Who was released before the NFL cut-down deadline? We tracked roster trims to 53 players

The 2025 NFL season will kick off next week, as the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles host the Dallas Cowboys on Sept. 4 (8:20 p.m. ET, NBC). In preparation, teams were required to finalize their 53-man rosters by 4 p.m. ET Tuesday.

There were several notable cuts, including the Panthers parting ways with wide receiver Hunter Renfrow. And multiple trades took place this week, including the Raiders acquiring quarterback Kenny Pickett from the Browns.

As every team makes cuts official, our NFL Nation reporters will provide live updates on which players didn’t make the roster.

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NFC East

Dallas Cowboys

Biggest move: With the uncertain status of Micah Parsons for the opener, James Houston (one sack, three hurries and two tackles for loss in 2024) was likely one of the beneficiaries, as Dallas chose to carry six pass rushers on the 53-man roster. Houston has been disruptive in practices and during the games, but can he make it to Week 1 still on the active roster and see playing time? The Cowboys likely will bring back Hakeem Adeniji as their swing tackle and cornerback C.J. Goodwin to the roster as soon as Wednesday, when they can place running back Phil Mafah (shoulder) and cornerback Caelen Carson (knee) on injured reserve/designated to return. — Todd Archer

Traded: OL Asim Richards (New Orleans)

Waived/released: OT Hakeem AdenijiDL Tommy AkingbesoteLB Justin BarronOL Nick BroekerWR Jalen BrooksDL Earnest Brown IVOL Saahdiq CharlesOL Geron ChristianS Alijah ClarkOL The CollinsWR Jalen CropperRB Malik DavisDT Denzel DaxonThe Princeton FantThe Rivaldo FairweatherCB C.J. GoodwinQB Will GrierCB Kemon hallLB Darius HarrisWR Trashon holdenLB Buddy JohnsonWR Josh KellyCB Christian MatthewDB Israel your motherThe Tyler NevilleCB Michael OjemudiaCB Troy Pride Jr., CB Robert RochellS Mike Smith Jr., The John Stephens Jr., RB Deuce VaughnOF Tyrus Wheat

Reserve/injured: WR Jonathan MingoOF Payton Turner

Reserve/physically unable to perform: LB DeMarvion OvershownCB Josh Butler

Reserve/non-football injury: CB Shavon Revel Jr.

New York Giants

Biggest move: The Giants cut Tommy DeVito. It was expected and really became a lock when they signed Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston and also drafted Jaxson Dart. DeVito was the fourth quarterback all spring and summer, and the Giants weren’t going to keep four quarterbacks on the active roster. Maybe DeVito lands on the practice squad, but even that seems like a long shot. However, he will have other options. Ihmir Smith-Marette not getting an opportunity as the returner was significantly more surprising than the DeVito move. Smith-Marsette returned a kickoff for a touchdown — and a punt, as well, even though it was called back because of a penalty — while averaging almost 35 yards per kickoff return in 2024. One would’ve thought that earned him another chance to be the returner. But the Giants instead chose Gunner Olszewski over Smith-Marsette to be their returner to start the season. – Jordan Raanan

Waived/released: QB Tommy DeVitoRB Dante MillerRB Jonathan WardThe Greg DulcichThe Jermaine Terry IICB Tre Hawkins IIICB Dee WilliamsDL Elijah ChatmanDL Jeremiah LedbetterDL Jordon RileyDL Cory DurdenDL Elijah GarciaG Jake KubasOL Bryan HudsonOT Stone ForsytheK Jude McAtamneyOLB Trace FordOLB Tomon FoxS Raheem LayneS Makari PaigeWR Ihmir Smith-MaretteWR Juice Wells Jr.WR Lil’Jordan HumphreyWR Dalen CambreWR Da’quan Felton

Philadelphia Eagles

Biggest move: The additions of tackle Fred Johnson and quarterback Sam Howell bolster depth at a couple of key areas. No. 2 QB Tanner McKee has earned the trust of the organization, but he suffered a finger injury on his throwing hand late in training camp. Rookie Kyle McCord isn’t ready for NFL action quite yet, so the Eagles turned to Howell, who has 18 career starts under his belt. Johnson spent the past two seasons in Philadelphia before signing with the Jaguars earlier this offseason. With no one emerging at camp this summer, he can step right into the swing tackle role on game day. — Tim McManus

Traded: OL Darian Kinnard

Acquired: OT Fred JohnsonQB Sam Howell

Waived/released: LS Charley HughlettOLB Patrick JohnsonT Kendall LammWR Terrace Marshall Jr.CB Parry NickersonWR Avery WilliamsWR Adhi AdhiLB Chance CampbellCB Tariq Castro-Fields (injured), WR Elijah CooksLB Lance DixonDT Joe EvansLB Dallas GantG Kenyon GreenS Maxen HookThe E.J. JenkinsCB Brandon JohnsonRB Montrell Johnson Jr.The Cameron sideOLB Ochaun MathisQB Kyle McCordWR Taylor MorinThe Nick MuseT PierceRB ShunDerrick PowellOLB Antwaun Powell-Ryland Jr.CB Eli RicksOF, Jereme RobinsonRB Keilan RobinsonDT Justin RogersS Others’ samWR Ainias SmithDT Jacob SykesT Laekin VakalahiCB A.J. Woods

Washington Commanders

Biggest move: Washington’s biggest roster move occurred last week when it traded running back Brian Robinson Jr. to San Francisco. But the Commanders’ most significant move Tuesday was keeping right guard Sam Cosmi on the physically unable to perform list. That means he’ll be sidelined for at least the first four weeks of the season as he continues rehabbing from a torn right ACL suffered in the NFC divisional round in January. Nick Allegretti has been working in his place. The Commanders have been optimistic about Cosmi’s recovery, but it’s an injury that often has a healing timeline of nine to 12 months. — John Keim

Waived/released: WR K.J. OsbornWR Michael GallupWR Chris MooreWR Braylon SandersOF Clelin FerrellOF Jalyn HolmesC Nick HarrisDT Norell PollardLB Duke RileyCB Bobby PriceOL Tyre PhillipsOL Foster SarellCB Essang BasseyQB Sam HartmanDT Carl Davis Jr.CB Car’lin VigersOF Andre Jones Jr.RB Demetric FeltonWR Tay MartinS Robert McDanielThe Cole TurnerRB Kaz AllenLB Kam ArnoldDT Ricky BarberThe Lawrence CagerWR River CracraftDT Sheldon DayC Michael DeiterCB Antonio Hamilton sr., OT Bobby HartOF TJ MaguranyangaOT Timothy McKayS Ben NickelS Daryl WorleyWR Jacoby JonesWR Ja’Corey Brooks

