After making a couple of moves this week, the Patriots still find themselves in the rumor mill.

ESPN's Mike Reiss reported Wednesday that that a "running back and veteran pass rusher are the two most likely areas [the Patriots] will target."

New England head coach Mike Vrabel said earlier this week that the front office is "gauging the market around the league," per Reiss.

It appears the Vikings are getting J.J. McCarthy back.

The rookie quarterback took all of the first-team reps on Wednesday and told ESPN that he feels "amazing" heading into Sunday's game against the Lions.

"I'm ready to go," McCarthy said. "I feel like myself again. I feel like I have those mobility things that I was concerned about going into last week and the prior weeks. So yeah, ready to go."

McCarthy has been sidelined since suffering a high right ankle sprain on Sept. 14.

Jayden Daniels is expected to be back on the field on Sunday against the Seahawks.

The Commanders quarterback missed Monday night's loss to the Chiefs after suffering a hamstring injury a week prior.

Washington head coach Dan Quinn said Wednesday that the plan is for Daniels to be a full participant in practice all week and play Sunday, barring any setbacks.

With his name surrounded by trade rumors, Jakobi Meyers practiced in full on Wednesday.

The Raiders wide receiver missed Week 7 against the Chiefs with a knee injury before Las Vegas' bye week.

On Wednesday, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano indicated the Meyers could be on the move, naming the Steelers, Bills and Broncos as possible destinations.

The Saints' starting quarterback job will be Tyler Shough's for the rest of the season.

That was what New Orleans head coach Kellen Moore told reporters on Wednesday one day after naming the rookie as the team's QB1.

He replaces Spencer Rattler, who started the Saints' first eight games of the season.

ESPN's Michael DiRocco wrote Wednesday that Jaguars cornerback Jarrian Jones could be on the move.

Jones, a third-round pick in 2024, has lost playing time in recent weeks, seeing the field for only six defensive snaps over the past five games.

49ers receivers Jauan Jennings deleted his Instagram account on Wednesday, a move that brings about questions amid a 5-3 start entering a Week 9 matchup with the Giants.

In San Francisco moving on from from one of its top receivers in another injury-plagued season?

That's not how coach Kyle Shanahan tells it.

"I would be very surprised if Jauan wasn't on our team throughout this year," he told reporters.

Jennings, 28, has 18 receptions on 36 targets through six games on the season, accruing 212 yards and a touchdown.

He's been one of several 49ers players battling through injuries, with shoulder, ankle and rib maladies.

Jennings had 77 receptions for 975 yards and six touchdowns last season.

The Jets and Eagles swapped fringe roster players and draft picks on Wednesday afternoon, The Post's Brian Costello confirmed.

The Jets sent cornerback Michael Carter and a 2027 seventh-round pick to the Eagles for wide receiver John Metchie and a 2027 sixth-round draft pick.

Metchie, a former second-round pick of the Texans, had four catches for 18 yards in seven games this season for Philadelphia.

Metchie had 40 catches and one touchdown in his two seasons in Houston.

Carter, a fifth-round pick of the Jets in 2021, had returned to action last week after missing three games with a concussion.

Chuba Hubbard's role has diminished with the Panthers this season after an immediate impact by Rico Dowdle.

Despite the decreased workload, the Panthers reportedly don't want to deal Hubbard, who had a breakout 1,195 rushing yards last season.

It's sounding like there could be a bidding war for Bengals' pass rusher Trey Hendrickson.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler is reporting that the 49ers and Cowboys remain in active discussions with the Bengals about Hendrickson.

Dallas would be looking to replace Micah Parsons and could be a logical fit.

It's the icy hot year in the NFL.

In addition to household names Aaron Rodgers (41) and Joe Flacco (40), Marcedes Lewis (41) will join the over 40 club in the NFL.

The tight end was signed to the Broncos practice squad on Wednesday. He was the Jaguars first-round pick in 2006.

If you're looking for an NFL blockbuster involving star pass rusher Myles Garrett, you'll need to look elsewhere.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Browns have 'no chance' of trading him.