The NFL preseason has ended. The regular season is less than a week away from kicking off and that means it's time for teams to cut their rosters down to 53 players before Saturday's deadline.

When it comes to producing Super Bowl players, no one tops the Miami Hurricanes. Have a look at the 21 schools that have sent the most players to the game since 1970.

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.

Veteran Patriots defensive end is expected to be sidelined until October with a torn triceps. Is New England hurting for pass rushing help now that Ninkovich is sidelined and Chandler Jones is gone?

The Patriots traded a big-name defensive end on Tuesday when they surprisingly sent Chandler Jones to Arizona. They quickly welcomed another well-known star at the position to replace him.

Melvin Gordon, DeVante Parker and Nelson Agholor all came off the board in the first 20 picks last April, but Year 1 certainly didn't go as planned. Bucky Brooks identifies the 12 worst draft classes.

Leonard Williams (Jets), Ronald Darby (Bills) and Malcom Brown (Patriots) balled in Year 1. How did each AFC East rookie class grade out? Bucky Brooks weighs in -- and offers a combine preview.

The NFL's Competition Committee has recommended that compensatory draft picks be tradable, but the measure is subject to a vote.

Peyton Manning isn't the same anymore, and he doesn't have to be. Denver's defense could be the best in the league. Gregg Rosenthal goes into detail on that and more after a wild Sunday.

Which teams improved their defense the most in the 2015 NFL Draft? Count the Cleveland Browns among the franchises that worked hard to jumpstart their fortunes on that side of the ball.

Our look at the college players most likely to emerge as the replacements for 2015 draft picks continues with the Big 12. Could Baylor QB Seth Russell be better than his predecessor, Bryce Petty?