Zuerlein was listed as a non-participant on Wednesday's estimated practice report due to a left foot injury, Myles Simmons of the Rams' official site reports.

The Rams are in the Super Bowl because of Zuerlein's right foot, but his plant foot is afflicting him ahead of the biggest game of his career. Per Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com, Zuerlein was donning a boot on that foot Monday. While somewhat worrisome, coach Sean McVay doesn't believe Zuerlein or any other Ram will be impacted in two Sundays, saying, "We don't anticipate anybody really missing any time."

King made 21 tackles (16 solo) in the 2018 season.

King was only given serious responsibility on defense twice, playing a combined 119 defensive snaps between Week 2 and Week 17 and just 26 among the other 14 games. Those added reps often stemmed from injuries in front of him, but Tedric Thompson also outplayed King for a majority of the campaign. King will be a free agent in March, and he could be kept around as a reserve again.

Holmes was released by the Broncos on Wednesday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

Holmes was initially acquired by the Broncos on Dec. 5 after having been released by the Bills, and now hits the open market as an unrestricted free agent. The 30-year-old veteran caught his only target for a gain of five yards across three games in Denver, before suffering a high-ankle sprain during a Week 16 loss to the Raiders and being placed on injured reserve. The big-bodied receiver is expected to recover in time for offseason OTAs in the spring, and will work to land a depth role elsewhere in the league.

Coleman made 55 tackles, 0.5 sacks, 10 pass breakups and one interception in the 2018 season.

Coleman was given plenty of responsibility, as he played 40 or more snaps in 12 of 16 games logged 45 in the playoff loss to Dallas. He rewarded the coaching staff for that decision in Week 14 against the Vikings when he scooped up a fumble and ran it back for a touchdown to cinch an important win. This was Coleman's second year in Seattle, and he'll become an unrestricted free agent in March.

Calitro made 45 tackles (32 solo) in 16 games during the 2018 season.

Calitro recorded 10 or less defensive snaps on nine occasions but he worked a heavy rotation as necessary when Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright were injured. Among the four games he played over 40 snaps, Calitro averaged eight tackles. The 25-year-old is under contract for next season and will battle Shaquem Griffin and Jacob Martin for a starting role if K.J. Wright walks in free agency.

Mariota (neck/foot) will work with the same playbook terminology in 2019 after the Titans promoted Arthur Smith to replace Matt LaFleur as their offensive coordinator, Jim Wyatt of the team's official site reports.

Coach Mike Vrabel said he didn't want to subject Mariota and his teammates to massive changes for a second straight offseason. Of course, the Titans still have a lot of work to do on the offensive side, coming off a 2018 campaign in which they ranked 27th in points (19.4 per game) and 25th in yards (312.6 per game). The team seemed to find an identity with running back Derrick Henry's late-season explosion, but the bigger picture shows a campaign defined by Mariota's sacks and difficulties with staying healthy. The 25-year-old quarterback is now heading into a contract season, playing under the fifth-year option on his rookie deal. It's unclear if the Titans are interested in discussing an extension, as Mariota didn't inspire much confidence in 2018. There haven't been any indications his late-season neck injury will impact his offseason preparation.

Thomas will draw the start Wednesday against the Rockets, Marc Berman of the New York Post reports.

With Luke Kornet out of the starting lineup with an ankle injury, Lance Thomas will join the starters in his place. It's unclear if he will remain with the starters for the duration of Kornet's absence. While with the starters, Thomas, who is averaging 15.2 minutes per game, should see a larger role.

Harrell will return to the bench for Wednesday's game against the Heat, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Harrell had started the past two games, averaging 14.5 points per contest, but will return to his normal bench role for match up purposes. It's unclear if Harrell will return to the starting role for Friday's game against the Bulls, but either way, he's been the most productive big-man for the Clippers this season, averaging 15.6 points, 6.9 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.4 blocks in 25.7 minutes per game.