Reserve/PUP: RG Sam Cosmi

NFC North

Chicago Bears

Biggest move: Undrafted free agent wide receiver Jahdae Walker made the Bears’ initial 53-man roster after a strong preseason when he tied for the team lead with two touchdowns, including a walk-off score at Kansas City. His play on special teams earned him the sixth wide receiver spot. Elsewhere on offense, former third-round pick Call amegadjie was among the 10 offensive linemen the Bears kept on the 53 despite his struggles to climb the depth chart. While Amegadjie spent most of his time as the third-string left tackle after returning from a leg injury, general manager Ryan Poles said the Bears have begun experimenting with him at guard. – Courtney Cronin

Waived/released: WR Maurice AlexanderLB Swayze BozemanWR Miles BoykinDB Millard BradfordRB Brittain BrownThe Stephen CarlsonDL Xavier CarltonCB Alex CookLB Power EcholsLS Luke ElkinCB Tre FlowersDL Jonathan FordRB Royce FreemanDB Mekhi GarnerOL Chris GlaserThe Thomas GordonDB Kaleb HayesOF Tanoh KpassagnonDL Jamree KromahOL Jordan McFaddenOL Joshua MilesDB Mark PerryDL Zacch PickensWR JP RichardsonQB Austin ReedWR Tyler ScottOL Ricky StrombergWR Samori Toure ToureDB Jeremiah WalkerRB Ian WheelerThe Joel Wilson

Waived/injured: DB Tysheem JohnsonOL Doug KramerOL Bill Murray

Reserve/injured: CB Terell SmithRB Deion HankinsCB Shaun Wade

Reserve/injured; designated for return: RB Travis HomerLB Amen revived

Reserve/NFI: CB Zah Frazier

Detroit Lions

Biggest move: Coach Dan Campbell certainly feels good about his roster entering the season, calling it his best from top to bottom since he arrived in 2021. But there were a few surprising transactions. After selecting defensive end Ahmed hassani in the sixth round for help on the edge, the first Egyptian to be drafted into the NFL was waived with an injury settlement after suffering a pectoral injury. Detroit also released fan favorite And skipperwho was expected to contribute on the offensive line. The Lions still have three roster spots remaining, which means they could be up to something big. — Eric Woodyard

Waived/released: EDGE Ahmed hassaniDL Myles AdamsOL Trystan ColonWR Tom KennedyOL NemineLB Anthony PittmanOL And skipperWR Malik TaylorEDGE Mitchell AgudeCB Luq BarcooWR Ronnie BellOL Gunner BrittonDL Keith Cooper Jr., CB Allan GeorgeLB DaRon GilbertS Erick HallettQB Hendon HookerThe Zach HortonRB Deon JacksonOL Zack JohnsonWR Jak brother-JamesS Ian KennellyEDGE Nate LynnDL Brodric MartinWR Jackson MeeksCB DJ MillerOL Mason MillerOL Michael nieseS Morice NorrisThe Gunnar OakesCB Tyson RussellRB Jacob SaylorsThe Steven stylianaS Loren StricklandEDGE Isaac greatCB Nick Whiteside

Reserve/suspended: LB Ezekiel Turner

Reserved/PUP: OL Miles FrazierDL Alim McNeillLB Malcolm Rodriguez

Reserve/NFI: EDGE Josh Paschal

Green Bay Packers

Biggest move: Someone who had never played his position in the NFL until a few months ago made the team, while a former first-round draft pick and a three-time Super Bowl champ did not. That would be Bo Meltona wideout-turned-cornerback, who made it, while linebacker Isaiah Simmons (No. 8 pick in 2020 ) and wide receiver/kick returner Mecole Hardman (Super Bowl winner with the Chiefs) did not. Melton competed in 22 games as a wideout over the past two seasons, and he didn’t move to cornerback until the June minicamp. If that was a surprise, then perhaps an undrafted rookie qualifying for the 53 shouldn’t be: Defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse made it 21 straight seasons for the Packers with at least one undrafted free agent on the Week 1 roster, assuming he remains on it for the opener. — Rob Demovsky

Waived/released: RB Israel EspacatesDL PRELA ALEXANDREDB Johnathan BaldwinCB Corey BallentineT Brant BanksLB Jared BartlettQB Sean CliffordG Tyler CooperRB Tyrion Davis-PriceQB Taylor ElgersmaDL James EsterWR Mecole Hardman, CB Tyron HerringWR Julian HicksC Trey HillRB Amar JohnsonWR Cornelius JohnsonLB Jamon JohnsonCB KalenG JJ LippeThe Johnny LumpkinK Mark McNameeDL Arron MosbyWR Isaiah NeyorDL O’MalleyWR Will SheppardLB Isaiah SimmonsDB Jaylin SimpsonG/C Lecitus SmithThe Messiah SwinsonT Kadeem TelfortLB Kristian Welch

Reserve/injured (designated to return): RB MarShawn LloydOL Jacob Monk Reserve/injured: S Omar Brown

Reserve/PUP: DL Collin OliverWR Christian WatsonG John Williams

Minnesota Vikings

Biggest move: The Vikings’ most notable decision to date is shaking up the depth at quarterback behind new starter J.J. McCarthy. They traded away presumptive No. 2 Sam Howellreplaced him with free agent Carson Wentzreleased veteran Brett Rypien and kept undrafted rookie Max brosmer as part of their 53-man roster. It is sometimes said that debate over a backup quarterback is irrelevant, because if a starter is injured, then a team’s chances to win will decrease no matter who takes over. In the Vikings’ case, however, a backup would be playing for a team that owners Zygi and Mark Wilf have committed more than $350 million in cash to put on the field. It’s critical that a level of performance be maintained no matter who is behind center. Also, the makeup of a QB room with an inexperienced starter is important. Can Wentz provide the kind of veteran presence that McCarthy would need? — Kevin Seifert

Traded: CB Mekhi BlackmonQB Sam Howell, DL Harrison Phillips

Acquired: QB Carson Wentz

Waived/released: OL Zack BaileyDL Travis BellWR Silas the ballOT Logan BrownG Henry ByrdP Oscar ChapmanWR Dontae FlemingCB Keenan GarberLB Cam GillOL Michael GonzalezS Kahlef HailassieDL Jonathan HarrisWR Lucky JacksonWR Jeshaun jonesG Vershon LeeWR Robert LewisLB Dorian MausiOLB Gabriel MurphyThe Bryson NesbitS Gervarrius OwensS Mishael PowellThe Giovanni RicciQB Brett Rypien, CB Reddy StewardRB Three stewartsDL Checking TonoCB Ambry ThomasWR Thayer ThomasRB Xazavian ValladayThe Nick water dishCB Zemaiah VaughnOT Leroy Watson IV.

