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The Panthers were looking to add some veteran experience at the linebacker spot, and they did just that with Okereke. The 30-year-old is entering his eighth NFL season. Okereke started all 17 games for the Giants last season, racking up 143 total tackles with two interceptions and one sack.
Cavalli had actually no-hit the Marlins over the first four innings of Saturday's start, striking out eight while issuing three walks in the process. Unfortunately, he did not come back out for the fifth inning after taking a comebacker off his lower right leg. This doesn't seem like an issue that would cost Cavalli time, but his status should be made more clear soon.
Dell last played in an NFL game all the way back in 2024. The 26-year-old wideout has been practicing for the Texans, but he will be given a bit more time to get fully back up to speed. The earliest Dell could see the field is now Week 5.
Bernal is currently the Cardinals' No. 7 prospect per MLB. The 22-year-old from Panama has had a strong season at Triple-A, putting up an .831 OPS with 16 homers across 101 games. He's known for excellent defense behind the plate with the ability to patrol the base paths. He should get ample opportunities to show what he can do down the stretch.
Scott really struggled earlier this season with the Cardinals, putting up a weak .194/.276/.258 slash line across 61 games. Following a few months in the minors, the 25-year-old speedster is returning to the bigs as rosters expand for September.
Keys appeared in a dozen games for the Blue Jays earlier this season. He mostly struggled at the plate, going 6-for-36 with a homer. Currently the organization's No. 6 prospect per MLB, Keys should get more chances to prove himself against big-league pitching this month.
With rosters expanding, the Brewers have called Naylor up for the first time since trading for him back before the deadline. Naylor has hit well at the Triple-A level since joining the Brewers' organization, putting up a .903 OPS with four homers and four doubles over 68 plate appearances.
Massey has been out right at a week due to concussion symptoms, but he should be back in the starting lineup Wednesday. The 28-year-old had a big month of August prior to hitting the shelf, posting a .338/.362/.554 slash line with three homers over 19 games.
Waters has not played in the majors yet this season. This move corresponds with Michael Massey's return from the concussion IL.
The Illini kickoff their season on Thursday, against UAB at 8 p.m.
