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The Arizona Cardinals announced three roster additions for their game on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. Two were elevated from the practice squad and a third was signed to it.
For the second week in a row, the Cardinals signed receiver Andre Baccellia to the active roster, presumably because either Greg Dortch or Michael Wilson, both questionable to play, will be unable to go.
The Cardinals used their two practice squad elevations to add running back Corey Clement and quarterback Jeff Driskel to the roster.
Clement will be the third running back and play mostly special teams while Keaontay Ingram and Tony Jones handle offensive duties.
Driskel will be the backup quarterback to Clayton Tune. Driskel will be active for the first time as a member of the Cardinals.
A signing is different than an elevation because players elevated are reverted to the practice squad on Monday. A player signed remains on the roster unless released and would then have to clear waivers to re-sign with the practice squad.
The Cardinals and Browns kick off Sunday at 11 a.m. Arizona time.
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