Reserve/suspended: WR Jordan Addison

Reserve/injured: OLB Tyler Batty (designated for return), FB CJ him (designated for return)

Reserve/PUP: The Gavin Bartholomew

NFC South

Atlanta Falcons

Biggest move: The Falcons placed starting right tackle Kaleb McGary on injured reserve Tuesday, which was not a surprise. But they did so without designating him to return, which means McGary will be out for the entire season due to a leg injury sustained last week in practice. McGary has been the team’s starter at the position since he was a first-round pick in 2019. He would have had an increased role in 2025 covering the blindside of left-handed quarterback Michael Penix Jr. Meanwhile, Storm NortonMcGary’s backup, is out six to eight weeks following ankle surgery. The Falcons acquired tackle Michael Jerrell from the Seahawks in a trade Tuesday. – Marc Raimondi

Acquired: OL Michael Jerrell

Waived/released: WR Nick NashThe Joshua SimonOL Jordan WilliamsS Henry BlackOL Joshua GrayWR Dylan DrummondCB Dontae ManningS Jordan FullerEDGE Khalid kareemOL Brandon ParkerQB Easton StickDL Kentavius ​​StreetCB Keith TaylorOL Jake HansonCB C.J. HendersonDL Simeon Barrow Jr., RB Carlos Washington Jr., RB Jashaun CorbinCB Cobee BryantLB/S Ronnie Harrison Jr., K Lenny KriegWR Chris BlairOL Matthew CindricQB Ben DinucciRB Elijah DotsonDL Morgan FoxLB Caleb JohnsonCB Lamar JacksonThe Nikola KalinicLB Nick cubitzWR Jesse MatthewsEDGE Ronnie PerkinsWR Quincy Skinner Jr., S Josh Thompson

Reserve/suspended: None

Reserve/injured: LB Troy Andersen (physically unable to perform), DL Quon Graam is (designated to return), OL Storm Norton (designated to return), OL Kaleb McGaryCB Grayland ArnoldQB Emory JonesOL Tyrone Wheatley Jr., LB Malik Verdon (non-football injury)

Carolina Panthers

Biggest move: Releasing 2021 Pro Bowl wideout Hunter Renfrow in his attempt at a comeback from ulcerative colitis will get the biggest headlines, particularly since the Panthers kept seven wide receivers. But the most significant move is keeping four tight ends in Ja’tavion Sanders, Tommy Tremble, Mitchell Evans and James Mitchell. It shows the team isn’t sure Tremble will be 100 percent recovered from back surgery after missing most of camp. Look for this number to change once the dust settles. — David Newton

Waived/released: QB Jack PlummerQB Bryce PerkinsRB Emani BaileyRB Kay’Ron Lynch-Adams,WR Kobe HudsonWR Jacolby George WR T.J. LutherThe Dominique DafneyOL Steven LosoyaOL Luke KandraOLB J.J. WeaverLB Jacoby WindmonCB JaTravis BroughtonCB Mello DotsonCB Tre SwillingS Jack HendersonS Isaac GiffordK Matthew WrightWR Je’seem ReedThe Bryce Pierre,OL Jarrett KingstonOL Brandon WaltonOL Michael TarquinOF Jared Harrison-HunteDT Sam RobertsLB The palsy palsyCB Shemar BartholomewCB Michael ReidS Trevian ThomasWR Hunter RenfrowDT Shy TuttleOLB Boogie BashamLB Crates BarnesLB Jon Rhattigan.

Waived/injured: G Ja’Tyre CarterRB Raheem Blackshear (injury settlement)

Reserve/injured: OF LaBryan Ray (designated to return)

New Orleans Saints

Biggest move: The Saints released veteran running backs Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Cam Akerscementing Kendre Miller‘s status as Alvin’s chamber‘s backup. Miller, a 2023 third-round pick, had a rough beginning to his career, playing in only 14 games across his first two campaigns. Coach Kellen Moore said everyone, including Miller, had a blank slate in the new coaching regime, and he showed that by having a productive training camp. Moore recently praised Miller for his “steady offseason.” The new running back room consists of Kamara, Miller, rookie Devin Neal and the versatile LAY JONES JR. — Katherine Terrell

Waived/released: RB Cam Akers, P James BurnipWR Roderick Daniels Jr., WR Moochie DixonOF Jasheen DavisOF Jeremiah MartinOF Omari ThomasOT Josiah EzirimOT Jonathan MendozaThe Seth GreenThe Michael JacobsonG Kyle HergelG Mike PanLB Tyreem PowellS Terrell BurgessRB Clyde Edwards-Helaire, G/C Shane LemieuxWR Dante PettisOF Jonah WilliamsWR Kevin Austin Jr., CB Parts beanumS Elliott DavisonOF Fadil DiggsOF Isaiah FoskeyQB Jake HaenerLB D’Marco JacksonT Easton KiltyCB Rico Payton (injured), DT Jayden PeevyCB Jayden PriceLB Nephi SewellK Charlie SmythThe Treyton WelchRB Marcus Yarns

Reserve/injured: DT John Ridgeway III (designated to return), OT Barry Wesley (designated to return), T Landon Young

Reserve/PUP: The Taysom HillThe Foster Moreau

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Biggest move: The Bucs cut Kyle Trasktheir second-string quarterback for the past two years and a former second-round draft pick who also was the last remaining member of Tampa Bay’s 2021 post-Super Bowl draft class. Back then, he was anointed as the potential future of the Bucs; and even two years ago, he competed with Baker Mayfield for the starting job. But when Mayfield missed two practices with a hand injury in early August, it became clear Tampa Bay would not be able to win games with Trask. The team brought in Teddy Bridgewater for the very next practice after a two-day break. Bridgewater was able to throw two touchdowns in that second preseason game to outperform Trask. — Jenna Laine

Waived/released: CB Tre AveryDL Eric BanksQB Connor had beenS Will BrooksDL C.J. BrewerCB JayVian FarrCB Tyrek FunderburkDL Adam GotsisWR Garrett GreeneDL Mike GreeneLB ANTONIO GRIER JR., OT Luke HaggardCB Bryce HallWR Jacob HarrisWR Dennis HoustonDL Nash HutmacherDL Dvon J-ThomasLB Nick JacksonWR Rakim JarrettOL Mike JordanC Jake MajorsRB Jase McClellanOT Tyler McLellanG Raiqwon O’NealG You teachWR Trey PalmerCB Roman parodyOLB Warren PeeplesS Shilo SandersG Ben ScottWR Jaden SmithThe Taula TaulaQB Kyle TraskILB Anthony Walker Jr., DL Desmond WatsonRB Owen Wright.

