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\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n Cowboys make two waiver claims<\/p>\n Dallas bolstered one of their biggest areas of need, their secondary, with two waiver wire pick ups: rookie safety Trikweze Bridges and second-year cornerback Reddy Steward. Bridges was the Los Angeles Chargers’ 2025 seventh-round pick out of Florida, and Steward is set to enter his second NFL season in 2025. Steward has played in one career game with the Minnesota Vikings, and that was in Week 9 at the Arizona Cardinals. He totaled one tackle on 18 defensive snaps and one special teams snap that day.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Full NFL waiver list revealed\n <\/p>\n If you want to check out every SINGLE name that got claimed on waivers today, we’ve got the full list here<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Jets land three players off of waivers\n <\/p>\n The Titans landed the most players off of waivers with four, but the Jets were right behind them with three. Despite having the seventh priority on the waiver wire, the Jets were still able to land the following guys:\u00a0<\/p>\n LB Cam Jones (Chiefs)OT Esa Pole (Chiefs)TE Jelani Woods (Colts)<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Patriots claim QB Tommy DeVito\n <\/p>\n One of the more interesting waiver moves came from the New England Patriots, who claimed former Giants QB Tommy DeVito. He was one of two players that New England was awarded.<\/p>\n QB Tommy DeVito (Giants)CB Charles Woods (Rams)<\/p>\n \u00a0DeVito will join a QB room that includes Drake Maye and Joshua Dobbs.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Rams had more players claimed than any other team\n <\/p>\n The Rams had four players claimed on the waiver wire this year, which was the highest in the NFL.\u00a0<\/p>\n Here’s a look at the numbers so far:\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Browns make two waiver claims\n <\/p>\n The Browns had second priority on the waiver claim list and they took advantage of that by claiming two players:\u00a0<\/p>\n CB Jarrick Bernard-Converse (Jets)RB Raheim Sanders (Chargers)<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Ravens sign former Pro Bowl QB to backup Lamar Jackson\n <\/p>\n Tyler Huntley will be staying in the AFC North. The veteran quarterback got cut by the Browns this week, but he’s now heading to Baltimore after signing with the Ravens’ practice squad. It’s a return to Baltimore for Huntley, who spent the first four seasons of his career with the Ravens, including a 2022 Pro Bowl season.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Waiver order information\n <\/p>\n The waiver order is the same as the 2025 NFL Draft order, so here are the teams that had first crack at making claims:\u00a0<\/p>\n 1. Titans The Titans were allowed to claim as many players as they wanted and they took advantage of that by claiming four players. However, when you claim a player, that guy automatically hits the 53-man roster, so they’ll have to make four corresponding moves to get their roster back down to 53.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Waiver claims are in: Titans land four players\n <\/p>\n Every NFL team had until 12 p.m. ET today to turn in their first batch of waiver claims. The Titans had first priority in the waiver order and they took advantage of that by claiming four players:\u00a0<\/p>\n CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (Ravens)CB Samuel Womack (Colts)DE C.J. Ravenell (Ravens)LB Dorian Mausi (Vikings)<\/p>\n If you want to see the full list of waiver claims that have been made so far, we’ve got that here<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Panthers-Vikings trade: Adam Thielen headed back to Minnesota\n <\/p>\n The Vikings currently need some help in their receiving room, so they’re bringing Adam Thielen back to Minnesota.