As expected, the Tennessee Titans have activated starting SLB Gerald McRath off the one-week roster exemption they were given for him. The team had until Oct. 11 to place him back on their 53-man roster. McRath was suspended four games for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing substances.

Veteran OLB Jamie Winborn, who started three games in McRath’s place, was released Saturday in order to make room for McRath.

McRath, who was a fourth-round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft by Tennessee, is expected to return to the starting lineup on Sunday at the Dallas Cowboys.

— Adam Caplan

As noted earlier, the Philadelphia Eagles decided they would be signing rookie RB/WR Chad Hall off their practice squad. The team announced the move later on Saturday. To make room for Hall on their 53-man roster, the Eagles released DE Antwan Barnes. Barnes was acquired from the Baltimore Ravens on Sept. 4 in exchange for a 2011 seventh-round pick.

Barnes saw 53 snaps in the two games he appeared in with Philadelphia. His role got reduced after the emergence of DE Darryl Tapp in recent weeks.

Hall (5-8, 187) signed with Philadelphia in the 2010 offseason and spent the first four weeks of the regular season on the team’s practice squad. Prior to joining the Eagles, Hall served two years as a second lieutenant at Hill Air Force Base in Salt Lake City, UT.

A three-year letterman at the Air Force Academy, Hall was a triple threat in his college career at running back, receiver and as a returner. He earned All-Mountain West Conference honors as a senior in 2007 after leading the team in rushing yards (1,478) receiving yards (524) and all-purpose yards (2,683), while adding 16 total touchdowns (15 rushing, one receiving).

The Atlanta, GA, native attended The Wesleyan School, where he was a four-year letterman in football, basketball and baseball.

— Adam Caplan

The Philadelphia Eagles will sign rookie RB/WR Chad Hall off their practice squad on Saturday, a source said. It’s not known yet who they will release to make room for Hall on their 53-man roster. All teams playing on Sunday must turn in any roster moves that will reflect their roster for this week's games by 4:00 p.m ET on Saturday.

Hall, who has tremendous short area quickness, should serve as Philadelphia’s fourth receiver for Sunday night’s game at the San Francisco 49ers. Hall also could be used as a running back.

Hall, 24, caught the eye of Philadelphia during his Pro Day workout earlier this year. A few days later, the team flew Hall in for a workout. After the workout, they were impressed enough to sign him to a three-year deal.

Rookie WR Riley Cooper (concussion) was ruled out for the game on Friday. Philadelphia will also be without QB Michael Vick (ribs) and starting CB Asante Samuel (concussion).

— Adam Caplan

The Washington Redskins have waived 2008 second-round pick WR Devin Thomas.

Thomas, who returned kicks this season, was informed after Saturday’s walk-through that he was going to be released. To take Thomas' place on the 53-man roster, the Redskins signed rookie RB Keiland Williams off their practice squad. Williams becomes the fourth back on the active roster, but starter Clinton Portis (groin) will miss at least four weeks.

Thomas did not have a reception this season, but appeared in all four of Washington’s games. Thomas had 40 receptions for 445 yards (11.1 avg.) and three touchdowns in 34 career games, including 11 starts, with the Redskins.

Thomas was highly touted coming out of college (Michigan St.), but never improved enough as a route runner, a personnel source said.

Because he had a lot of interest during the predraft process, Thomas could receive interest from other teams once he goes on waivers. However, some teams may be reluctant to claim him because it’s believed he has a partial guaranteed base salary left on his rookie deal which runs through 2011.

Williams (5-11, 230) originally signed with the Redskins as a college free agent on Apr. 29 and played in the first three games this season. He has caught six passes for 29 yards (4.8 avg.). Williams could see time in passing situations.

Free-agent Guard Ray Feinga, who was waived by the Miami Dolphins on Monday, has been suspended by the NFL, league sources told FOXSports.com. Feinga has been hit with an unspecified four-game suspension which is expected to begin this week. All NFL teams were notified of the suspension earlier this week, the sources said. The interior offensive lineman will be available to play after Week Eight.

Feinga was originally signed as an undrafted free-agent last year by the St. Louis Rams. He also spent last season with the San Diego Chargers and Miami, who re-signed him to a futures contract in January.

— Adam Caplan

The Indianapolis Colts have four running backs on their 53-man roster. Unfortunately, three of them are nursing an injury.

Starter Joseph Addai (knee-questionable), No. 2 Donald Brown (hamstring-questionable) and No. 3 Mike Hart (knee-questionable) all are listed on the injury report for Sunday’s game against the AFC West division leading Kansas City Chiefs.

Addai , who practiced for the third straight day on Friday, is expected to be in the lineup on Sunday.

Brown is unlikely to play after missing practice for the third straight day on Friday. Hart, who missed practice for the second straight day on Friday, is a game-time decision. Rookie RB Jarvarris James, who was signed off the Washington Redskins practice squad on Thursday, has a good chance to be active for Sunday’s game.

- Adam Caplan

The Denver Broncos worked out two players this week.

G Manny Ramirez, who was waived by the Detroit Lions earlier this week, worked out for the Broncos on Thursday. Denver is light on depth at guard.

Denver also worked out free-agent DE Ryon Bingham on Tuesday. Bingham spent six seasons with the San Diego Chargers, but missed all of last season due to an arm injury. The Chargers released him on Aug. 31. Denver’s potential interest in him probably stems from the fact that they use a similar 3-4 scheme on defense.

— Adam Caplan

<span style="font-size: 8.5pt; font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">Darrelle Revis says his strained left hamstring is feeling good and the New York Jets cornerback thinks he could "play right now."

Revis says Friday he will likely wait until Sunday or Monday before telling the team for sure whether he can play in the Jets' game against the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night.

He says that as of Friday afternoon, he is "preparing to battle" against newly acquired wide receiver Randy Moss and the Vikings.

Revis says he has been running at full speed in practice the past two days and has felt no tweaks or ill effects. He injured the hamstring while covering Moss - then with New England - on a touchdown catch in the first half of New York's 28-14 win in Week 2. He hasn't played since.

<span style="font-size: 8.5pt; font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">— The Associated Press

San Diego Chargers rookie RB Ryan Mathews (ankle) was limited in Friday's practice, but is expected to be in the lineup on Sunday against the division rival Oakland Raiders.

Mathews was added to the injury report as probable. The expectation is that Mathews and FB Mike Tolbert will split carries again for the second straight week. But because Mathews is not 100 percent, Tolbert could receive more than half the carries.

OLB Shawne Merriman (calf-questionable) practiced fully on Friday, but might not see his usual amount playing time because of his lingering calf injury.

-Adam Caplan

The NFL has fined Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan $10,000 for unnecessary roughness in last Sunday's loss to Denver.

Finnegan hit Broncos guard Chris Kuper after Kuper's helmet was off. The league warned Finnegan that similar infractions in the future can lead to increased discipline.

Saints linebacker Marvin Mitchell was hit for $10,000 for a major facemask penalty against Carolina.

Also fined on Friday: Eagles safety Quintin Mikell, $7,500 for a horse-collar tackle on Redskins receiver Santana Moss, and Giants linebacker Jonathan Goff, $7,500 for helmet-to-helmet contact with Bears quarterback Todd Collins, and $5,000 for unnecessary roughness.

— The Associated Press