Reserve/injured: WR Jalen McMillanS JJ Roberts, David Walker

NFC West

Arizona Cardinals

Biggest move: After an impressive camp despite missing time with a leg injury, wide receiver SIME Filter was one of the most surprising cuts by the Cardinals. He was consistent during training camp and made plays during preseason games. Veteran running back DeeJay Dallaswho was a key component on Arizona’s special teams last season, was cut after an up-and-down preseason. However, the most meaningful move might have been Arizona keeping first-round pick Walter Nolen III on the physically unable to perform list. It means Nolen can’t return to practice for the first four weeks of the season, and once his 21-day window opens after Week 4, he could miss up to three more games. — Josh Weinfuss

Waived/released: DL Kyon barrsLS Aaron BrewerLB Elliott BrownOL Jeremiah ByersRB Michael CarterOL Jake CurhanRB DeeJay DallasThe Josiah deguaraWR SIME FilterDL Anthony GoodlowWR Bryson GreenCB Darren HallOL Sincere HaynesworthCB Jaylon JonesOL Nick LeverettOL Royce NewmanWR Tejhaun PalmerS Yammie RobinsonDL Elijah SimmonsLB Mykal WalkerWR Andre BaccelliaCB Ekow Boye-DoeThe Oscar CardenasOL McClendon CurtisCB Steven GilmoreDL Patrick JenkinsLB We jonesOL Roy MbaetekaWR Nate McCollumQB Clayton TuneOL WestedLB Benton Whitley

Reserve/injured: OL Hayden ConnerOL Christian JonesLB J.J. Russell. Conner and Jones have been designated to return.

Reserve/PUP: DL Bilal nicholsDL Walter Nolen IIILB BJ Iree

Los Angeles Rams

Biggest move: The Rams cut inside linebacker Chris Paul Jr., a 2025 fifth-round pick. He missed some time with a calf injury during training camp but played in all three preseason games, including wearing the green dot during the opener as the one relaying the plays from the coach to the defense. The Rams kept four inside linebackers on their initial 53-man roster: Nate Landman, Omar Speights, Troy Reeder and undrafted rookie Shaun Dolac. – Sarah Barshop

Traded: OL Kt soup

Waived/released: CB Shaun JollyOL Willie Lampkin IVOL Help archesOL Wyatt BowlesWR Tru EdwardsDT Jack HeflinS Tanner IngleCB Derion KendrickCB Cam lapkinOL Dylan McMahonOLB Jamil MuhammadILB ELIAS NEALDL Bill NortonILB Chris Paul Jr., WR Brennan PresleyRB Ronnie RiversRB Cody SchraderS Nate ValcarcelCB Charles WoodsWR Britain CoveyOLB Brennan JacksonThe Mark RedmanWR Drake StoopsWR Jordan WatersThe McCallan CastlesS Malik Dixon-WilliamsOL Ben DooleyDL Decarius HawthorneOL John LeglueOL Mike McAllisterOLB Josh PearcyDL Da’jon TerryOL TreyQB Dresser WinnILB Tony Fields II

San Francisco 49ers

Biggest move: The biggest move for the Niners was keeping wide receiver Jauan Jennings on the 53-man roster. Jennings has yet to return from a calf injury amid a lingering contract issue. The Niners want him back on the field sooner rather than later, but a lucrative extension seems unlikely. The 49ers are extremely thin at the position and need Jennings ready for Week 1 for the offense to be anywhere close to full strength. This is a situation to watch over the next week or longer. — Nick Wagoner

Waived/released: WR Robbie ChosenOL Michael DunnWR Russell Gage Jr., OF Jonathan GarvinOF Trevis GipsonDL Bruce HectorWR Isaiah HodginsCB Fabian MoreauLB Curtis RobinsonLB Chazz SurrattWR Malik TurnerRB Jeff Wilson Jr., WR Junior BergenLB Stone BlantonDL William Bradley-KingDB Derrick CanteenCB Dallis FlowersLB Jalen grahamS Jaylen MahoneyOL Drake NugentWR Owens oakDT Sebastian ValdezThe Brayden WillisOL Nick ZakeljQB Tanner MordecaiQB Carter BradleyDL Jaylon AllenDL Shakel brown

Reserve/suspended: WR Demarcus RobinsonOT Isaac Alarcon

Reserve/injured: DT Kevin GivensCB Jakob Robinson

Reserve/PUP: WR Brandon AiyukS Malik Mustapha

Reserve/NFI: QB Kurtis Rourke

Seattle Seahawks

Biggest move: The Seahawks released Marquez Valdes-Scantling after they couldn’t find someone to trade for the veteran wideout and the $2.5 million that remains on his one-year contract. From a financial standpoint, that had to be a tough move to make since he is guaranteed another $1.5 million on top of his $1.5 million signing bonus. But from a competitive standpoint, it was their only choice absent a trade. Seattle signed Valdes-Scantling to be its WR3 and to help replace some of the speed the offense lost in the DK Metcalf trade. But because Valdes-Scantling doesn’t play on special teams, he couldn’t be any lower than that on the depth chart if he wanted to make the team. Rookie fifth-round pick Tory Horton clearly outperformed Valdes-Scantling over the summer, as did Jake Bobo, Young tree and Cody Whiteall of whom made the 53 behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Cooper coup. — Brady Henderson