<\/p>\n Here’s a look at the details of the deal:\u00a0<\/p>\n VIKINGS GET: Adam Thielen, conditional 2026 seventh-round pick, 2027 fifth-round pick. Thielen spent the first nine years of his career in Minnesota before signing with the Panthers prior to the 2023 season. The Vikings are in need of a receiver because Jordan Addison is suspended for the first three games and Justin Jefferson is coming back from a hamstring injury.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Waiver claims, practice squads\n <\/p>\n We should find out about waiver claims teams make, plus their practice squads after 12 p.m. EST today.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n NFL winners and losers from cutdown day\n <\/p>\n Now that all the cuts are officially in, CBS Sports NFL writer decided to sort through all the moves that were made today to come up with some winners and losers.\u00a0<\/p>\n Here’s one winner and one loser from his list:\u00a0<\/p>\n WINNER: Browns QB Dillon Gabriel You’re definitely going to want to check out Kerr’s full story and you can do that here<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Ravens trim roster down to 53: Baltimore cuts veteran corner\n <\/p>\n Jalyn Armour-Davis has been released after just three years in Baltimore. The cornerback, who was selected in the fourth round of the 2022 NFL Draft, started in two games last year. Let’s check out the rest of Baltimore’s moves.\u00a0<\/p>\n RAVENS’ CUTS<\/p>\n OL Reid HolskeyTE Baylor CuppDB M.J. DevonshireFB Lucas ScottCB Jalyn Armour-DavisQB Devin LearyWR Malik CunninghamOLB Kaimon RuckerTE Scotty WashingtonWR Jahmal BanksDL Adedayo OdeleyeDL C.J. RavenellNT C.J. OkoyeDE Brent UrbanILB Chandler MartinOLB Malik HammS Beau BradeOT Tank LichtenhanTE Zaire Mitchell-PadenOL Garrett DellingerC\/G Darrian DalcourtG Jared PenningC Nick SamacRB Myles GaskinRB D’Ernest Johnson<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Jets make final cuts, including former UFL MVP\n <\/p>\n The final cuts are in for the New York Jets. The team decided to release 2024 UFL MVP Adrian Martinez, leaving Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor as the only quarterbacks on the roster.\u00a0<\/p>\n JETS’ CUTS<\/p>\n DE Rashad WeaverDT Phidarian MathisCB Bump CooperCB Mario GoodrichOT Samuel JacksonTE Neal JohnsonWR Dymere MillerDT Fatorma MulbahWR Pokey WilsonDT Derrick NnadiLB Jamin DavisQB Adrian MartinezDE Michael FletcherOL Liam FornadelTE Zack KuntzDB Tanner McCalisterRB Lawrance ToafiliOT Carter WarrenOG Kohl LevaoDE Eric WattsWR Brandon SmithCB Jarrick Bernard-ConverseCB Jordan ClarkWR Malachi CorleyS Dean ClarkLB Aaron SmithWR Quentin Skinner<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Chargers final cuts: Trey Lance wins backup QB job\n <\/p>\n The Chargers have a new backup QB after Trey Lance officially won the job<\/a> on Tuesday. Lance beat out Taylor Heinicke and DJ Uiagalelei, who were both released. The Chargers also released Brenden Rice, the son of NFL legend Jerry Rice.