All articles tagged with #roster cuts
The New England Patriots released veteran safety Jabrill Peppers, with coach Mike Vrabel stating the decision was not due to scheme fit but for team-building reasons, as the team adjusts to a new defensive scheme emphasizing deep zone coverage. Peppers' departure was influenced by depth chart changes and the emergence of other safeties, with Vrabel expressing respect for Peppers and confidence in the remaining players.
The New England Patriots unexpectedly released veteran safety Jabrill Peppers before Week 1, despite his remaining guaranteed salary and previous contributions to the team, amid roster adjustments and coaching changes.
The New England Patriots are releasing veteran safety Jabrill Peppers, a surprising move given his experience and previous role, as part of their recent roster adjustments ahead of the season.
The article details the 57 undrafted free agents who made NFL rosters in 2025, highlighting their college backgrounds, team contributions, and potential roles, with some players poised for significant impact despite being undrafted.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed 14 players to their practice squad after roster cuts, including former NFL player Adam Gotsis, who has recently played for the Colts and Jaguars. The list features a mix of quarterbacks, linemen, and skill position players, as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
Jacksonville Jaguars GM James Gladstone emphasized the value of youth on the roster, highlighted Travis Hunter as a game-changing addition, and expressed strong optimism about quarterback Trevor Lawrence's performance, reflecting a positive outlook for the team's future.
Chris Ballard held his annual roster cut press conference, expressing confidence in quarterback Anthony Richardson despite his limited NFL experience and injuries, emphasizing the team's focus on the trenches and pass-catching group, and addressing roster moves including waivers and injuries. He acknowledged the team's struggles and the importance of results in gaining fan trust, while also highlighting the Colts' strategic decisions in player development and roster management.
On NFL cutdown day, the Buffalo Bills released several former players, including Justin Shorter, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Isaiah Hodgins, and Robert Woods, among others, as teams trim their rosters to 53 players for the upcoming season, with some players seeking new teams or returning home.
All 32 NFL teams have finalized their rosters for the 2025 season, with cuts, waiver claims, and notable moves including the release of key players like Kyle Trask by the Buccaneers and Tommy DeVito by the Giants, as teams trim down from 90 to 53 players before the season starts in eight days.
NFL teams are finalizing their 53-man rosters through waiver claims and practice squad signings after the initial cuts, with specific rules determining veteran and rookie statuses, waiver priority based on last year's standings, and deadlines for claims and practice squad formations.
The New York Giants made significant roster cuts and moves to build a more talented team, including releasing former starters and draft picks, with key decisions like Gunner Olszewski winning the returner role. The article discusses the implications of these changes and what might come next for the team.
The Los Angeles Chargers finalized their 53-man roster, placing former Michigan players Junior Colson on injured reserve and waiving Karsen Barnhart and Christopher Hinton, while keeping Michigan alum Hassan Haskins on the team.
The Cincinnati Bengals have finalized their 53-man roster with strategic cuts, expressing confidence in their team ahead of the season opener, especially with key players like Joe Burrow and Trey Hendrickson healthy and ready to perform.
The Los Angeles Rams trimmed their roster to 53 players for the 2023 NFL season, releasing 23 players including veterans and draft picks, while maintaining a talented core across all positions, with key players like Matthew Stafford and Kyren Williams leading the team.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers reduced their roster to 53 players before the deadline, waiving 22 players, including quarterback Kyle Trask and wide receiver Trey Palmer, while placing Jalen McMillan on injured reserve and terminating several veterans. Many waived players are expected to join the practice squad, which can hold up to 17 players this season.