Marvin Hall

ANALYSIS
Hall's tenure in Jacksonville will end just three months after he signed a contract with the team in May. The 29-year-old previously spent short stints with Detroit, Cleveland and Atlanta over the past three seasons, hauling in 26 of his 44 targets for 573 yards and three touchdowns over 23 games during this span. Hall will now look for a new squad where he can serve as a big-play threat this regular season.

ANALYSIS
A positive COVID-19 test on the Browns led to a four-hour delay in the team's flight to New York on Saturday and ultimately resulted in Jarvis Landry, Rashard Higgins, Donvan Peoples-Jones and KhaDarel Hodge all remaining in Cleveland after being deemed close contacts to the infected individual. Those developments leave Hall, who has 44 games of NFL experience over four seasons with the Falcons and Lions, as Baker Mayfield's de facto top wideout target against New York. The 27-year-old has the speed to serve as a downfield threat -- 14 of his 36 career receptions have gone for over 20 yards, after all -- but with only practice-squad callups Derrick Willies and Ja'Marcus Bradley rounding out the top three at the position, there could be plenty of defensive attention on Hall in Sunday's contest.