With the preseason officially over, it's now cut time in the NFL. During the preseason, NFL teams are allowed to carry 90 players on their roster, but that's going to change this weekend when all 32 NFL teams have to cut down to just 53 players. That number means that a total of 1,184 players are going to lose their jobs between now and Saturday afternoon. Under NFL rules, each team has to make their final cuts by 4 p.m ET on Saturday. Most teams started the cut making process on Friday and like always, there were be some shocking moves. One notable player who's already out of a job is Texans punter Shane Lechler, who was cut on Friday after Houston decided to move forward with rookie Trevor Daniel. During early cuts on Saturday, we saw two veteran defensive ends get released in Michael Johnson (Bengals) and Brian Robison (Vikings). The Patriots have also parted ways with running back Mike Gillislee, who scored three touchdowns in the team's regular season opener in 2017. The Cowboys also surprisingly cut ties with the team's all-time leading scorer, kicker Dan Bailey. Besides cuts, you'll likely also see a fair amount of trades this weekend and we've already seen a blockbuster one with the Raiders sending Khalil Mack to Chicago. Anyway, we'll be keeping tabs on every cut over the next 48 hours. The list below will be updated regularly with reported cuts and official cuts throughout the weekend. AFC East Buffalo Bills Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): LB Tanner Vallejo, DE Ryan Russell, WR Corey Coleman, DE Mat Boesen, OG Ike Boettger, DB Breon Borders, DB Ryan Carter, WR Kaelin Clay, OT Gerhard de Beer, WR Malachi Dupre, RB Keith Ford, DT Rickey Hatley, DE Albert Havili, OT Josh James, DE Mike Love, DB Dean Marlowe, TE Nick OâLeary, WR Cam Phillips, OT Mo Porter, WR Austin Proehl, C Adam Redmond, WR Brandon Reilly, RB Sam Rogers, LB Corey Thompson, TE Keith Towbridge, DB Levi Wallace, OT DeâOndre Wesley, LB Xavier Woodson-Luster, RB Travaris Cadet, DE Terrence Fede, DB Kelcie McCray, P Jon Ryan, WR Rod Streater, DT Tyrunn Walker Miami Dolphins Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): K Greg Joseph, TE Gavin Escobar, CB Tony Lippett, WR Rashawn Scott, CB Johnathan Alston, G Isaac Asiata, CB Taveze Calhoun, WR Leonte Carroo, LB Cayson Collins, CB Jalen Davis, TE Thomas Duarte, S Trae Elston, WR Isaiah Ford, LB Terence Garvin,LB Frank Ginda, LS Lucas Granvelle, C Connor Hilland, RB Buddy Howell, T Roubbens Joseph, RB Jeremy Langford, DL Kendall Langford, WR Malcolm Lewis, DE Cameron Malveaux, DE Claudy Mathieu, C Mike Matthews, WR Drew Morgan, DT Anthony Moten, WR Francis Owusu, DT Jamiyus Pittman, LB Quentin Poling, RB Brandon Radcliff, T Eric Smith, T David Steinmetz, Jonathan Woodard New England Patriots Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): RB Khalfani Muhammad, WR Paul Turner, OG Jason King, DL Frank Herron, CB Ryan Lewis, WR Devin Lucien, DT Vincent Valentine, RB Mike Gillislee, CB Jomal Wiltz, WR Riley McCarron, RB Brandon Bolden, LB Harvey Langi, DL John Atkins, P Corey Bojorquez, OL Luke Bowanko, OL Cole Croston, QB Danny Etling, RB Kenneth Farrow, OL James Ferentz, LB Marquis Flowers, DL Trent Harris, CB Cyrus Jones, DL Eric Lee, WR K.J. Maye, DB A.J. Moore, FB Henry Poggi, OL Brian Schwenke, OL Matt Tobin, DB Damarius Travis, TE Will Tye, RB Ralph Webb New York Jets Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): WR Charles Johnson, FB Dimitri Flowers, OL Gino Gradkowski, LB David Bass, DL Kendall Reyes, OL Antonio Garcia, OL Darius James, LB Obum Gwacham, DL Xavier Cooper, LB Kevin Minter, DL Mych Thomas, RB George Atkinson, OG Alex Balducci, CB Xavier Coleman, S Kacy Rodgers II, OG Dakoda Shepley, CB Terrell Sinkfield, QB John Wolford, WR Jonah Trinnaman, K Taylor Bertolet, RB Thomas Rawls, TE Clive Walford, WR Tre McBride, WR Chad Hansen, CB Jeremy Clark, DT Deon Simon, LB Lorenzo Maudlin, LB Frankie Luvu, S Brandon Bryant, LB Anthony Wint, C