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NFL Teams Make Multiple Player Signings

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NFL Teams Make Multiple Player Signings

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Several NFL teams added veteran depth to their practice squads. The Chargers signed offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill amid injuries on their line, while the Seahawks added former Ravens running back Dontae McMillan after pursuing Joe Mixon. The Colts signed former Eagles wide receiver Quez Watkins, who is seeking a chance to return to regular-season action. The Rams brought in linebacker Eric Kendricks, a former Minnesota All-Pro who most recently spent time with the 49ers.

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