Traded: OT Michael Jerrell

Waived/released: WR Marquez Valdes-ScantlingWR Ricky White IIIWR Tyrone BrodenWR John Rhys Plumlee (injury designation), RB Damien MartinezRB Jacardia WrightRB Anthony Tyus IIIFB Wesley Steiner (injury designation), TE Marshall LangT Amari KightT Luke Felix-DisolateG Sliced ​​the bandC Federico MarangesDT Quinton BohannaNT Brandon PiliNT Bubba ThomasNT J.R. SingletonDT Anthony CampbellOLB Tyreke SmithOLB Seth ColemanILB Jamie SheriffILB Patrick O’ConnellLB Alphonzo tuputalaLB D’Eryk JacksonLB Josh RossLB Jalan GainesS Jerrick Reed IICB Damarion WilliamsCB Isas Waxter (injury settlement), CB Shemar Jean-CharlesCB Tyler Hall (injury settlement), CB Keydrain CalliganLS Zach TrinerWR/KR Steven Sims (injury settlement)

Injured reserve: G Christian Haynes (designated for return)

Reserve/NFI: OF Rylie MillsNT Johnathan Hankins

AFC East

Buffalo Bills

The Bills placed rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairstona first-round pick, on injured reserve with a designation to return, meaning he will miss at least the first four games. Fellow corner Tre’Davious Whitehowever, is on the 53-man roster, a sign the lower leg injury he sustained Thursday is not significanteven if his Week 1 availability is unknown. Hairston suffered a right lateral collateral ligament sprain at the end of July and had yet to practice. The team is playing it safe with Hairston’s recovery, and his designation helped Ja’marcus Ingram and Dorian Strong remain on the team. — Alaina Getzenberg

Reserve/injured with designations to return: CB Maxwell HairstonOL Tylan Grable

Waived/released: OF Paris ShandOF Nelson CeaserDT Jordan PhillipsDT Casey RogersDT Marcus HarrisDT Zion LogueLB EDeffian ulofoshioLB Jimmy CiarloLB Keonta JenkinsDB Daequan HardyDB Zy AlexanderDB Garnett Hollis Jr., CB Dane JacksonS Darrick ForrestQB Mike WhiteQB Buchele’s poem.OL Travis ClaytonOL Rush ReimerOL Kendrick GreenOL Mike EdwardsOL Richard GouraigeOL And FeeneyOL Jacob BayerThe Zach DavidsonThe Matt sokolThe Keeptip LatuRB Frank Gore Jr., RB Elijah YoungWR Laviska Shenault Jr., WR KJ HamlerWR Kristian WilkersonWR Stephen GosnellWR Deon Cain

Reserve/suspended: OF Michael needsDT Larry Side

Waived/injured: WR Grant DuBose

Miami Dolphins

It was a surprise to see cornerback Mike Hilton‘s release, considering his prior starting experience. But the Dolphins have been impressed by rookie Jason Marshall Jr.’s progress at the nickel position, and he could very well be the team’s Week 1 starter. Miami also parted ways with several recent draft picks, including Erik Ezukanma, Channing Tindall, Patrick McMorris and Mohamed kamara. — Marcel Louis-Jacques

Waived/released: RB Mike BooneRB Aaron ShampklinWR Andrew ArmstrongWR Theo Wease Jr.., WR Erik EzukanmaWR Aj HenningThe Chris MyarickThe Pharaoh BrownThe Hayden RucciOL Mason BrooksOL Addison WestOL Braeden DanielsOL Josh DuringOL Bayron matosOL Jalem mckenzieOL Jackson CarmanOL Ryan HayesDL Alex HuntleyDL Ben Ben BenDL Matt DickersonLB Channing TindallLB Grayson MurphyLB Mohamed kamaraLB Eugene AsanteLB Quinton BellLB Dequan JacksonLB Derrick McLendonCB Cornell ArmstrongS Patrick McMorrisS John Saunders Jr., CB Mike HiltonCB BJ AdamsCB Ethan RobinsonCB Cameron Dantzler Sr., CB Kendall Sheffield

Reserve/suspended: CB Frame kohouCB Artie BurnsRB Alexander MattisonOL Germain IFEDIOL Yodny cajusteOL EnthusiasticThe Jalin ConyersCB Jason MaitreOL Liam Eichenberg

New England Patriots

Biggest move: When the Patriots selected LSU outside linebacker Bradyn Swinson with the 146th pick of the 2025 draft, they expressed surprise he was still available. Pass rushers who had production like that of Swinson (8.5 sacks) usually aren’t around in the fifth round. So, it also was a surprise to see Swinson among the team’s cuts. While undrafted OLB Elijah Ponder (Cal Poly) clearly had carved out a niche on defense and special teams, the Patriots seemed to be in position to keep both developmental outside linebackers. The possibility of Swinson returning on the practice squad bears watching if he clears waivers. — Mike Reiss

Waived/released: CB Miles BattleThe Jaheim BellRB Micah BernardDT Philip BlidiCB Isaiah BoldenG Soft butlerG Jack ConleyCB Brandon CrossleyThe CJ DipperS Marcus EppsThe Cole FotheringhamRB JaMycal HastyOT Demontrey JacobsRB Terrell JenningsWR John JilesOLB Truman JonesC Alec LindstromWR Phil LutzCB Kobee MinorLB Ry disturbedDT David OlajgaDT Kyle PekoCB Jordan PolkLB Monty RiceLB Cam RileyDT Jahvaree RitzieG Tyrese RobinsonK Parker RomoThe Gee Scott Jr., G Sidy sowOLB Bradyn SwinsonRB Shane WattsWR Jeremiah WebbQB Ben Wooldridge

Reserve/injured: WR Ja’lynn polkG Layden RobinsonLB Jahlani for your (designated to return)

New York Jets

Biggest move: The trade for former Vikings defensive tackle Harrison Phillips should help the run defense. He is a first- and second-down run plugger who likely will start alongside Quinnen Williams in New York’s base front. This was a good get for first-year GM Darren Mougey, who surmised that his affordable additions from the offseason in Byron Cowart and Jay tuffle weren’t enough. Mougey didn’t address the need at wide receiver, hoping rookie Arian Smith could provide energy to a group that, save for Garrett Wilsonis lackluster. The decision to waive wideout Malachi Corleya 2024 third-round selection, had been building for months, so it was hardly a surprise. Incumbent wide receiver and return specialist Xavier Gipson got the nod over impressive rookie Jamaal Pritchett. — Rich cemini

Acquired: DT Harrison PhillipsDT Jowon Briggs

Traded: DT Derrick Derri.

