All articles tagged with #player cuts
The New York Jets waived six players—Mario Goodrich, Samuel Jackson, Neal Johnson, Dymere Miller, Fatorma Mullbah, and Ontaria Wilson—as they trim their roster to 53 players ahead of the NFL season deadline, with additional roster moves expected.
As Week 12 of the NFL season approaches, fantasy football managers are advised to make strategic roster cuts. C.J. Stroud, Raheem Mostert, and Diontae Johnson are among the players recommended for dropping due to declining performance and utilization. Stroud's low scoring and Mostert's reduced role behind rookie Jaylen Wright make them expendable, while Johnson's limited snaps with the Ravens diminish his fantasy value. Tyler Lockett's decreasing targets also put him at risk, though not an immediate cut. Managers should hold onto Travis Etienne Jr. despite his struggles, as his potential involvement in the passing game could increase. Nick Chubb's volume-dependent performance places him on the hot seat, with a challenging schedule ahead.
The Los Angeles Chargers are currently over the 2024 salary cap and are facing the possibility of having to cut key players such as Khalil Mack, Joey Bosa, Keenan Allen, and Mike Williams to get under the cap before the start of the league year. While they may prefer to trade these players, they must first address their cap situation. The new Chargers GM and head coach may opt for a clean break from the past and move on from some of their best players to avoid dealing with future cap issues.
As the 2024 NFL free agency approaches, teams are expected to make tough decisions on potential cap casualties, including players like Nyheim Hines, Emmanuel Ogbah, J.C. Jackson, Nick Chubb, and Allen Robinson. With various factors such as injuries, performance, and financial considerations in play, teams across the league are evaluating their rosters and making strategic moves to create cap space and address their needs for the upcoming season.
NFL teams are facing tough decisions as they prepare for the upcoming free agency period, with potential cuts looming for several players due to financial constraints and performance issues. Teams like the Chargers and Seahawks are considering parting ways with players like Mike Williams and Jamal Adams, while others, such as the Bears and Browns, have already made moves to clear cap space. With the 2024 free-agent class looking promising, teams are evaluating their rosters and making strategic decisions to navigate the salary cap and improve their competitiveness.
The Minnesota Vikings' recent moves in free agency could put some returning players on the hot seat for the 2023 NFL season. The team is always looking to improve and sometimes players who used to be fan favorites or major contributors end up being cut. Four players whose place on the roster could be in danger are discussed.