look to find a new opportunity elsewhere.

Raridon caught all five of his targets for 57 yards during the Patriots' 45-17 win over the Raiders on Sunday.

The rookie third-rounder accumulated three catches (on four targets) for 44 yards and a score in each of his first three games, and he eclipsed those receiving marks (except the score) during Sunday's blowout win. His five catches co-led the Patriots with Efton Chism, and the duo finished tied for the third-most receiving yards behind Kyle Williams (91) and DeMario Douglas (65). Raridon's 43 offensive snaps were only slightly behind top tight end Hunter Henry (48), and the former has played more than 50 percent of New England's offensive snaps in each of the last two weeks. The Patriots will stay home for Week 6 to host the Jets on Oct. 18 in an AFC East divisional showdown.

Fields hauled in both of his targets for 20 yards during the Giants' 27-27 tie with the Commanders on Sunday.

The rookie third-rounder has caught exactly two passes in each of the first five games of his NFL career, and he's turned that into 146 yards and a touchdown (on 17 targets). Fields' 64 offensive snaps were second-most on the Giants on Sunday, but he's well below both Malik Nabers and Isaiah Likely on Jameis Winston's priority target list in the passing game. The Giants will stay home for Week 6 against the Saints on Oct. 18.

The Bears activated Turner (knee) from their reserve/PUP list Tuesday.

Per Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com, Turner is poised to fill the spot on Chicago's 53-man roster vacated by Montez Sweat, who was dealt a two-game suspension Tuesday for violating the league's performance-enhancing substances policy. Turner figures to play a rotational role on the interior of the defensive line starting in a Week 6 matchup at Atlanta.