Travis Swanson, RB Charcandrick West, LB Dylan Donahue AFC North Baltimore Ravens Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): TE Nick Keizer, CB Robertson Daniel, G/T Andrew Donnal, G Justin Evans, DE Christian La Couture, DB Kai Nacua, CB Jackson Porter, WR DeVier Posey, LS Trent Sieg, LB Alvin Jones, OL Nico Siragusa, WR Breshad Perriman, OT Randin Crecelius, NT Carl Davis, RB Gus Edwards, RB Christopher Ezeala, DE Myles Humphrey, DE Bronson Kaufusi, OG Cameron Lee, WR Andre Levrone, OG Maurquice Shakir, TE Vince Mayle, RB Mark Thompson, RB De'Lance Turner, TE Darren Waller, WR Tim White, QB Josh Woodrum, LB Albert McClellan Cincinnati Bengals Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): RB Jarveon Williams, DB Darius Hillary, CB C.J. Goodwin, H-back Ryan Hewitt, DE Michael Johnson, RB Chris Okoye, CB Josh Shaw, C T.J. Johnson, LB Brandon Bell, DB Tyrice Beverette, TE Moritz Bohringer, WR Devonte Boyd, DT Andrew Brown, K Jonathan Brown, RB Quinton Flowers, H-Back Jordan Franks, CB C.J. Goodwin, RB Brian Hill, LB Junior Joseph, C Brad Lundblade, WR Jared Murphy, OL Justin Murray, OL Kent Perkins, DT Simeyon Robinson, WR Kayaune Ross, CB Keivarae Russell, WR Ka'Raun White, WR Kermit Whitfield, DT Eddy Wilson, QB Logan Woodside, LB Chris Worley Cleveland Browns Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL) : WR Jeff Janis, QB Brogan Roback, OL Anthony Fabiano, DL Jeremy Faulk, OL Avery Gennesy, DB Derron Smith, DL Blaine Woodson, DL Lenny Jones, OL Fred Lauina, WR C.J. Board, DB Elijah Campbell, LB Justin Currie, TE Stephen Baggett, DB Christian Boutte, LB B.J. Bello, DL Caleb Brantley, TE Devon Cajuste, RB Matthew Dayes, OL Christian DiLauro, OL Spencer Drango, DL Daniel Ekuale, DL Zaycoven Henderson, RB Dontrell Hilliard, WR Blake Jackson, DB Mike Jordan, DB Montrel Meander, DL Nate Orchard, DB Tigie Sankoh, WR Da'Mari Scott, LB Brady Sheldon, DB Simeon Thomas, P Justin Vogel, FB Danny Vitale Pittsburgh Steelers Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): QB Landry Jones, S Nat Berhe, P Matt Wile, RB Jarvion Franklin, RB James Summers, RB Fitzgerald Toussaint, WR Trey Griffey, WR Quadree Henderson, WR Tevin Jones, TE Bucky Hodges, TE Pharoah McKever, TE Christian Scotland-Williamson, OL Larson Graham, OL Patrick Morris, OL Oni Omoile, OL R.J. Prince, OL Jake Rodgers OL Chris Schleuger, CB Brian Allen, CB Dashaun Phillips, CB Malik Reaves, CB Jamar Summers, LB Keion Adams, LB Matt Galambos, LB Farrington Huguenin, DL Parker Cothren, DL Joshua Frazier, DL Greg Gilmore, DL Lavon Hooks, DL Casey Sayles, DL Kendal Vickers, WR Damoun Patterson, WR Marcus Tucker, OL Joseph Cheek, S Malik Golden, LB Keith Kelsey AFC South Houston Texans Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): P Shane Lechler, RB Terry Swanson, OT Jaryd Jones-Smith, WR Quan Bray, WR Jester Weah, RB Lavon Coleman, WR Braxton Miller, OT David Quessenberry, LB Josh Keyes, Roderick Johnson, TE Jevoni Robinson, QB Joe Webb III, FB Jay Prosch, LB Davin Bellamy, S Ibraheim Campbell, CB Andre Chachere, OL Anthony Coyle, DB Treston Decoud, OL Kyle Fuller, OL Mason Gentry, LB Kennan Gilchrist, CB Bryce Jones, LB Ufamba Kamalu, DL Darius Kilgo, TE Matt Lengel, DB Corey Moore, DL Kingsley Opara, K Nick Rose, OL Chad Slade, DE Nick Thurman, TE Stephen Anderson, LB LaTroy Lewis Indianapolis Colts Players cut to reach 53 (FINAL): S T.J. Green, DE John Simon, TE Mo Alie-Cox, K Mike Badgley, CB Juante Baldwin, DT Brandon Banks, C Deyshawn Bond, G Nick Callender, LB Brandon Chubb, CB Lashard Durr, WR Reece Fountain, WR Cobi Hamilton, WR Steve Ishmael, WR Seantavius Jones, DT Tomasi Laulile, DT Rakeem Nunez-Roches, CB Henre' Toliver, G Jeremy Vujnovich, QB Phillip Walker, CB D.J. White, WR Kasen Williams, LB Tyrell Adams, WR K.J. Brent, T Tyreek Burwell, S Chris Cooper, WR Krishawn Hogan, CB Robert Jackson, S Ronald Martin, S Robenson Therezie, WR James Wright, T Austin Howard, RB Branden Oliver Jacksonville