Gortat will start Wednesday's game against the Heat, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Gortat will return to the starting lineup after filling a reserve role for the past two games. Regardless of his role, Gortat's struggled to produce this year, recording 5.1 points and 5.6 rebounds in just 16.2 minutes per game.

McGruder will come off the bench in Wednesday's game against the Clippers.

McGruder went scoreless in eight minutes against the Celtics on Monday and now will come off the bench for the first time this season after starting 44 games. His minutes have slowly been dwindling, so it's not surprising to see head coach Erik Spoelstra switching things up. Tyler Johnson will get the start Wednesday in place of McGruder.

Johnson will start Wednesday's game against the Clippers, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Johnson will get the start in place of Rodney McGruder. The fifth-year guard has scored in double-figures in four of his past six games, and is averaging 11.1 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.0 steals in 25.2 minutes per game this season.

Johnson (head) will play Wednesday, Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald reports.

Johnson, who suffered a migraine Wednesday morning, will overcome his headache and start in the matchup against the Clippers on Wednesday. The Wake Forest product is starting alongside teammates Justice Winslow, Josh Richardson, Tyler Johnson and Hassan Whiteside.

Matthews is encouraged by the progress his agent is making on a contract extension with the Maple Leafs, reports Sportsnet.ca.

Matthews is set to become a restricted free agent on July 1, but the Leafs will have him inked long before then. "They're [agent and general manager Kyle Dubas] obviously talking and making some progress," said Matthews. "And that's great. I'm not really too worried or too focused about it." He has 20 goals and 42 points in 30 games, but is mired in a bit of a slump right now. Matthews has just one goal in 13 games, but hopes to snap that skating with Mitch Marner on Wednesday night.

Orpik will take a planned rest night Wednesday with the All-Star break ahead, Mike Vogel of the Capitals' official site reports.

Fortunately, it appears Orpik has avoided setbacks related to his maintenance day Monday, but the veteran will get an extra day of rest heading into the All-Star break. He should rejoin the defensive pairings when the Capitals return to play Feb. 1 against the Flames.

Gardiner (back) will not dress for Wednesday's game against the Capitals, Paul Hendrick of the Maple Leafs' official site reports.

With the All-Star break on tap, it appears the Leafs' coaching staff will play it safe with the blueliner, allowing him another week-plus of rest. He seems a good bet to rejoin the action to open the second half Feb. 1 against the Red Wings.

Nedeljkovic will make his first NHL start in Wednesday's road game against the Canucks, Alec Campbell of 99.9 The Fan reports.

Nedeljkovic has been decent in the minors this season, maintaining a 2.68 GAA and .903 save percentage through 30 appearances. The 2014 second-round pick will look to pick up his first career NHL victory in a road matchup with a middling Vancouver offense that's averaging 3.13 goals per game at home this campaign, 15th in the NHL.

Holtby will start in goal Wednesday evening, facing the Maple Leafs in Toronto.

Holtby and the Capitals came up short in a thrilling 7-6 overtime loss to the Sharks on Tuesday, so it may come as a surprise that he's getting a chance to complete the back-to-back set. "It's an important game right here, last chance before the break," said head coach Todd Reirden in a report by Isabelle Khurshudyan of The Washington Post. "We wanted to get our best guy in there again. I think it'll be a signal to our team that we're doing everything we can to win this hockey game." Next up is a team that reportedly will counter with its own No. 1 netminder in Frederik Andersen. Toronto ranks fifth in the league in scoring at 3.50 goals per game.

McElhinney (lower body) won't dress for Wednesday's game against the Canucks, NHL.com's Kevin Woodley reports.

The Hurricanes will be off until Feb. 1 following Wednesday's contest due to the upcoming All-Star break, so it's possible McElhinney will only miss one more game due to his lower-body injury. Petr Mrazek and Alex Nedeljkovic will continue to shoulder the load in goal until McElhinney is cleared to return.