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.

Roberto Aguayo is back on the open market. The Los Angeles Chargers waived the journeyman kicker Saturday, signaling that Caleb Sturgis won the kicker battle in Carson.

The last week of August means it's the final chance for players to prove their 53-man roster worthiness. Here's what to watch for during Thursday's 16-game slate of preseason finales.

It's dress rehearsal week in the NFL as teams get ready for the start of the NFL season. Who will take center stage? Here's what to watch for in Week 3 of the preseason.

After the second week of NFL preseason action, Gregg Rosenthal provides winners and losers for each AFC team.

The Los Angeles Chargers own one of the more intriguing kicker battles this year with veteran Caleb Sturgis taking on Roberto Aguayo. Last year, the Bolts went through four kickers.

How quickly will Patrick Mahomes settle in as the Chiefs' QB1? Can Case Keenum replicate his 2017 performance with the Broncos? Nick Shook gets you ready for camp in the AFC West.

Elliot Harrison breaks down the 2018 NFL Draft. What did he like about the Cardinals' picks, including Josh Rosen? What about the Bills' choices, including Josh Allen, has him worried?

As we head into the 2017 NFL season, Judy Battista spotlights 52 things (players, subplots and games) to follow on the road to Super Bowl LII.

The Seattle Seahawks were very active on cutdown day. The team waived quarterback Trevone Boykin and upstart receiver Kasen Williams. Who else was released on Saturday?

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.

The Chicago Bears are parting ways with kicker Roberto Aguayo. Aguayo was snatched off waivers by the Bears in mid-August after his very public release by the Buccaneers last month.

The study of the Bucs has been a fun ride for three episodes and counting. Why has this season stacked up favorably in the Hard Knocks cannon? Dan Hanzus explores that and more in his recap.

Swaddled in aqua and white, Jay Cutler on Thursday evening saw his first action as quarterback for the Miami Dolphins. Marc Sessler recaps the veteran's Fins debut and more.

Is Mitchell Trubisky legit? Can Darren McFadden carry a run game? Will Jay Cutler look rusty? Adam Schein previews Week 2.

Hard Knocks was back Tuesday with a sizzling conclusion to the much-hyped kicker battle between Roberto Aguayo and Nick Folk. Dan Hanzus breaks down the dramatic episode.

As expected, the end of the Roberto Aguayo-Bucs relationship was captured by Hard Knocks cameras. NFL Films released a teaser of tonight's episode that promises coverage of the drama from all sides.

Given a new start with the Bears, Roberto Aguayo is putting his wayward experience with the Buccaneers in the rear-view mirror. "It's unfortunate," Aguayo said of his time in Tampa.

The Buccaneers parted ways with 2016 second-round pick kicker Roberto Aguayo Saturday. Bucs general manager Jason Licht spoke about the decision to let Aguayo go.

It didn't take long for Roberto Aguayo to find a job, at least temporarily. The Chicago Bears have been awarded Aguayo via waivers, the team announced on Sunday.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced they waived kicker and former second-round draft pick Roberto Aguayo on Saturday, the team announced.

Roberto Aguayo is beyond the rookie grace period, and things aren't getting any better for him in Year Two. The Buccaneers kicker got off to a rough start Friday, missing two of his three kicks.

Will Colin Kaepernick finally sign? Will Le'Veon Bell report to the Steelers? Future headlines predict the preseason.

Are we all witnesses for the Roberto Aguayo uprising? Perhaps. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' embattled second-year place kicker is in the fight of his football life -- and so far, so good.

Mike Glennon vs. Mitchell Trubisky. Eddie Lacy vs. Thomas Rawls. Catch up on the NFC's top battles.