NFL groups trimmed their roster from 90 to 53 gamers earlier than the deadline at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday. As traditional, it was one of the crucial emotionally taxing weekends within the league.
A few of these gamers will get a second probability if one other membership picks them up on the waiver wire earlier than Monday at 1 p.m. ET, or if the staff they performed for in preseason re-signs them to its apply squad. For others, sadly, it marks the top of their soccer journey.
It is painful for all concerned, nevertheless it’s one thing groups are required to do. With that in thoughts, listed here are the 5 most notable cuts from Sunday’s deadline.
Nothing has gone proper for Kentucky Wildcats star Levis since he unexpectedly fell to the Titans at choose No. 33 of the second spherical of the 2023 NFL Draft. Many thought that will have been a steal for Tennessee.
“I haven’t got a crystal ball, however I’d guess on Will Levis. He is in a fantastic state of affairs there in Tennessee,” ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. told Jim Wyatt of the staff web site in 2023.
That take aged poorly. Levis went 5-16 in 21 regular-season video games, posting a below-average 82.7 passer score earlier than 2025 No. 1 choose Cam Ward changed him. This preseason, Levis failed to draw commerce suitors, ending 21-of-39 passing (53.8 p.c) for 200 yards.
Tennessee’s dysfunction did not assist. It fired former head coach Mike Vrabel after the 2023 season and changed him with Brian Callahan. He was fired after going 4-19 in two seasons. Levis nonetheless did not blame the franchise after confirming he had been waived. It was a mutual determination.
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