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.

A month into NFL training camp and two weeks into the preseason, Gregg Rosenthal identifies the positive and negative developments for each and every NFC team.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported that the early indication is Kyle Williams' ACL was spared in the injury. If an MRI confirms the initial diagnosis, the defensive tackle could return this season.

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 Denver Broncos washed their hands of Mark Sanchez, cutting the veteran quarterback on Saturday. He was quickly signed by the Dallas Cowboys.

Former Browns quarterback Austin Davis will reportedly work out for the Cowboys on Wednesday. Will Davis end up as Dak Prescott's backup in Dallas?

The Dallas Cowboys aren't expected to pursue a trade for Browns quarterback Josh McCown, but will search for a veteran presence to back up Dak Prescott.

Tony Romo is set to make his preseason debut on Friday. Stephen Jones, Cowboys executive vice president, says the quarterback will see playing time against the Miami Dolphins.

The Cowboys lost backup quarterback Kellen Moore after suffering a broken ankle. Will the team sign a veteran signal-caller to replace Moore or put their faith in a rookie QB?

Dallas Cowboys backup quarterback Kellen Moore suffered a broken right ankle during Tuesday's training camp practice and will undergo surgery Wednesday.

The lack of a reliable backup quarterback all but doomed the Cowboys a year ago. Team owner Jerry Jones, though, says Dallas is set behind Tony Romo thanks to Kellen Moore. Are we buying this?

The Dallas Cowboys have finally picked a quarterback. The team on Saturday used their fourth-round pick -- at No. 135 overall -- to pick Dak Prescott out of Mississippi State.

Cowboys rookie quarterback Jameill Showers is a longshot to make the roster as a quarterback. So the fourth-stringer is trying to make his mark on special teams.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Jameill Showers is taking reps on special teams. Could a dual role be in Showers' future for 2015?