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Armstrong (hamstring) is active for Sunday's matchup with the Cowboys.

Armstrong was absent from practice all week while nursing a hamstring injury, but he'll now officially play Week 7. The defensive lineman has compiled 24 total tackles (16 solo), including 5.5 sacks, over six games this season, and he'll look to keep up his high level of production against Dallas.

Jenkins is questionable to return to Sunday's game against Miami after injuring his wrist, Kelsey Russo of the Browns' official site reports.

Jenkins sustained the injury in the third quarter. The former Seahawk and Jaguar has appeared in every game for Cleveland this season, and had three tackles this week before exiting.

Johnson (coach's decision) is inactive but serving as the emergency third quarterback for Sunday's game against the Cowboys.

The well-traveled veteran will fill his usual role behind Jayden Daniels and Marcus Mariota, namely, being available as an emergency option should both his position mates exit the contest due to injury, illness or ejection. Johnson has just five regular-season pass attempts since the start of the 2022 season, none which have come in 2025.

Trotter (ankle) has been ruled out for the rest of Sunday's game against Minnesota, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Trotter will not return to Sunday's game due to an ankle injury that he sustained in the first half. He's primarily been used on special teams this season, but his loss means the Eagles will have less depth at inside linebacker the rest of the way.

Greenlaw (quadriceps) is active for Sunday's contest against the Giants.

Greenlaw (quadriceps) will make his regular-season debut after being activated from Denver's injured reserve Sunday. However, the Broncos' defensive coordinator, Vance Joseph, stated the 28-year-old likely will have a limited role as he retakes the field. The seventh-year pro likely will split reps with Justin Strnad and inside linebacker Alex Singleton.

Murray (foot) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Packers, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Since emerging from a Week 5 loss to the Titans with a mid-foot sprain, Murray hasn't been able to log more than a limited practice (four in all) over the last two weeks. He was listed as questionable for each of the past two contests, but like in Week 6, insiders Ian Rapoport of NFL Network and Adam Schefter of ESPN reported beforehand that Murray was trending toward another absence, with the latter noting that the QB is in line to play in the Cardinals' next game Monday, Nov. 3 at Dallas following a Week 8 bye. With Murray again in street clothes, backup Jacoby Brissett will direct Arizona's offense for a second straight game.

Ojulari (hamstring) has been ruled out for the rest of Sunday's game against the Vikings, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Ojulari sustained the injury in the first half, which has been deemed severe enough for him to not return to Sunday's game. The Eagles are down to Jalyx Hunt, Joshua Uche and Patrick Johnson as their options at outside linebacker due to Ojulari's injury.

Stevenson (shoulder) is doubtful to return to Sunday's game against New Orleans.

Stevenson thus is unlikely to get back into this Week 7 contest. The Miami (FL) product has started every game for the Bears this year, and had three tackles and a pass deflection before getting injured this week.

Ertz (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game against the Cowboys.

The veteran tight end was reported to be trending toward suiting up for Sunday's divisional clash, and that now has been made official. Ertz, who's averaging a modest 4.5 targets per game, should be in for a boost in volume against Dallas due to the absences of WRs Terry McLaurin (quadriceps), Deebo Samuel (heel) and Noah Brown (IR, groin/knee).

Jacobs (illness/calf) is listed as active Sunday at Arizona, Mike Spofford of the Packers' official site reports.

Jacobs was limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday due to an illness, but despite the Packers tacking on a calf injury on Friday's practice report, he logged a full session to end Week 7 prep. A questionable designation for Jacobs ensued before Adam Schefter of ESPN reported Saturday evening that the running back was a "true game-time decision." Per Matt Schneidman of The Athletic, Jacobs completed a pregame workout Sunday, after which uncertainty surrounding his availability was extinguished. However, it's unknown if Jacobs will be able to take on his normal 22.6 touches per game. If Jacobs yields some of those reps to the rest of Green Bay's backfield, Emanuel Wilson likely will be the biggest beneficiary, with Chris Brooks also on hand for work.