\u00a0<\/p>\n CHARGERS’ CUTS<\/p>\n CB Trikweze BridgesWR Dez FitzpatrickWR Brenden RiceLB Junior ColsonCB Harrison HandQB Taylor HeinickeS Tony JeffersonLB Kana’i MaugaRB Nyheim Miller-HinesLB Del’Shawn PhillipsWR Jalen ReagorT Hudson ClarkG Karsen BarnhartDB Trikweze BridgesWR Dalevon CampbellDL TeRah EdwardsWR Luke GrimmOLB Kylan GuidryDL Christopher HintonWR JaQuae JacksonLB Emany JohnsonG Nash JonesC Josh KaltenbergerTE Stevo KlotzOLB Tre’Mon Morris-BrashT Ryan NelsonCB Myles PurchaseOLB Garmon RandolphWR Brenden RiceRB Raheim SandersCB Nehemiah SheltonDL Nesta Jade SilveraT Corey StewartG Branson TaylorQB DJ UiagaleleiRB Kimani VidalTE Thomas Yassmain<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Broncos finals cuts: Denver dumps QB who had stellar preseason\n <\/p>\n Sam Ehlinger had a pretty solid preseason for the Broncos, but it wasn’t enough to earn him a job. The 2021 NFL Draft pick, who has three starts in his career, finished 36 of 47 for 360 yards during five quarters of action, but he wasn’t able to crack the roster. The Broncos QB room will consist of Bo Nix and Jarrett Stidham heading into the season.\u00a0<\/p>\n BRONCOS’ CUTS \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Chiefs cut ties with 2024 starters as they chop their roster down to 53\n <\/p>\n The Chiefs were one of the final teams to hand in their cuts on Tuesday night. One of the names on the cut list was Mike Pennel, who started seven games for the Chiefs last season. Running back Carson Steele, who made the team as an undrafted free agent last season, was also released. Steele started three games for the team last year.\u00a0<\/p>\n CHIEFS’ CUTS<\/p>\n Badger, Elijhah (WR- Florida)Carney, Owen (DE- Illinois)Carter, Ajani (CB- Houston)Cooper, Dalton (T- Oklahoma State)Covington, Jacobe (S- Southern California)Dalena, Mac (WR- Fresno State)Godrick, Chukwuebuka (T- No College)Hanson, C.J. (G- Holy Cross)Hearn, Azizi (CB- UCLA)Holiday, Jimmy (WR- Louisiana Tech)Izzard, Coziah (DT- Penn State)Jones, Cam (LB- Indiana)Knowles, Kevin (CB- Florida State)Lombard, Joey (C- South Dakota)Lovett, Fabien (DT- Florida State)Matlack, Nate (DE- Pittsburgh)Miller, Glendon (S- Maryland)Mueller, Xander (LB- Northwestern)Oladokun, Chris (QB- South Dakota State)Pole, Esa (T- Washington State)Presley, Hal (WR- Baylor)Smith, Key’Shawn (WR- Southern Methodist)Smith, Melvin (CB- Southern Arkansas)Spivey, Geor’Quarius (TE- Mississippi State)Steele, Carson (RB- UCLA)Watson, Tre (TE- Texas A&M)Wiley, Michael (RB- Arizona)Williams, Major (S- Carson-Newman)Zappe, Bailey (QB- Western Kentucky)Christiansen, Cole (LB- Army)Edwards, Mike (S- Kentucky)Pennel, Mike (NT- Colorado State-Pueblo)Tonyan, Robert (TE- Indiana State)Tuipulotu, Marlon (DT- Southern California)<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Kyle Trask out as Buccaneers make final cuts\n <\/p>\n After serving as the Buccaneers’ backup QB for the past four years, Kyle Trask is out of a job. The former 2021 second-round pick was one of several cuts made by the Bucs on Tuesday. Tampa Bay also cut the 449-pound Desmond Watson, who is the heaviest player in NFL history (You can read more about him here<\/a>).\u00a0<\/p>\n BUCCANEERS’ CUTS<\/p>\n CB Tre AveryQB Connor BazelakDL C.J. BrewerS Will BrooksWR Garrett GreeneDL Mike GreeneT Luke HaggardWR Dennis HoustonDL Nash HutmacherDL Dvon J-ThomasLB Nick JacksonWR Rakim JarrettRB Jase McClellanT Tyler McLellanT Lorenz MetzWR Trey PalmerOLB Warren PeeplesOLB Jose RamirezS Shilo SandersG Ben ScottTE Tanner TaulaRB Owen Wright<\/p>\n WAIVED\/INJURED (6):<\/p>\n CB JayVian FarrCB Tyrek FunderburkLB Antonio GrierC Jake MajorsT Raiqwon O’NealCB Roman Parodie<\/p>\n TERMINATED CONTRACT (vested veterans) (7):<\/p>\n DL Eric BanksDL Adam GotsisCB Bryce HallWR Jacob HarrisG Michael JordanG Sua OpetaQB Kyle Trask<\/p>\n TERMINATED FOR NON-FOOTBALL INJURY (1):<\/p>\n WAIVED FOR NON-FOOTBALL ILLNESS (1):<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Raiders final cuts including rookie QB endorsed by Tom Brady\n <\/p>\n One of the reasons the Raiders used their sixth-round pick on QB Cam Miller this year is because Tom Brady signed off on the pick<\/a>. Unfortunately for Miller, that didn’t mean anything on cut day. Miller and fellow sixth-round pick WR Tommy Mellott were both released today.