Here's a team-by-team rundown of every player cut as NFL general managers trim their rosters to the mandatory 53-player limit by Saturday's 4 p.m. ET deadline.

Terrelle Pryor is out to find a new mate. As talks continue to stall with Cleveland, the former Browns wideout is visiting with the Washington Redskins, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

Gregg Rosenthal eyes 30 AFC players who look like candidates for release, from Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles to more surprising names like Jets WR Brandon Marshall and Bills RB LeSean McCoy.

The Cardiac Lions are going to wear out the defibrillator before Christmas. Jim Caldwell's cats overcame their sixth fourth-quarter deficit to remain atop the NFC North with a win over the Jaguars.

The Jacksonville Jaguars keep finding ways to lose football games. On Sunday, Sen'Derrick Marks fell for the old, fourth-and-short hard count, leading to the Jags' eighth loss of the season.

Rookie Derrick Henry is finishing runs and turning heads. Meanwhile, Mark Sanchez is running into the same old bugaboo: turnovers. Gregg Rosenthal details the best and worst from each AFC team.

The Giants attacked free agency, boosting the defensive front with the additions of Damon Harrison and Olivier Vernon. But New York doesn't top Chris Wesseling's list of teams that upgraded in this area.

Jacksonville general manager Dave Caldwell on Monday told reporters that first-round defensive back Jalen Ramsey will be full-go when the team opens camp on Thursday.

Which lines will thrive in 2016? Gregg Rosenthal runs through his list of the top defensive lines in the NFL. Do the Rams, Bengals, Jets, or Giants wind up on top?

The Jacksonville Jaguars made plenty of upgrades to their defense this offseason, but will it be enough to push them into the playoffs? Kevin Patra projects the rosters for the AFC South.

With the 2016 NFL Draft behind us, it's time to examine which teams were the big winners in the roster reconstruction phase of the season. Chris Wesseling unveils his award winners.

Jaguars general manager Dave Caldwell isn't concerned about whether Myles Jack's health will be a problem for the team. "I don't see anything that would prohibit him from being on the field."

IDP fantasy owners know that Justin Houston is sack-dependent. But Marcas Grant says this week is just what the doctor ordered. That and more in this week's Reading the Defense.

Fresh off of another impressive performance, Jaguars breakout wide receiver Allen Hurns saw a specialist Monday due to a core injury, but NFL Media's Jeff Darlington reports he's still expected to play Thursday night.

Arizona Cardinals offensive lineman Mike Iupati (neck) left the team's Sunday night game against the Seattle Seahawks on a stretcher. Take a look at the other injuries that we are tracking.

J.J. Watt appeared on the injury report on Saturday with an illness. With Jadeveon Clowney already ruled out, the Texans could really use Watt's help to beat the Jaguars.

Star defensive tackle Sen'Derrick Marks is set to make his 2015 debut after recovering from ACL surgery. Will the Jaguars defense bounce back versus the Texans this week?

The banged-up Buffalo Bills saw a pair of key players return to work on Wednesday. Running back LeSean McCoy and wideout Sammy Watkins both opened practice with the first-string offense.

The Bills are first in the league in plays over 20 yards. Yet they have done it with very little help from Sammy Watkins and LeSean McCoy. They'll be without both players this week against the Giants.

Cowboys running back Darren McFadden started training camp on the PUP list due to a hamstring injury. Rolando McClain was also placed on the list.

Sen'Derrick Marks led the Jacksonville Jaguars in sacks in 2014 and represents the team's best pass rusher in 2015. Marks suffered an ACL tear in Week 17 but believes he'll be ready for the season opener.

Adversaries in real life, Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and Texans defensive end J.J. Watt make for imposing offensive and defensive anchors on Dave Dameshek's All-AFC South Team.

Nothing can keep Gus Bradley's enthusiasm down, at least not for long. Even after losing No. 3 overall pick Dante Fowler for the season, the Jacksonville Jaguars coach is upbeat about turning the season around.

The Jaguars' hopes to move up in the standings this season were dealt a blow with No. 3 overall pick Dante Fowler suffering a torn ACL in his first practice. Where do the Jags go from here?