Jaguars<doc-sep>NFL cut down day is over. Now it’s time to form the 10 man practice squad. The Jets and other NFL teams will select 10 players each with practice squad eligibility from among the hundreds of players who passed unclaimed through waivers. We’ll be tracking all of the Jets practice squad signings below as they come in. 2018 New York Jets Practice Squad Brandon Bryant , Safety. Undrafted in the 2018 NFL supplemental draft, Bryant had a strong ending to the preseason. Could be a factor in the safety rotation by next year. Frankie Luvu , OLB. Undrafted free agent in the 2018 NFL draft class, Luvu was a surprise cut. Had a strong camp, at times running with the starters. Might be in the plans as a situational pass rusher of the future. Deontay Burnett , WR. Undrafted free agent in the 2018 NFL draft class, Burnett had a very strong preseason with the Tennessee Titans, catching all eleven passes he was targeted on. Former USC teammate of Sam Darnold . De’Angelo Henderson, RB. A poor man’s Maurice Jones-Drew , and a personal favorite of mine, Henderson is a height challenged running back and a sixth round choice of the Broncos in the 2017 NFL draft. Henderson could challenge for playing time soon. Anthony Wint , ILB. Undrafted free agent from the 2018 NFL draft class. A smallish inside linebacker without much in the way of cover skills. Difficult to see this guy developing into a meaningful contributor. Perhaps could be useful on special teams. Jeremy Clark, CB. A giant cornerback bigger than any safety on the roster, nearly big enough to be a linebacker. Drafted by the Jets in the sixth round of the 2017 NFL draft, Clark spent most of the 2017 season on the sidelines injured. Nico Falah , OL. Undrafted free agent from the 2018 NFL draft class. An undersized center/guard and another USC teammate of Sam Darnold . Falah spent time in the Tennessee Titans camp this preseason. John Wolford , QB. Undrafted free agent from the 2018 NFL draft class. Got some playing time in the fourth preseason game, and also attended Jets rookie minicamp. This one is a puzzler. Wolford showed nothing in the preseason game, was not highly regarded coming out of college, and in my opinion there were a number of significantly better QBs that cleared waivers. Dieugot Joseph , OT. Undrafted free agent from the 2017 NFL draft class. Joseph is a bit undersized, raw, athletic, long armed left tackle project. Originally signed by the Chicago bears, he also spent some time with the Baltimore Ravens and the Minnesota Vikings. A lottery ticket with some raw athletic tools to try to develop into an NFL left tackle. Bronson Kaufusi , DL. A third round pick by the Baltimore Ravens from the 2016 NFL draft class. A bit of a tweener in the Jets defense at 6’ 6”, 275 pounds. Missed the entire 2016 season with a broken ankle. Played three games for the Ravens in 2017. One thing that will never be relegated to a practice squad is the incredible Great American Twitter Widget. You can follow all the Jets related tweets throughout the day below. .<doc-sep>The Jacksonville Jaguars have already trimmed their roster to the NFL-mandated 53-player maximum, but today could be a day where one or two players get cut in favor of a waiver wire addition. A wide receiver for a running back? A defensive lineman for a linebacker? Sunday’s action also involves the formation of a 10-man practice squad. The Jaguars rank 29th in the NFL waiver wire order so they will have to hope the 28 teams ahead of them don’t want a player in order for Jacksonville’s claim to be successful. The waiver period ends at 12:00 PM ET today. As far as the practice squad is concerned, read this FAQ for more information on salary, eligibility, rules, and more. Teams can officially begin forming practice squads starting after 1:00 PM ET. Stay tuned to this thread for lives updates on Jaguars cuts, trades, rumors, signings, and more. Catch up with all the cuts that happened on Saturday here! Cuts and