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.

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.

New England might not have Tom Brady for its regular-season opener, and Jimmy Garoppolo didn't do much Thursday to establish confidence into the Patriots' quarterback situation.

Before Malcolm Butler carved out his place in New England Patriots and Super Bowl lore on Sunday, he came face-to-face with NFL infamy.

Jonas Gray -- New England's flash-in-the-pan back in Week 11 -- is among the Patriots' inactives for Super Bowl XLIX. Find out who was scratched for the Seahawks as well.

New England's drafting of Rob Gronkowski in 2010 was just the beginning of a string of draft successes. Around The NFL's Gregg Rosenthal takes a look at how the Patriots' roster took shape.

Champ Bailey was one of the most prominent names to join the unemployed list Saturday as the Saints and other NFL teams reached the 53-player limit. Follow our running tally of other notable cuts.

Jerel Worthy's time in Foxborough was short-lived. The New England Patriots released the former Packers defensive tackle. They also cut speedy receiver Josh Boyce.

Three weeks of camp are over. So who has the upper hand in the "other" competition in Cleveland? Gregg Rosenthal breaks down which players are in line to start Week 1.

Geno Smith vs. Michael Vick? Will Rob Gronkowski be healthy for Week 1? Who will start at wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills? We break down the AFC East training camps' biggest questions.

The Kansas City Chiefs will welcome Pro Bowl linebacker Justin Houston back for Wild Card Weekend. Will fellow edge rusher Tamba Hali be healthy enough to join him?

Carolina Panthers stars Jonathan Stewart and Steve Smith missed Wednesday's practice with knee injuries. They lead off our latest injury roundup ahead of this weekend's playoff action.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson is questionable for Sunday's meeting with the Minnesota Vikings. Megatron's hazy status for Week 17 kicks off our massive Friday injury report.

New England Patriots left tackle Nate Solder practiced for the second consecutive day Friday. Rookie receivers Kenbrell Thompkins and Aaron Dobson are likely to return this week against the Baltimore Ravens.

It's Friday the 13th, an unlucky day according to superstitions. With that in mind, we take a look at 13 of the unluckiest plays to happen so far in 2013.

Add another passing-game weapon to the New England Patriots' infirmary. Tight end Zach Sudfeld won't play in Thursday night's game against the New York Jets. What kind of role can Aaron Dobson expect?

After three preseason weeks, many teams like the Oakland Raiders still face big questions. Who has the leg up in the signal-caller derby between the rallying Terrelle Pryor and Matt Flynn?

The New England Patriots got a scare when Tom Brady crumpled to the ground at practice two days ago, but that was long forgotten when the quarterback started slinging it Friday night.

The New England Patriots parted ways with veteran wide receiver Michael Jenkins on Thursday, the team announced. The move speaks to coach Bill Belichick's confidence in his young receivers.

After an impressive offensive showing from the New England Patriots in the preseason opener, Bucky Brooks studies the revamped unit. One observation: Shane Vereen's versatility could give opponents fits.

The New England Patriots' group of young receivers -- led by Aaron Dobson, Josh Boyce, Kenbrell Thompkins and Zach Sudfeld -- impressed Friday against the Philadelphia Eagles.

With eight preseason games on tap, Arizona Cardinals defensive back Tyrann Mathieu is one rookie Around The League is keeping an eye on tonight.

Gregg Rosenthal examines some of the most underrated storylines in training camps. From Tom Brady's pass catchers to Ryan Broyles' recovery, which developments have flown under the radar?

The New England Patriots have started training camp without a lot of familiar faces from last season. But they still have Tom Brady, and that alone might be enough.