Denver Broncos sign J.T. Gray off Baltimore's practice squad to bolster a shaky special-teams unit, aiming to curb big returns after a 72-yard kickoff by Kene Nwangwu helped the Jets set up a field goal. Gray, a Saints-era Pro Bowler on special teams, joins Darren Rizzi's staff and could quickly push Denver's coverage to the next level. The move comes as Denver rides a three-game win streak and retools after Sam Franklin Jr. left for Buffalo.

Gray’s presence should improve field position and add a playmaking edge on return coverage, potentially lifting the entire unit. It’s a low-risk, high-upside upgrade that aligns with Denver’s emphasis on special-teams efficiency as they pursue deeper playoff runs.

Kansas City waived veteran wide receiver Jason Brownlee to clear a roster spot for Rashee Rice on his Week 7 return from suspension. Rice re-enters a fast moving Chiefs offense where WR depth matters. Brownlee’s exit could lead to a practice squad or another team adding a potential depth option. The move signals the Chiefs trust in Rice and shifts potential targets among Moore and MVS.

Garrett Wilson's knee hyperextension will sideline him for several weeks, a major blow to the Jets' fantasy outlook as they sit 0-6 after Week 6’s loss to Denver. The offense looked inept, and Wilson's visible frustration with Aaron Glenn during the game underscored leadership strain on a struggling unit.

MRI confirmed the multi-week absence, forcing fantasy managers to pivot to the Jets' supporting cast and reshuffle projected passing volume. With Wilson out, value shifts to other Jets pass-catchers and perhaps the backfield, making this a critical week-to-week pivot for redraft and dynasty managers alike.