Glennon was signed by the Raiders on Friday.

The Raiders have targeted a 29-year-old veteran with starting experience in Glennon to serve as Derek Carr's backup, though Nathan Peterman also plans to fight for a roster spot throughout the offseason. Glennon completed 15 of 21 passes for 174 yards and a score in two games with the Cardinals last season, but his overall resume as a pro includes 22 career starts as well.

Alexander signed a one-year, $1.375 million contract with the Bills on Friday, Mike Rodak of ESPN.com reports.

Alexander played 131 snaps on special teams for the Seahawks last season, but didn't see the field on defense in nine games. He'll provide depth at safety in Buffalo behind the starting duo of Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer.

Wynn signed a one-year contract with the Bengals on Friday, Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com reports.

Wynn collected just 4.5 sacks in five seasons with the Giants, but he was a valuable contributor on special teams and will provide the Bengals with some depth and versatility along the defensive line as well.

Donnal was re-signed by the Lions on Friday.

Donnal appeared in just two games for Detroit in 2018, but will be brought back again this season to provide depth along the offensive line.

Witzmann was signed by the Browns on Friday.

Witzmann has started 20 of 37 career games after entering the league as an undrafted free agent with the Texans in 2014. The 6-foot-7, 320 pounder will provide depth at guard alongside fellow newcomer Eric Kush.

Turay will likely come off the bench at defensive end following the Colts' signing of edge rusher Justin Houston, Joel Erickson of IndyStar.com reports.

Turay racked up four sacks and 15 tackles in 385 defensive snaps as a rookie in 2018, but Houston figures to replace Turay in the starting lineup across from Jabaal Sheard. Turay played less than 25 snaps in each of his last seven contests, however, so his role was already somewhat diminished near the end of the 2018 campaign.

Hill (groin) will play Friday against the Heat, Matt Velazquez of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Hill missed Wednesday's game due to a sore groin, but he's back following a one-game absence. It's possible he takes on a slightly expanded role in Malcolm Brogdon's (foot) absence.

Brown (wrist) will play Friday against the Heat, Matt Velazquez of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

A wrist injury has kept Brown on the shelf since Feb. 25. He's averaging 16.0 minutes this season, but it's possible we see his role expand in the absence of Malcolm Brogdon (foot) and Nikola Mirotic (thumb).

Poeltl will come off the bench Friday against the Rockets, Jabari Young of The Athletic reports.

Coach Gregg Popovich is opting to start Rudy Gay over Poeltl. In 50 appearances off the bench this season, the center is averaging 5.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.0 assist across 14.5 minutes.

Gay will start Friday against the Rockets, Jabari Young of The Athletic reports.

Gay will get the nod over Jakob Poeltl. In 48 prior starts this season, Gay is averaging 14.1 points, 6.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists in 27.4 minutes.

Noah (knee) is out for Friday's matchup against the Magic.

As expected, the veteran will sit out the first half of a back-to-back set while dealing with some right knee soreness. Jonas Valanciunas and Ivan Rabb could see increased usage as a result.

Faried (knee) will play Friday against the Spurs, Salman Ali of ESPN 97.5 Houston reports.

As expected, Faried will play after missing two of the past three games. Across his past four appearances, he's averaging 9.0 points and 5.5 rebounds in 17.3 minutes.

Hagelin was scratched from Friday's lineup versus the Wild due to illness.

Hagelin's absence opens the door for Chandler Stephenson to draw in, though Stephenson doesn't present as much upside from a fantasy standpoint. Hagelin has had a down year overall, but he's heated up since joining the Caps, collecting eight points over 13 games and three in the last two. With Friday out of the picture, the veteran winger will take aim at returning Sunday against the Flyers.

The Sharks sent Middleton back to AHL San Jose on Friday.

Middleton didn't draw into Monday's game against the Golden Knights, so he will take his place back among the minor-league ranks to make room for Nick DeSimone's promotion. The 23-year-old defenseman owns a plus-14 rating, marking his highest upside from a fantasy standpoint considering he's collected just 18 points in 50 games.

Sulak (illness) won't be in the lineup for Saturday's game against the Golden Knights.

Sulak will miss a third consecutive contest Saturday, but he's only dealing with an illness rather than an injury, so he could be ready to return as soon as Monday against the Sharks. The 25-year-old blueliner has gone scoreless in six appearances with the big club this season.

Johnston has been a healthy scratch for the past seven games and only played 17 games this season.

The Islanders are mired in a goal-scoring slump as they have been held scoreless in back to back games and only have 10 goals in their last seven contests. Johnston isn't likely the answer to the Isles offensive problems as goal scoring is not his biggest talent, but perhaps his physicality would open up the ice for more skilled players. Still, Johnston is only likely to see the ice if a forward were to come down with an illness or an injury.

The Sharks recalled DeSimone from AHL San Jose on Friday, Kevin Kurz of The Athletic reports.

The 24-year-old blueliner has yet to make his debut at the top level, but he's proven to be an offensive threat with AHL San Jose, notching 39 points over 55 games. With six other players currently healthy on the roster, there's no guarantee he will make his debut this time around either.

Pavelski (undisclosed) won't play Friday against the Ducks, NHL.com's Dan Arritt reports.

Although Pavelski won't play Friday, he's still considered day-to-day with his undisclosed issue, which suggests he could be ready to return as soon as Monday against the Red Wings. Gustav Nyquist will continue to skate on the Sharks' top line until Pavelski is ready to rejoin the lineup.