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Cardinals tweak depth chart ahead of Week 6, NFC West roundup
No NFC West games were played yesterday, but the Arizona Cardinals made roster moves while the 49ers remain firmly in control atop the division.
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There were no games on the schedule for the NFC West yesterday, but the lead-up to Week 6 still brought a few notable items. The Arizona Cardinals were the only team in the division to register roster activity, while the San Francisco 49ers continue to sit comfortably atop the standings at 5-0, ahead of the Seattle Seahawks (3-3), Los Angeles Rams (2-3), and Cardinals (1-4).
Arizona Cardinals: practice squad elevations at key spots
According to Pro Football Rumors, the Arizona Cardinals made a pair of minor but meaningful moves to bolster their depth. The team elevated running back Evan Hull and safety Jerrick Reed II from the practice squad as standard gameday elevations for Week 6. For a 1-4 club trying to stabilize its lineup, those additions reinforce both the offensive backfield and the secondary heading into the weekend.
Labeled as minor transactions, these adjustments still provide flexibility as the Cardinals fine-tune the supporting cast around their starters with another Sunday of action approaching.
San Francisco 49ers: featured in trade chatter
The San Francisco 49ers didn’t register any concrete moves yesterday, but they remain part of the broader league conversation. Pro Football Rumors’ latest mailbag highlights trade circumstances involving the 49ers, placing the undefeated NFC West leaders in the middle of speculative roster talk. No specific deal framework is detailed beyond that mention, yet the inclusion of a 5-0 contender underlines how closely their situation is being watched ahead of the heart of the season.
Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams: quiet, but present
The Seattle Seahawks did not make any fresh roster moves, but they surface indirectly in injury news. Pro Football Rumors notes that A.J. Brown’s expected return from injured reserve for the New England Patriots traces back to the high-ankle sprain he suffered in their Week 1 loss to Seattle. On the field, the Seahawks enter the next stretch at 3-3, sitting in the middle of the pack.
The Los Angeles Rams were off the news radar over the last 24 hours. At 2-3, they join the rest of the division in trying to chase down the front-running 49ers as Week 6 kicks into gear.