The Dallas Cowboys will keep two quarterbacks on the 53-man roster to start the regular season for the second straight year. QB Tony Romo will be backed up by QB Kyle Orton, while the team hopes to re-sign QB Alex Tanney to the practice squad.
Cowboys | Keep two QBs on roster
Dallas Cowboys S Jakar Hamilton and LB Taylor Reed announced on their official Twitter accounts Friday, Aug. 30, that they have been cut. The team is expected to announced their official cut list Saturday, Aug. 31.
Cowboys | Two announce their cuts on Twitter
The Denver Broncos waived RB Lance Ball, which means the team will likely keep RB C.J. Anderson (knee) on the 53-man roster even though he will not be available for at least two weeks.
Broncos | Lance Ball shown the door
The Denver Broncos waived WRs Gerell Robinson and Lamaar Thomas and CB Aaron Hester Friday, Aug. 30.
Broncos | Three waived
Fullback Michael Robinson, a Pro Bowl selection in 2011, tweeted Friday that he is among the Seattle Seahawks’ final cuts. Why is the team cutting ties with the 30-year-old?
Michael Robinson bids farewell to Seattle Seahawks
The Green Bay Packers worked out free-agent PK Havard Rugland (Lions) Friday, Aug. 30.
Packers | Havard Rugland worked out
The Cleveland Browns have released OL Braxston Cave, WR Mike X. Edwards, CB Abdul Kanneh, RB Miguel Maysonet, CB Kent Richardson and P Colton Schmidt.
Browns | Six players let go
New York Jets offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg is in favor of QB Geno Smith being the team’s starting quarterback even if QB Mark Sanchez is healthy.
Jets | OC backing Geno Smith
With Mark Sanchez injured, Geno Smith is likely to start the season for the New York Jets. Even if Sanchez were healthy, offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg would want the rookie for the job.
Geno Smith over Mark Sanchez is Jets OC’s preference
Dennis Pitta was believed to be lost for the Baltimore Ravens’ season after hip surgery. Is coach John Harbaugh now hoping to apply the injured reserve-designated to return tag on his tight end?
Dennis Pitta could be IR recall, Ravens’ Harbaugh says