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.

The Miami Dolphins welcomed back veteran long-snapper Blake Ferguson to practice after he was placed on the Reserve/Non-Football Illness list. His absence led to the team utilizing three different long snappers, with mixed results in terms of wins.

Ferguson is the sixth player from the Dolphins designated for return this season, joining a list that includes notable players like Tua Tagovailoa. The team is managing several injuries as they navigate the remainder of the season.

The Miami Dolphins have made significant roster changes ahead of their Thanksgiving night matchup against the Green Bay Packers, most notably activating guard Isaiah Wynn from the Reserve/PUP list after his recovery from a quad injury.

To accommodate this move, the team waived guard Lester Cotton and replaced long-snapper Tucker Addington with Zach Triner on the practice squad. While Wynn's return raises questions about his starting position, it is unlikely he will play this week due to the short preparation time.

The Miami Dolphins have placed starting right tackle Austin Jackson on injured reserve due to a knee injury sustained during last weekend's game against the Buffalo Bills. He is expected to miss at least four games, but the injury may not be season-ending.

In his absence, veteran Kendall Lamm will step in as the starter. Additionally, the Dolphins activated receiver River Cracraft, who is returning from a shoulder injury, providing much-needed support as Tyreek Hill deals with his own wrist issue.