All articles tagged with #cuts
The Atlanta Falcons joined the growing four-QB club, keeping Michael Penix Jr., Cooper Rush, Jack Strand, and Tua Tagovailoa on their 53-man roster while cutting several vested veterans and waiving other players, with additional moves including IR/PUP designations and season-ending notes as teams finalize cuts.
The New York Giants are trimming from a 90-man preseason roster toward a 53-man limit with eight cuts already made and 29 spots to fill before the 6 p.m. deadline. The latest updates include LB Darius Muasau being waived, and the team listing eight players who could be part of the final group: Ugo Amadi, Damon Bankston, Josiah Deguara, Leki Fotu, Isaiah Hodgins, Brenden Jaimes, Anfernee Orji, and Kobe Prentice, as coach Harbaugh prepares to finalize the roster.
The Cincinnati Bengals must trim their roster after three preseason games, facing crowded WR, TE, DT and QB groups ahead of the 53-man cutdown. They closed the preseason with a 30-13 win over the Eagles, highlighted by standout plays from Jamal Haynes and Josh Johnson, as Zac Taylor weighs who earns spots on the final roster.
With preseason complete, Detroit must trim from 91 to 53 players by Sunday at 6 p.m. ET. The article provides a continuously updated live tracker of the latest roster moves, organized by position, as teams finalize rosters and handle waivers ahead of the 53-man deadline.
The Cleveland Browns began trimming to the 53-man roster, announcing 15 cuts from the active roster and one from injured reserve ahead of Sunday’s deadline. Four vested veterans were released from the active roster (including Tre Avery, Tyler Hall, and Tyre Phillips), with Jack Stoll exiting injured reserve. A further dozen players were waived across multiple positions as Cleveland braces for more roster moves in the coming days.
Bleacher Report highlights 10 notable NFL veterans who could be traded or cut after the 2026 NFL Draft, including Brandon Aiyuk, Arik Armstead, Jonathan Greenard, Dexter Lawrence II, Xavier Legette, Walker Little, DK Metcalf, Kenny Moore II, Anthony Richardson Sr., and Kayvon Thibodeaux. The piece attributes potential moves to contract tensions, aging production, and roster reshuffles, with teams weighing mid‑draft trades, cap savings, and pursuing upgrades via the draft.
President Donald Trump threatened to use the government shutdown as an opportunity to cut federal funding to Democratic-run states and agencies, targeting what he called 'Democratic Agencies' and discussing potential firings and cuts, despite legal and constitutional questions about the legality of such actions.
Michigan House Republicans proposed a $54.6 billion budget focusing on cutting waste and reallocating funds to priorities like roads, safety, and education, resulting in significant cuts to various departments and jobs, and facing opposition from Democrats amid a looming government shutdown deadline.
The Patriots finalized their 53-man roster for the 2025 NFL season, making key decisions on players including rookies, veterans, and undrafted free agents, with notable cuts and roster surprises across all positions.
The Minnesota Vikings finalized their 53-man roster for the 2025 NFL season, making strategic trades and cuts, including waiving 15 players and placing some on injured reserve, with a roster consisting of 25 offensive players, 25 defensive players, and 3 specialists.
The Green Bay Packers are releasing wide receiver Mecole Hardman and linebacker Isaiah Simmons as they trim their roster to 53 players before the NFL season.
The Las Vegas Raiders released 18 players, including notable veterans Phillip Dorsett and Jaylon Smith, along with other experienced receivers and several players placed on waivers, as part of their roster adjustments.
The Patriots are finalizing their 53-man roster with some veterans coming and going, including notable absences and returns from injury, as they prepare for the regular season and make their final cuts before the deadline.
The New York Giants began their roster cuts, releasing players including Montrell Washington, Zach Pascal, and Jordan Bly, as they trim down from 90 to 53 players. The cuts aim to clarify the team’s depth chart, especially at wide receiver, and come amid ongoing preseason evaluations. Notable events include rookie Cam Skattebo's NFL debut and a serious injury to DB TJ Moore. The team continues to refine its roster ahead of the regular season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers released 11 players, including long snapper Jake McQuaide and quarterback Logan Woodside, as part of their roster cuts to meet the NFL's 53-player limit, with some moves indicating confidence in injured players like Christian Kuntz.