All articles tagged with #player releases
The article details the ECHL team transactions on December 30, 2025, including player releases, trades, signings, and roster activations across multiple teams such as Maine, Allen, Cincinnati, Florida, Greensboro, Greenville, Iowa, Kansas City, Orlando, Reading, South Carolina, Tulsa, Wheeling, and Wichita.
The New England Patriots have released cornerback Miles Battle and offensive lineman Brenden Jaimes, both of whom had been with the team in various capacities during the season.
The Seattle Seahawks finalized their 53-man roster for the 2025 NFL season, releasing several notable players including WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling, OLB Tyreke Smith, and safety Jerrick Reed II, among others, to make room for emerging talent and address team needs.
The Washington Commanders placed offensive lineman Sam Cosmi on the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list and released 30 players as part of roster adjustments.
The New England Patriots made roster adjustments to meet the NFL 53-man limit by releasing 21 players and placing two on injured reserve, including notable moves involving several rookies and veterans.
The Buffalo Bills have begun trimming their roster to 53 players ahead of the August 26 deadline, releasing several players including Zy Alexander, Nelson Ceaser, Garnett Hollis Jr., Rush Reimer, Matt Sokol, Elijah Young, and Tre Herndon, while also managing injuries and suspensions that impact their roster decisions.
The New England Patriots announced the release of 14 players, including several rookies and veterans, as part of their roster adjustments.
The Buffalo Bills made significant moves to free up over $37 million in cap space, including releasing several players such as Jordan Poyer and restructuring contracts for others like Von Miller. The team also re-signed some players and made additional acquisitions, while parting ways with former Pro Bowl cornerback Tre'Davious White.
The Chicago Bears have released veteran safety Eddie Jackson and guard Cody Whitehair, the team's longest-tenured players on their respective sides of the ball, in a move that saves the team an estimated $21.5 million against the 2024 salary cap. With these releases, the Bears no longer have any draft picks made before 2020 on the roster. Jackson, who started all 100 games he appeared in over seven seasons with Chicago, and Whitehair, who appeared in 124 games over eight seasons, were both drafted by the Bears' previous front office.
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking to make some offseason cuts to free up cap space, with potential releases including Jimmy Garoppolo, Hunter Renfrow, Brandon Facyson, Jerry Tillery, and Brian Hoyer. These moves could save the team a total of $13.86 million, bringing their cap space to $52.64 million and positioning them 8th in the league in terms of cap space.