Odell Beckham Jr.<\/strong> has officially made the New York Giants<\/strong>‘ 53-man roster, making a notable comeback after injuries in past seasons. The Giants are excited to have the 10-time Pro Bowler back in action.<\/p>\n In a surprising turn of events, Aaron Donald<\/strong> has unretired and will rejoin the Los Angeles Rams<\/strong> on a one-year deal worth $20 million, with playoff incentives that could total up to $30 million. Coach Sean McVay<\/strong> has indicated that the team is still determining Donald’s playing status for the season opener against the San Francisco 49ers<\/strong> on September 10.<\/p>\n The Buffalo Bills<\/strong> announced their final cuts, including the addition of undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels<\/strong> as their backup quarterback behind Baker Mayfield<\/strong>. Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers<\/strong> set their initial roster, which reportedly features three quarterbacks.<\/p>\n Additionally, the Jacksonville Jaguars<\/strong> have acquired backup quarterback Quinn Ewers<\/strong> from the Miami Dolphins<\/strong> and waived Nick Mullens<\/strong>. The Dolphins will replace Mullens by trading for Kyle McCord<\/strong> from the Green Bay Packers<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In a shakeup, the Atlanta Falcons<\/strong> waived their 2024 third-round pick Bralen Trice<\/strong>, who never appeared in a regular-season game.<\/p>\n The Detroit Lions<\/strong> have placed Brian Branch<\/strong> and Kerby Joseph<\/strong> on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list, limiting their availability for the early part of the season. Zach Charbonnet<\/strong> of the Seattle Seahawks<\/strong> also joins the PUP list, further impacting Seattle’s backfield depth.<\/p>\n In other injury news, the New York Jets<\/strong> have put draft picks Anez Cooper<\/strong> and VJ Payne<\/strong> on injured reserve as they finalize their roster.<\/p>\n All 32 NFL teams have completed their roster cuts, and significant movement has been observed across the league. The Pittsburgh Steelers<\/strong>, Cleveland Browns<\/strong>, and Arizona Cardinals<\/strong> have all announced their respective final cuts. Reports indicate that the Las Vegas Raiders<\/strong> have placed third-round pick Keyron Crawford<\/strong> on season-ending injured reserve.<\/p>\n As teams finalize their rosters, the Dallas Cowboys<\/strong> and Green Bay Packers<\/strong> also revealed their cutdowns, which included interesting decisions regarding their respective quarterbacks.Will Levis<\/strong> of the Tennessee Titans<\/strong> is another notable name waived, as he sought a fresh start, while Cleveland<\/strong> retains four quarterbacks, including rookie Taylen Green<\/strong>.<\/p>\nInjury Updates<\/h2>\n
Roster Cuts Overview<\/h2>\n