updates 6:10 PM: The Jaguars have their 10-man practice squad. Here are all the names. #Jaguars officially sign 10 players to practice squad, including Brandon Wilds, Tanner Lee, and Allen Lazard https://t.co/l5V3wG37lL pic.twitter.com/x5wpCcOUcW — Big Cat Country (@BigCatCountry) September 2, 2018 12:55 PM: Weird. You’d think we’d have looked for a tight end or running back since we only kept three of each and we, you know, are a team built on the run. #Jaguars were not awarded anyone off waivers, per source. — Phillip Heilman (@phillip_heilman) September 2, 2018 12:01 PM: The waiver wire is OFFICIALLY OPENED and... uh... guys? Guys? 8:31 AM: The Jacksonville Jaguars will likely be busy on the waiver wire today. Here are 22 players they should absolutely target. 22 players the #Jaguars should target on the waiver wire https://t.co/q6JDrKt7h2 pic.twitter.com/CLAMefucJE — Big Cat Country (@BigCatCountry) August 31, 2018 8:30 AM: And here’s your easy-to-read list of all the players on the Jaguars’ initial 53-man roster, broken down by position. 8:15 AM: Here are all the cuts and moves the Jaguars made to get their roster down to 53 players.<doc-sep>
The Philadelphia Eagles officially trimmed their roster to the 53-man limit on Saturday but that doesn’t mean the team is done making changes. The Eagles may release players and sign others before their Week 1 game against the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday evening. Sunday’s action involves the NFL waiver wire and the formation of a 10-man practice squad. The Eagles rank 32nd in the NFL waiver wire order so they will have to hope the 31 teams ahead of them don’t want a player in order for Philadelphia’s claim to be successful. The waiver period ends at 12:00 PM ET today. As far as the practice squad is concerned, read this FAQ for more information on salary, eligibility, rules, etc. Teams can officially begin forming practice squads starting after 1:00 PM ET. Keep track of the Eagles roster moves below. Check back often for the latest news and updates. EAGLES PRACTICE SQUAD MEMBERS RB Josh Adams TE Billy Brown WR Rashard Davis WR Greg Ward Jr. C Jon Toth DE Joe Ostman DT Winston Craig LB Asantay Brown CB Chandon Sullivan CB De’Vante Bausby CUTS, WAIVER CLAIMS, PRACTICE SQUAD NEWS, UPDATES [2:42 PM ET] - Former Eagles QB Christian Hackenberg signs with the Bengals’ practice squad. The end of an era in Philadelphia. (Source: NFL Network) [2:29 PM ET] - It turns out that Joe Walker was released to make room for D.J. Alexander on the 53-man roster. Not a shocker. (Read more here) [2:28 PM ET] - Eagles announce their entire 10-man practice squad! (Read more here) [1:55 PM ET] - Rashard Davis will be on the Eagles’ practice squad. No brainer. Davis had a good summer; it’s just that DeAndre Carter was even better. Six PS spots remain. (Source: NJ.com) [1:35 PM ET] - De’Vante Bausby is signing with the Eagles practice squad. I could easily see Big Baus getting signed if another team gets thin at corner during the season. Still, nice depth for the Eagles in the mean-time. (Source: 247Sports) [1:27 PM ET] - None of the players cut by the Eagles were claimed on waivers. (Source: Inquirer) [1:12 PM ET] - UDFA cornerback Chandon Sullivan is signing with the Eagles’ practice squad. I thought he started to come on late in the summer. Glad to see he’s being retained. (Source: NFL Network) [1:10 PM ET] - Rookie running back Josh Adams cleared waivers and is joining the Eagles’ practice squad. Good to see. (Source: NFL Network) [1:09 PM ET] - The Eagles claimed special teams ace D.J. Alexander off waivers. Nice addition. (Read more) [8:28 AM ET] - While we wait for some real updates, make sure to check out these links: 6 thoughts on the Eagles’ roster cuts | Eagles 53-man depth chart | Howie Roseman talks Eagles final roster decisions | Eagles roster cuts reaction and analysis. Live Twitter feed (Note: if the Twitter feed isn’t showing up for you, click here.)