Waived/released: CB Jarrick Bernard-ConverseS Dean ClarkDB Jordan ClarkQB Brady CookCB Bump CooperWR Malachi CorleyLB Guarantee DavisRB Donovan EdwardsOF Michael FletcherOT Liam FornadelCB Mario GoodrichT Samuel JacksonThe Neal JohnsonOF Kingsley JonathanThe Zack KuntzG KohlDB Tanner McCalisterK Harrison MevisWR Dummere millerS Jarius MonroeDT Mulbah FatormDT Payton PageWR Jamaal PritchettLB Jackson SirmonWR Quentin SkinnerLB Bow SmithWR Brandon SmithRB LawRece is seniorT Carter Warren. OF Eric WattsG Leander WiegandWR Ontaria Wilson.

Injured reserve: DT Byron CowartLB Ja’markis weston (designed for return).

Reserve/PUP: WR Irvin Charles

AFC North

Baltimore Ravens

Biggest move: The Ravens did not place tight end Isaiah Likely on injured reserve. That means Lamar Jackson has a shot at throwing to one of his favorite targets in the first month of the season, which represents the toughest part of the Ravens’ schedule (at Buffalo, home against Cleveland and Detroit, and at Kansas City). Likely suffered a foot fracture at the end of July, and he has yet to return to the practice field. If he had been placed on IR, he would have missed at least the first four games. Now, Likely could be available as soon as the Sept. 7 season opener. Last season, Likely recorded career highs in receptions (42), receiving yards (477) and touchdown catches (six). — Jamison Hensley

Waived/released: CB Jalyn Armour-DavisThe Jahmal BanksS Handsome braceWR Malik CunninghamThe Baylor CuppOL Darrian DalcourtOL Garrett DellingerCB MJ Devonshire Jr., RB Myles GaskinCB Thomas Graham Jr., WR Xavier GuilloryOLB Malik HammOT Reid HolkeyS Desmond IgbinosunS Keondre JacksonRB D’Ernest JohnsonDL Jayson JonesWR Keith KirkwoodLB William KwankeQB Devin LearyOL Gerad LichtenhanILB Chandler MartinWR Anthony MillerThe Zaire Mitchell pathsDL Oldado VeleyeNT CJ OkoyeOL Jared PenningDL C.J. RavenellCB Marquise RobinsonOL Nick SamacFB Lucas ScottOF Brent Urban and TE Scotty Washington

Injured reserve: OLB Adisa Isaac (designated for return) and WR Dayton Wade

Reserve/NFI: OL Emery Jones Jr. (shoulder).

Reserve/PUP: S Ar’Darius Washington (Achilles).

Cincinnati Bengals

Biggest move: Cincinnati opted to keep just eight offensive linemen in its initial cuts. Depth has been a major issue, especially at right guard. Players who scraped out spots on the back end of the 53-man roster, such as safety PJ Jules and rookie defensive tackle Howard Cross IIIcould be at risk as the team seeks out depth on the waiver wire following its initial cuts. Coach Zac Taylor has not named a starting right guard but believes that player is on the roster. Don’t be surprised if Cincinnati looks to add at that position — and potentially at safety too. – Bent Baby

Waived/released: RB Gary BrightwellCB Jalen DavisLB Joe Giles-HarrisLS Cal AdomitisOT Devin CochranOT Andrew CokerOT Caleb EtienneOF Raymond Johnson IIIS Jaylen KeyOL Jaxson KirklandCB Bralyn LuxWR Jamoi MayesThe Tanner McLachlanC Seth McLaughlinRB Kendall MiltonWR Jordan MooreLB Max NOJOGCHAWR Kendric PryorQB Desmond RidderOF Isaiah ThomasOL Cordell VolsonDT Mctelvin dawnCB Nate BrooksWR Cole BurgessRB Quali ConleyS Shaquan LoyalWR Rashod OwensC Andrew RayyCB Lance RobinsonOL Andrew StueberQB Payton ThorneLB Craig Young.

Reserve/injured: S Daijahn AnthonyOF Cedric Johnson.

Reserve/PUP: The Erick All Jr.

Cleveland Browns

Biggest move: The Browns on Monday traded quarterback Kenny Pickett to the Raiders for a 2026 fifth-round pick. Pickett was the first signal-caller whom Cleveland acquired in the offseason as it reshaped the position room, but a hamstring injury put him out of consideration for QB1. The move clears the path for the Browns to evaluate rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders at some point this season. – Daniel oyefusi

Traded: QB Kenny Pickett

Acquired: OT Kt soup

Waived/released: CB Chigozie anusiemOT Jackson BartonCB Tony Brown IIThe Sal CinnamonG Javion CohenWR Chase CotaWR Kaden DavisS Christopher EdmondsOT Sebastian GutierrezOF KJ HenryDT Ralph HolleyCB Christian HolmesK Dustin HopkinsQB Tyler HuntleyCB Lamareon jamesWR Kisean JohnsonCB Keenan IsaacT Jason IveyDT Kamara himselfWR Diontae JohnsonOF Titus LeoRB Ahmani MarshallWR Cade McDonald (LB Marvin MoodyS Nik NeedhamOF Julian tooCB Darius RushRB Pierre Strong Jr., LB Charlie Thomas IIIT Lorenzo ThompsonG Dartanyan TinsleyThe Mitch van VoorenC Bucky WilliamsRB Trayveon WilliamsT Kilian Zierer

Reserve/injured: LB Winston Reid

Reserve/PUP: QB Deshaun Watson

Reserve/NFI: WR David Bell

Pittsburgh Steelers

Biggest move: Perhaps the most surprising move ahead of the cut-down day deadline was the Steelers’ decision to keep punter Corliss Waitman over veteran Cameron Johnston. The Steelers signed Johnston to a three-year, $9 million contract in free agency a year ago, but Johnston sustained a season-ending injury in Week 1. Waitman took over from there, and the two battled throughout training camp before Waitman beat out Johnston. The other significant move is one the Steelers didn’t make — or haven’t made yet. The team released veteran Robert Woods and didn’t add another wide receiver by the roster-reduction deadline, but they could still land one on the waiver wire or through a trade. — Brooke Pryor