\u00a0<\/p>\n RAIDERS’ CUTS<\/p>\n DT Zach Carter\t \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Texans’ cuts are in: Houston dumps former first-round pick\n <\/p>\n The Texans have finally announced their final cuts and one name on the way out is veteran safety Jalen Mills. The Texans are also cutting ties with former first-round pick Damon Arnette, who was taken at 19th overall by the Raiders in 2019. The Texans also released TE Harrison Bryant, a player they had just acquired last week from the Eagles in the trade that sent John Metchie to Philadelphia.\u00a0<\/p>\n TEXANS’ CUTS<\/p>\n CB Damon Arnette \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Seahawks pay veteran receiver $3 million to go away as part of final cuts\n <\/p>\n Marquez Valdes-Scantling was one of several players to be cut on Tuesday, but he was on the only one who will be walking away with $3 million. When MVS signed a one-year deal earlier this year, his contract included $3 million in guaranteed money, so he’ll be getting that money even though he’ll never have never played a down for the Seahawks.\u00a0<\/p>\n SEAHAWKS’ CUTS<\/p>\n DT Quinton BohannaCB Shemar Jean-CharlesLS Zach TrinerWR Marquez Valdes-ScantlingWR Tyrone BrodenCB Keydrain CalliganDT Anthony CampbellLB Seth ColemanT Luke Felix-FualaloDE Jalan GainesLB D’Eryk JacksonT Amari KightTE Marshall LangG Sataoa LaumeaC Federico MarangesRB Damien MartinezLB Patrick O’ConnellNT Brandon PiliS Jerrick Reed IILB Josh RossLB Jamie SheriffDT J.R. SingletonLB Tyreke SmithNT Bubba ThomasLB Alphonzo TuputalaRB Anthony Tyus IIIWR Ricky White IIICB Damarion WilliamsRB Jacardia WrightCB Tyler HallWR Steven SimsWR John Rhys PlumleeFB Wesley SteinerCB Isas Waxter<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Bills’ make final cuts, announce that first-round pick will miss first four games\n <\/p>\n Maxwell Hairston will be starting the season on injured reserve, which means the rookie cornerback will have to miss the first four games of the season. Hairston was the 30th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.\u00a0<\/p>\n That was one of several moves the Bills announced today.\u00a0<\/p>\n BILLS’ CUTS<\/p>\n Quarterback<\/p>\n Running back<\/p>\n Wide receiver<\/p>\n Deon CainStephen GosnellK.J. HamlerLaviska ShenaultKristian Wilkerson<\/p>\n Tight end<\/p>\n Offensive line<\/p>\n Jacob BayerTravis ClaytonMike EdwardsDan FeeneyRichard GouraigeKendrick Green<\/p>\n Defensive end<\/p>\n Defensive tackle<\/p>\n Marcus HarrisZion LogueJordan PhillipsCasey Rogers<\/p>\n Linebacker<\/p>\n Jimmy CiarloKeonta JenkinsEdefuan Ulofoshio<\/p>\n Cornerback<\/p>\n Daequan HardyDane Jackson<\/p>\n Safety<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Brandon Aiyuk out until at least Week 5\n <\/p>\n The 49ers placed their star receiver on the physically unable to perform list to start the season. That means he’ll have to sit out at least the first four games. The earliest Aiyuk could return is in Week 5 against the Rams.\u00a0<\/p>\n The 49ers receiver is recovering from a torn MCL and ACL that he suffered in October 2024.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Colts list of final cuts includes former first-round pick\n <\/p>\n When it comes to announcing their final cuts, some teams love to take their time. The Colts finally revealed their final cuts and we have the full list here. The Colts cut list includes Laquon Treadwell, who was the 23rd overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. Treadwell caught a 59-yard TD on Saturday against the Bengals, but that wasn’t quite enough to win him the job.