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Roster report: what changed around the league in week 9

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Six teams were active in the roster market in week 9, with Paris Lights and Vienna Vikings making the most significant moves of the week. Here is everything that changed.

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Alpine Rams

Signed: RB Morgan Nkule
Signed: WR Benaya Alerini
Signed: OT Mathias Campillo
Signed: DL Jatta Njie
Signed: DB Lord Arday
Signed: DB Cameron Bergeron
Parted Ways: OL Romain Assoune
Parted Ways: OL Otávio Amorim
Parted Ways: Luan de Arruda
Parted Ways: Benjamin Rukundo
Parted Ways: DB Cam’ron Kelly

Berlin Thunder

Parted Ways: OL Maximilian Zimmermann

Firenze Red Lions

Signed: DL Jacob Brayden Spencer
Signed: DB Trey Samuel Ortega
Parted Ways: RB Simon Olaifa
Parted Ways: OL Abraham Chacón Orta
Parted Ways: LB Ezra Forbes
Parted Ways: DB Trajon Cotton

Panthers Wroclaw

Signed: DL Damian Wesolowski

Paris Lights

Signed: Emergency QB Dequann Finn
Signed: WR Seth Aidan Robertson
Signed: DB James Wesley Jones
Signed: DB Damon Marquel Barnes
Parted Ways: OL Ben Dixon
Parted Ways: DB Exavier Edwards
Parted Ways: DB Marque Collins
Removed from IR: OL Matthew Henry

Vienna Vikings

Signed: RB Patrick Welte
Signed: OL Leonhard Hochwartner
Signed: DL Armin Reichardt
Signed: DL Jonathan Gutting
Signed: DB Milos Tresovic
Moved to IR: RB Jan Wiesauer
Moved to IR: RB Moritz Jadin
Moved to IR: DB Raffael Weninger

Paris Lights made the most impactful moves of the week, bringing in emergency quarterback Dequann Finn alongside receiver Seth Robertson and two new defensive backs as they push to keep their playoff hopes alive. Vienna Vikings lost three players to IR including running backs Jan Wiesauer and Moritz Jadin, but responded immediately with five new signings to maintain the depth that has defined their season. Firenze Red Lions part ways with Trajon Cotton, who had been one of the league’s top tacklers all season. The Alpine Rams continue their ongoing roster reshaping with another wave of changes across multiple positions. With the playoff race entering its most critical phase, the decisions made this week could prove decisive before the season is out.

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