Waived/released: LB Frame lootaDB Beanie Bishop Jr., DB Sebastian CastroDL DeMarvin LealOL Dylan CookWR Ke’Shawn WilliamsDL Domenique DavisWR Brandon JohnsonDB Chuck ClarkDB James PierreOL Max ScharpingRB Trey SermonWR Robert Woods, LB Kenny WillekesLS Jake McQuaideDB Came AlexanderDB Quindell JohnsonS Kyler McMichaelDB Mikey VictorOL Doug NesterOL Julian PearlQB Logan WoodsideRB Evan HullThe Kevin FoelschK Ben SaulsLB Mark RobinsonLB Julius WelschofDB D’Shawn JamisonDB Daryl Porter Jr., DT Kyler BaughOL Steven JonesOL Aiden WilliamsRB Lew NicholsThe JJ GalbreathWR Max howlmanP Cameron Johnston

Reserve/injured: CB Cory Trice Jr. (designated for return)

AFC South

Houston Texans

Biggest move: Running back Joe Mixon went on the non-football injury list with an ankle injury. Mixon was a Pro Bowler in 2024 for the Texans. Now, Houston is without its star back — and there’s no clear indication how long he will be out. Mixon’s camp and the Texans have been very quiet about his health and a potential return. -DJ beloved

Traded: OT Austin Deculus

Waived/released: WR Quintez CephusQB Kedon slovisS Myles BryantLB Nick NiemannCB Damon ArnetteThe Luke LacheyFB Jakob JohnsonLB Jackson WoodardLB KC OssaiLS Blake FergusonOF Solomon ByrdDT Junior WiffC Eli CoxOT Conor McDermottAnd LaDarius HendersonWR Daniel JacksonOF Casey ToohillOT Trent BrownCB D’Angelo RossRB J.J. TaylorCB Arthur MauletThe Dalton KeeneS Jalen MillsThe Harrison BryantS Russ Yeast, Replacement of JordanDT Haggai DisplayOT Jaylon ThomasOT Zach Thomas.

Reserve/suspended: (IR) WR Cornell Powell(PUP) WR Tank Dell(NFI) CB Alijah hinzie(NFI) RB Joe Mixon(Go) te Irv Smith Jr. (PUP) DT Kurt Hinish(PUP) Denico AutryS Jaylen Reed (Designated to return)

Indianapolis Colts

Biggest move: The Colts released 2023 second-round pick — and Indianapolis native — Brent in a bit of a surprise move. The cornerback had dealt with injuries the past two seasons, seeing action in only 11 of a possible 34 games. He missed a significant chunk of practice time in camp this month because of a hamstring injury and also was not considered a scheme fit in coordinator Lou Anarumo’s system. The Colts made two cornerback acquisitions in the past week, signing free agent Xavien Howard and trading for Minnesota’s Mekhi Blackmon. — Stephen Holder

Waived/released: LB Austin AjiakeWR Update upgradeQB Jason BeanRB Ulysses Bentley IVCB BrentLB Jake chaneyDT Dinner davisLB Solomon DeShieldsT Marshall FoernerC Wesley FrenchOF Marcus HaynesRB Khalil HerbertCB Alex JohnsonT Marcellus JohnsonWR Tyler KahmannCB Chris LammonsOF Isaiah LandOF Desmond LittleThe Maximilian MangCB BJ MayesThe Sean McKeonOF Durell nchamiRB Nate NoelWR Coleman OwenWR Landon ParkerCB Duke ShelleyG Josh SillsWR Blayne TaylorS Ladarius TennisonWR Laquon TreadwellK Maddux Trujillo (waived-injured), DT Josh TupouLB Joseph VaughnC MosesallyS Trey WashingtonCB Samuel Womack IIIThe WoodsRB Nay’Quan Wright

Reserve/injured (designated for return): LB Jaylon Carlies

Jacksonville Jaguars

Biggest move: The Jaguars had trouble stopping the run in 2024, allowing 132.6 yards per game, which ranked 25th in the league. They needed major improvements up front, so they reworked the defensive line. Jacksonville cut tackles Jordan Jefferson and Tyler Lacy — fourth-round picks in 2024 and 2023, respectively — in favor of undrafted free agents Danny Striggow (Minnesota) and BJ Green II (Colorado). The Jaguars kept 11 D-linemen, including a pair of 10-year vets in Arik Armstead and Austin Johnson as well as Khalen saunderswhom they acquired via trade last week. – Michael Dirocco

Waived/released: OL Tremayne AnchrumThe Shawn BowmanWR Chandler BrayboyWR Cam CamperDL James CarpenterOL Jerome CarvinOF Myles ColeLB Branson CombsThe John CopenhaverDL Ethan DownsOL Javon FosterRB Kevin HarrisQB Seth HeniganThe Patrick HerbertWR Trenton IrwinRB Ja’quinden JacksonDT Jordan JeffersonDT Tyler LacyWR Darius LassiterOL Ricky LeeCB Keni-H LovelyThe Quintin MorrisDB Jabbar MuhammadLB Chad youCB Of the princeDL Keivie RoseDB Cam’Ron Silmon-CraigWR Dorian SingerDB Doneiko SlaughterS Daniel ThomasDB Aydan WhiteQB John WolfordOL Sal Wormley

Waived/injured: WR Eli pancol

Reserve/injured (designated to return): LB Jalen McLeod

Reserve/injured: CB Caleb Ransaw

Tennessee Titans

Biggest move: The biggest news was the release of wideout Xavier Restrepo. Despite being the Miami Hurricanes‘ all-time leading receiver in multiple categories and Cam Ward‘s top target, Restrepo signed with the Titans as an undrafted free agent. Restrepo started off well in OTAs and minicamp, but that early success wasn’t duplicated at training camp. The wide receiver group didn’t have space for Restrepo, who worked mostly in the slot but played only 42 snaps across three preseason games. — Turron Davenport

Waived/released: LB Brian Asamoah IIS Kendell BrooksThe Drake DabneyOT Jaelyn DuncanLB Ali gayeDT Cam HorsleyRB Jermar JeffersonWR Mason KinseyRB Jordan MimsThe Thomas OdukoyaDT Isaiah RaikesWR Xavier RestrepoOT Andrew RupcichThe Josh WhyleG Brenden JaimesLB Blake LynchCB Peace OrwariyeWR James near IIQB Trevor SiemianOF Carlos Watkins

Reserve/injured: RB Tyjae Spears (designated for return)

