The NFL preseason is over. The season is less than a week away from kicking off -- and that means it's time for teams to trim their rosters to 53 players before Saturday's roster deadline.

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.

Delanie Walker was recently ranked No. 75 on NFL Network's list of the Top 100 players. Find out why Walker believes Titans rookie Jonnu Smith can be even better than the two-time Pro Bowl tight end.

Le'Veon Bell, Tom Brady and Julio Jones are key cogs in three of the most explosive offenses in the NFL today. Which attack reigns supreme? Chris Wesseling ranks the league's top 10 units.

The Vikings hogged the spotlight on cutdown day by trading for Sam Bradford while the Cowboys didn't waste time plucking Mark Sanchez off the market. Gregg Rosenthal recaps the flurry of activity.

The Jets look to be cutting ties with a former high draft selections. New York has waived cornerback Dee Milliner and tight end Jace Amaro, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported, per a source.

The Houston Texans parted ways with wideout Cecil Shorts III leading up to Saturday's 53-man roster deadline. What other prominent players were cut?

Preseason depth charts have been released, and Alex Gelhar has combed through all of them to provide you with the necessary fantasy football insight as you prepare for your drafts.

With the fantasy season approaching, Michael Fabiano profiles each NFL receiving corps and provides projections for the top wideouts on each team

Jets tight end Jace Amaro is hopeful that he can have a big season in 2016. The tight end is expected to get a lot of targets this season after being injured last year.

Roster Reset takes a look at the AFC East where the biggest story is the players who currently aren't around. How much will a pair of missing quarterbacks impact fantasy futures in 2016?

The possibility of Tom Brady's suspension being reinstated will play a big role on who will be the Patriots starting quarterback. Gregg Rosenthal takes a look at the rest of the AFC East rosters.

Saints cornerback Brandon Browner was carted off to the locker room at the end of Baltimore's opening drive. Bears wide receiver Alshon Jeffery didn't play against the Dolphins after suffering a calf injury this week.

Trying to find the best fantasy options at the tight end position? Michael Fabiano offers help with his stat projections for all 32 of the NFL teams and their tight ends.

Dolphins tight end Jordan Cameron and Chiefs offensive tackle Eric Fisher are entering 2015 with a lot to prove. Gregg Rosenthal takes a look at 10 players with a lot of pressure to produce.

Vernon Davis went from being a fantasy hero to a fantasy zero. Marcas Grant's Bust-a-Move series looks at the 49ers tight end to see if he can rebound in 2015.

Can Geno Smith build on a late-season surge and be the franchise quarterback the Jets drafted him to be? Gregg Rosenthal sat on the Genocoaster to divulge his findings.

The Bills have a talented roster -- one that has Rex Ryan thinking playoffs -- but Sammy Watkins is the key to unlocking a potentially great offense. When will he be healthy?

Fantasy Roster Reset takes a look at the AFC East to see which new faces could make an impact for your fantasy squad in 2015. There's a new running back in Buffalo that's sure to fit that ... Bill.

The Jacksonville Jaguars picked up a spectacularly athletic player in Auburn's Nick Marshall as an undrafted free agent. Here are six others that have "roster spot" written all over them.

The Titans are looking like a draft winner, pairing second-round pick Dorial Green-Beckham with overall No. 2 pick Marcus Mariota to generate excitement in Nashville.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson had positive things to say about Geno Smith. Johnson said he wants to give his signal-caller more weapons for the 2015 season.

Jets tight end Jace Amaro went out of his way this week to clarify his comments on Rex Ryan, saying: "I had no intention of attacking anybody, especially Rex. I have the utmost respect for the guy."

The 2014 class of tight ends failed to live up to the hype. Can they bounce back come September? Marc Sessler breaks it all down, starting with the Detroit Lions' Eric Ebron.