\u00a0<\/p>\n COLTS CUTS<\/p>\n RB Khalil HerbertCB Chris LammonsTE Sean McKeonCB Duke ShelleyWR Laquon TreadwellDT Josh TupouLB Austin AjiakeWR Ajou AjouQB Jason BeanRB Ulysses Bentley IVCB JuJu BrentsLB Jake ChaneyDT Devonta DavisLB Solomon DeShieldsT Marshall FoernerC Wesley FrenchDE Marcus HaynesCB Alex JohnsonT Marcellus JohnsonWR Tyler KahmannDE Isaiah LandDE Desmond LittleTE Maximilian MangCB B.J. MayesDE Durrell NchamiRB Nate NotelWR Coleman OwenWR Landon ParkerG Josh SillsWR Blayne TaylorS Ladarius TennisonLB Joseph VaughnC Mose VavaoS Trey WashingtonCB Sam Womack IIITE Jelani WoodsRB Nay’Quan WrightK Maddux Trujillo<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Raiders cuts trickling out\n <\/p>\n The Raiders haven’t turned in their 53-man roster yet, but we to have several names that have\u00a0been released do far:\u00a0<\/p>\n WR Marquez CallawayWR Phillip DorsettWR Ketron Jackson Jr.WR Collin JohnsonTE Qadir IsmailOT Gottlieb AyedzeOT Parker ClementsC Jarrod HuffordDE Andre Carter IIDE Jah JoynerDT Tank BookerDT Keondre CoburnLB Michael BarrettLB Amari GainerLB Jaylon SmithCB John HumphreyCB Sam WebbS Hudson Clark<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Packers release two quarterbacks and former top-10 pick as part of final cuts\n <\/p>\n The Packers released both Sean Clifford and Taylor Elgersma, leaving Jordan Love and Malik Willis as the only two quarterbacks on the roster. By only keeping two guys, that tells you that they’re basically zero percent concerned about Love’s thumb. The Packers also released Isaiah Simmons, who was the eighth overall pick by the Cardinals in the 2020 NFL Draft.\u00a0<\/p>\n PACKERS’ CUTS\u00a0 \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Cowboys turn in their final cuts\n <\/p>\n The Cowboys were thinking about a reunion with La’el Collins, but that option is now off the table after they released him today.\u00a0<\/p>\n COWBOYS’ CUTS<\/p>\n La’el Collins, OLSaahdiq Charles, OLGeron Christian, OLHakeem Adeniji, OLIsrael Mukuamu, CBEarnest Brown IV, DLC.J. Goodwin, CBMichael Ojemudia, CBRobert Rochell, CBWill Grier, QBKemon Hall, CBDarius Harris, LBBuddy Johnson, LBDeuce Vaughn, RBNick Broeker, OLDenzel Daxon, DTTommy Akingbesote, DTJosh Kelly, WRTraeshon Holden, WRJalen Cropper, WRJalen Brooks, WRPrinceton Fant, TEJohn Stephens Jr., TERivaldo Fairweather, TETyler Neville, TETroy Pride, CBMike Smith, SAlijah Clark, SJustin Barron, LBMalik Davis, RBTyrus Wheat, DE<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \n Cardinals dump history-making kick returner as part of final cuts\n <\/p>\n During Week 1 of the 2024 season, DeeJay Dallas became the first player in NFL history to return a kickoff for a touchdown under the new dynamic kickoff rule, but that didn’t help him earn a roster spot in 2205. Dallas was one of several cuts made by the Cardinals today.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Cardinals also placed first-round pick, Walter Nolen, on the PUP list, which means he’ll have to miss at least the first four games of the season.\u00a0<\/p>\n CARDINALS’ CUTS<\/p>\n Defensive lineman Kyon Barrs
2. Browns
3. Giants
4. Patriots
5. Jaguars
6. Raiders
7. Jets
8. Panthers
9. Saints
10. Bears<\/p>\n
PANTHERS GET: 2026 fifth-round draft pick, 2027 fourth-round pick<\/p>\n
LOSER: Jets WR Malachi Corley<\/p>\n
QB Sam Ehlinger
LB Levelle Bailey
LB Jordan Turner
WR Michael Bandy
WR Courtney Jackson
WR Jerjuan Newton
WR A.T. Perry
WR Kyrese Rowan
OT Marques Cox\u00a0
RB Audric Estime
TE Caleb Lohner
TE Caden Prieskorn\u00a0
CB Damarri Mathis
CB Quinton Newsome
CB Jaden Robinson
CB Reese Taylor
C Joe Michalski
NT Jordan Miller
OLB Garrett Nelson
OG Will Sherman
DB Keidron Smith
S Delarrin Turner-Yell
RB Blake Watson
DT Kristian Williams
S Sam Franklin Jr.