AFC West

Denver Broncos

Biggest move: Perhaps it wasn’t the biggest surprise when the Broncos waived cornerback Damarri Mathissince they used a first-round pick on cornerback Jahdae Barron in April. Mathis was a 2022 fourth-round pick by Denver who had started 18 games over the past three seasons. In the end, Barron’s arrival and the starter-quality play of Kris Abrams-Draine — a fifth-round pick in 2024 — throughout training camp and the preseason cost Mathis his roster spot. Running back Audric Estime (fifth round, 2024) and safety Delarrin Turner-Yell (fifth round, 2022) are two other Denver draft picks who got caught in the squeeze of the team’s improvement. — Jeff Legwold

Traded: WR Devaughn vele (to the Saints)

Waived/released: CB Micah AbrahamLB Levelle BaileyWR Michael BandyT Marques CoxWR Joaquin DavisDT Michael DwumfourQB Sam EhlingerRB Audric EstimeOLB Andrew FarmerS Sam Franklin Jr., WR Courtney JacksonThe Caleb LohnerCB Damarri MathisC Joe MichalskiNT Jordan MillerOLB Garrett NelsonCB Quinton NewsomeWR Jerjuan NewtonWR A.T. PerryCB Joshua PickettFB Adam PrenticeThe Caden PrincornCB Jaden RobinsonWR Kyrese RowanG Will ShermanS Keidron SmithCB Reese TaylorG Calvin ThrockmortonG Xavier TrussLB Jordan TurnerS Delarrin Turner-YellRB Blake WatsonLB Garret WallowG Clay Webb.

Waived/injured: DT Kristian Williams.

Injured/reserve: FB Michael Burton (full season)

Reserve/injured: LB Drew Sanders (short-term)

Kansas City Chiefs

Biggest move: The Chiefs, in a rare scenario, kept eight wide receivers in Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, Hollywood Brown, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Tyquan Thornton, Nikko Remigio, Jason Brownlee and rookie Jalen Royals. One could argue the Chiefs did so in case Rice agrees to a shortened suspension with the league, one that is different from what the NFL initially wanted, which was at least an eight-game punishment. As of now, Rice is expected to have his disciplinary hearing with the NFL on Sept. 30 in New York. If nothing changes before then, quarterback Patrick Mahomes could have six wideouts in uniform in Week 1 against the visiting Chargers. Remigio would be the top returner, and Thornton would be on the bench in case of an injury. — Nate Taylor

Released: LB Cole ChristiansenS Mike EdwardsNT Mike PennelThe Robert TonyanDT Marlon turns out

Injured reserve: The Jake BriningstoolLB Brandon GeorgeCB Nazeeh Johnson

Reserve/NFI: RT Ethan Driskell

Waived: QB Chris OladokunQB Bailey ZappeRB Michael WileyFB Carson SteeleWR Hal PresleyWR Elijhah batherWR Jimmy HolidayWR Mac DalenaWR Key’Shawn SmithThe Geor’quarius spiveyThe Tre WatsonG CJ HansonOT Celebrity yellowG Dalton CooperLT That poleG Joey LombardDT Coziah IzzardDT Fabien Lovett Sr., OF Nate MatlackOF Owen CarneyLB Xander MuellerCB Until time CarterCB Azizi HearnS Glendon MillerCB Jacobe CovingtonCB Kevin KnowlesCB Melvin Smith Jr., S Major Williams

Las Vegas Raiders

Biggest move: The Raiders addressed their need for a backup quarterback on the eve of final cuts by acquiring Kenny Pickett from the Browns. The 2022 first-round pick competed for the starter job in Cleveland before it was awarded to Joe Flacco. Now, Pickett joins Las Vegas after backup Aidan O’Connell fractured his wrist in the preseason finale. Clearly, Geno Smith is the starting quarterback. However, Pickett fills the need of an experienced quarterback whom Carroll wanted to play behind Smith. Pickett has competed in 30 games across his career, making 25 starts. — Ryan McFadden

Waived/released: LB Amari GainerRB Chris CollierRB Sincere McCormickThe Qadir ismailOF Andre Carter IIDT Zach CarterOF Jahfari HarveyOF Ovie oghoufoWR Justin ShorterThe Albert Word’sWR Ketron Jackson Jr.., WR Alex BachmanOT Dalton WagnerDT Keondre CoburnOT Gottlieb IFLB Jaylon SmithWR Marquez CallawayWR Phillip DorsettWR Collin JohnsonCB The webb itselfOF Joyner JahLB Michael BarrettDT Tank BookerS Hudson ClarkOT Parker ClementsC Jarrod HuffordCB John HumphreyCB Greedy VanceOL Tasi manCB JT WoodsThe Carter RunyonWR Tommy MellottS Trey TaylorS Terrell EdmundsQB Cam MillerWR Shedrick JacksonDT Treven ma’aeLB Matt Jones

Reserve/injured: S Lonnie Johnson Jr. (designated for return)

Los Angeles Chargers

Biggest move: Los Angeles activated running back Najee Harris off the non-football injury list to the active roster, a sign he could be ready to play in the season opener. Harris hasn’t practiced with the team since he signed with the Chargers in March. An eye injury caused by a fireworks mishap landed him on the NFI ahead of training camp. But GM Joe Hortiz said during the Chargers’ final preseason game that Harris was “on track” for Week 1, and this move supports that. Harris is crucial to turning around a Chargers rushing offense that was below average last season. — Kris Rhim

Waived/released: CB Harrison HandQB Taylor HeinickeS Tony JeffersonLB Wagon mountainsRB Nyheim Miller-HinesLB Del’Shawn PhillipsWR Jalen ReagorT David SharpeG Karsen BarnhartDB Trikweze BridgesWR Dalevon CampbellDL Terah EdwardsWR Luke Grimmall tabils canclasse The cold guideDL Christopher HintonWR JaQuae JacksonLB Emany JohnsonG Nash JonesC Josh KaltenbergerThe Stevo KlotzOLB Tre’mon Morris-BrashT Ryan NelsonCB Myles PurchaseOLB Garmon RandolphWR Brenden RiceRB Raheim SandersCB Nehemiah SheltonDL NESTA JADE SILVERAT Corey StewartG Branson TaylorQB Dj badRB Kimani vidalThe Thomas Yassmin

Acquired: OL Austin Deculus

Reserve/injured: LS Josh Harris (designated to return), CB Deane Leonard (designated to return), LB Junior Colson

Waived/injured: WR Jaylen JohnsonS Jaylen JonesRB Jaret Patterson