Tuesday's NFL trade deadline brought little action.
We dive into the details of the deals that did go down as well as several notable roster moves around the league in this edition of NFL news and notes.
Three things that matter
Trent Williams reports to Redskins
Washington was reportedly open to trading the disgruntled offensive tackle ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline, but the team's high asking price left few suitors and he opted to end his holdout instead.
Williams was dissatisfied with how the Redskins' medical staff handled a growth found on his head earlier in the offseason, though he appears to be ready to make amends so he can get back on the football field.
The 31-year-old is set to become an unrestricted free agent in 2021 after he finishes out the final frame of his five-year contract worth $68 million.
Rams deal Aqib Talib, draft pick to Dolphins
Los Angeles is sending the veteran cornerback and a draft pick to Miami for a future pick. The Rams will save about $4.2 million by moving him.
He is the second big-name cornerback to be dealt by the Rams this season after Marcus Peters was sent to the Ravens earlier this month.
Talib has been dealing with a rib injury and was recently placed on injured reserve, though he'll be eligible to return Week 15. He initially suffered the injury during an Oct. 3 loss to the Seahawks.
James Conner likely to be limited by shoulder injury
The star running back was injured late in Monday's win over the Dolphins and left Heinz Field with his right arm in a sling. The team has yet to announce an update on his status or his availability for Week 9 against the Colts.
"It's in the process of being evaluated right now as we speak, so I don't have a lot of information," coach Mike Tomlin told reporters. "One thing's for sure, it's going to limit him, surely at the early portions of the week.
"James has played enough ball, started to get comfortable with him. (It) doesn't require a complete week of work and effort for him to play like it does some younger players. So we'll play it by ear. We'll check his availability on a day-to-day basis and let that be our guide in terms of his availability."
Fellow rusher Benny Snell was also injured Monday and is in jeopardy of missing time with a knee injury.
Two things that don't matter
Bengals bench Andy Dalton amid 0-8 season
The winless Bengals will have a new starting quarterback coming out of their bye week, as first-year head coach Zac Taylor has decided to pull the veteran for rookie Ryan Finley. Dalton had previously started every Bengals game for which he has been healthy since Week 1 of his rookie season in 2011.
The 24-year-old Finley was a fourth-round pick out of NC State in April and completed 73.4 percent of his passes in three games during the preseason with three touchdowns and an interception. He has yet to see action in the regular season.
Falcons release Matt Bryant... again
The veteran kicker missed two field goals beyond the 50-yard line during Sunday's loss to the Seahawks. The Falcons announced they have agreed to terms with Younghoe Koo in a corresponding move.
Bryant previously had a stint with the Falcons from 2009 to 2018 before being released in February, though the team re-signed him in August. The 44-year-old sits 13th on the NFL's all-time scoring list with 1,758 points and was 9 of 14 on field-goal attempts this season.
One video you have to see
DeAndre Hopkins is an early contender for best costume in the league.
Make a wish 🧞♂️🧞♂️ pic.twitter.com/HMiz0AWnj8
— Deandre Hopkins (@DeAndreHopkins) October 29, 2019
Tuesday's tweet of the day
Le'Veon Bell kept things light ahead of the NFL trade deadline despite reports suggesting the Jets were open to offers for the running back.
Important life question
— Le'Veon Bell (@LeVeonBell) October 29, 2019