The Buffalo Bills have placed wide receiver Chase Claypool on injured reserve due to a toe injury that has kept him sidelined for most of training camp. Coach Sean McDermott expressed disappointment over Claypool's absence, noting the difficulty in evaluating players who are not on the field. Claypool, who signed with the Bills after a tumultuous stint with the Bears and Dolphins, has struggled to meet expectations in recent seasons. Alongside Claypool's injury, the Bills have made several roster changes, including placing quarterback Shane Buechele on IR and signing Ben DiNucci.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle will not play Sunday at the Baltimore Ravens due to a high ankle sprain. Waddle sustained the injury in Sunday's victory over the Dallas Cowboys. With Waddle out, the Dolphins will likely turn to Cedrick Wilson Jr. or other receivers to step into his role.

Jaylen Waddle is expected to miss Sunday's game against the Ravens due to an ankle injury. He has not practiced this week. Tyreek Hill and Cedrick Wilson are likely to lead the Dolphins' wide receiver corps in Waddle's absence.

This article provides updates on the inactives for Week 11 of the NFL season, including the status of players like Keenan Allen, Garrett Wilson, and others. It mentions the impact of their absence or potential return on their respective teams.

The Chicago Bears have traded wide receiver Chase Claypool and a 2025 seventh-round pick to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a 2025 sixth-round pick. Claypool's time in Chicago was not productive, and the Bears were looking for more from him. From a fantasy perspective, Claypool may have some relevance on the Dolphins, but he is only worth stashing in deep leagues.

The Miami Dolphins have traded for Chicago Bears wide receiver Chase Claypool. The Dolphins and Bears will also swap 2025 draft picks in the trade. Claypool was a healthy scratch for the second time in five days and expressed frustration with his role in Chicago's offense. He played 10 games in Chicago over two seasons, totaling 18 receptions for 191 yards and one touchdown.

Bears general manager Ryan Poles expressed finality regarding the on-going saga with wide receiver Chase Claypool, who has been away from the team this week and is inactive for Chicago's Thursday night matchup against the Washington Commanders.

Bears HC Matt Eberflus said Monday that WR Chase Claypool won't be with the team this week. Claypool and the Bears seem headed for a split.

Bears wide receiver Chase Claypool will not be with the team ahead of its Week 5 matchup in Washington, coach Matt Eberflus said during his weekly appearance on 'Kap & J.Hood' on ESPN 1000. Claypool was a healthy scratch for Chicago's 31-28 loss to the Denver Broncos. The wide receiver was not present at Soldier Field on Sunday and was told not to attend the game, according to a team spokesperson. Claypool expressed frustration with his role in the Bears' offense Friday. In the 10 games he's played in Chicago, Claypool has struggled to establish a high-volume role for himself, having caught 18 passes for 191 yards and one touchdown.

Bears head coach Matt Eberflus announced that wide receiver Chase Claypool won't be present at the team facility for Week 5 and won't be available for Thursday's game against the Commanders. Claypool was a healthy inactive for the previous game and it seems that the Bears and Claypool are heading for a potential trade or release. Claypool has recorded four receptions for 51 yards and a touchdown on 14 targets in the Bears' first three games.

Wide receiver Chase Claypool was told not to attend the Chicago Bears' game against the Denver Broncos after being designated a healthy scratch. This was the first time Claypool missed a game for non-injury reasons. The decision was made based on evaluations of meetings, walk-throughs, and practice. Claypool had expressed frustration with his usage in the Bears offense, but his comments did not factor into his benching. Quarterback Justin Fields expressed frustration with Claypool's absence but said he wants him on the team.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Chase Claypool will be inactive against the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Claypool expressed frustration with his usage in the Bears offense and stated that he has been adapting to his new role in the system. Bears receiver Equanimeous St. Brown is expected to be active for the first time this season.

This article provides updates on the inactives for Week 4 of the NFL season and their impact on fantasy football. Some notable players who are inactive include Derek Carr, Austin Ekeler, Odell Beckham Jr., and Deshaun Watson.

Chase Claypool, wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, will not be playing in today's game against the Denver Broncos. Claypool had a lack of effort in the season opener and expressed frustration with his role on the team. Equanimeous St. Brown is expected to replace Claypool in the lineup. The Bears are also making a change at backup quarterback, replacing Nathan Peterman with Tyson Bagent.

Wide receiver Chase Claypool expressed frustration over the Chicago Bears' 0-3 start and said he is focused on the areas of his game he can control. Claypool mentioned that he is rehoning his skills and focusing on effort and finishing blocks. When asked if he feels he has been put in the best position to showcase his skill set, Claypool paused before saying no. He mentioned that he has been adapting to the new system and his new role in the system. Claypool has been targeted 14 times and has four catches for 51 yards and a touchdown in the three games. He is in the final season of his rookie contract and has caught 18 passes for 191 yards and one touchdown in 10 games with the Bears.

Bears WR D.J. Moore had an impressive performance in Sunday's game against the Buccaneers, recording 104 receiving yards on 6 receptions. He accounted for 24.1% of QB Justin Fields' pass attempts and 49.3% of Chicago's receiving yards. WR Chase Claypool led the team in targets with 8, while TE Cole Kmet had 6 targets and 4 receptions. The Bears have shown a tendency to pass or take a sack on 68.6% of offensive snaps, and their early deficits in games could lead to increased passing volume. They will face the Chiefs in Week 3 and the Broncos in Week 4.

Chase Claypool's lackluster performance against the Green Bay Packers could put the Chicago Bears wide receiver in jeopardy of being inactive this Sunday at Tampa Bay. Claypool was targeted twice by quarterback Justin Fields, and both passes resulted in incompletions. It was his effort blocking on the perimeter -- which resulted in multiple missed assignments and hindered the Bears' short passing game - that was the subject of criticism on social media after videos circulated of the wide receiver's apparent lack of effort.