FB Adam Prentice
OG Calvin Throckmorton
LB Garret Wallow.\u00a0<\/p>\n
RB Chris Collier\t
DE Jahfari Harvey\t
WR Shedrick Jackson
LB\u00a0 Matt Jones\t
DT Treven Ma’ae\t
OG Atonio Mafi\t
RB Sincere McCormick\t
WR Tommy Mellott\t
QB Cam Miller\t
DE vie Oghoufo\t
TE Carter Runyon\t
WR Justin Shorter\t
OL Laki Tasi\t
S Trey Taylor\t
CB Greedy Vance\u00a0
OT Dalton Wagner\t
S JT Woods\t
WR Alex Bachman
S Terrell Edmunds
TE Albert Okwuegbunam Jr.<\/p>\n
DE Solomon Byrd
C Eli Cox
OG LaDarius Henderson
RB Jawhar Jordan
WR Daniel Jackson
TE Luke Lachey
DT Haggai Ndubuisi
LB K.C. Ossai
WR Cornell Powell
WR Quintez Cephus
QB Kedon Slovis
DT Junior Tafuna
OT Jaylon Thomas
OT Zach Thomas
LB Jackson Woodard
S Russ Yeast
TE Harrison Bryant
OT Trent Brown
CB Myles Bryant
LS Blake Ferguson
FB Jakob Johnson
CB Arthur Maulet
OT Conor McDermott
S Jalen Mills
LB Nick Niemann
CB D’Angelo Ross
DE Casey Toohill<\/p>\n
QB Sean Clifford
QB Taylor Elgersma
RB Israel Abanikanda
RB Amar Johnson
RB Tyrion Davis-Price
TE Messiah Swinson
TE Johnny Lumpkin
OL Kadeem Telfort
OL Trey Hill
OL Lecitus Smith
OL Tyler Cooper
OL JJ Lippe
OL Brant Banks
DE Arron Mosby
DE Deslin Alexandre
DT James Ester
DT Devonte O’Malley
LB Kristian Welch
LB Isaiah Simmons
LB Jamon Johnson
LB Jared Bartlett
S Johnathan Baldwin
S Jaylin Simpson
CB Kalen King
CB Corey Ballentine
CB Tyron Herring
K Mark McNamee<\/p>\n
Long snapper Aaron Brewer
Linebacker Elliott Brown
Offensive lineman Jeremiah Byers
Running back Michael Carter
Running back DeeJay Dallas
Offensive lineman Jake Curhan
Tight end Josiah Deguara
Wide receiver Simi Fehoko
Wide receiver Bryson Green
Wide receiver Tejhaun Palmer
Defensive lineman Anthony Goodlow
Cornerback Darren Hall
Cornerback Jaylon Jones
Offensive lineman Sincere Haynesworth
Offensive lineman Nick Leverett
Offensive lineman Royce Newman
Safety Jammie Robinson
Defensive lineman Elijah Simmons
Linebacker Mykal Walker<\/p>\n