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 Baltimore Ravens are shuffling the deck on the offensive line. Baltimore released center Jeremy Zuttah after just two weeks in the building and traded for Tony Bergstrom.

In March, the San Francisco 49ers traded for offensive lineman Jeremy Zuttah. He lasted less than five months with the team. On Wednesday, the Niners cut Zuttah, the team announced.

Who will back up Carson Palmer in Arizona? Can Sean McVay rejuvenate the Rams? Will Eddie Lacy earn the Seahawks' starting RB position? Marc Sessler breaks down camp in the NFC West.

How'll Martavis Bryant look after a one-year ban? Can Myles Garrett live up to the hype? What does Jeremy Maclin bring to Baltimore? Marc Sessler previews training camp across the AFC North.

It's been five years since the Rams or 49ers won the NFC West. Can new head coaches -- Rams' Sean McVay and 49ers' Kyle Shanahan -- close the gap? Gregg Rosenthal explores the NFC West lineups.

The Ravens signed Tony Jefferson and traded away Timmy Jernigan as they continue to chase the Steelers -- but will all the wheeling and dealing add up? Kevin Patra digs into the AFC North.

Ozzie Newsome is in the midst of a monumental offseason rebuild, with the draft sitting as the most vital instrument left. But ahead of the draft, the Ravens GM said he expects to add a veteran free agent.

Check out the complete AFC and NFC rosters for Sunday's Pro Bowl game in Orlando, Florida. Which players will be playing and which ones will be be sitting out?

The 2017 Pro Bowl rosters have been revealed, and the Oakland Raiders are well-represented. Check out the complete AFC and NFC rosters for this week's game in Orlando.

Rex Ryan's Bills and Jack Del Rio's Raiders continued their return to relevance with wins on Sunday. Here's what we've learned so far in Week 5.

The Washington Redskins used a big punt return and solid defense to outlast the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. The Redskins extended their winning streak to three in a row with the victory.

The Pittsburgh Steelers young receiving corps needs to step up in 2016 with Martavis Bryant serving a year-long suspension. Gregg Rosenthal has the rest of the projected rosters for the NFC North.

The Baltimore Ravens are a popular pick to return to the playoffs this season following a disastrous, injury-marred campaign in 2015. Among the players slated for a healthy return: QB Joe Flacco.

The Ravens and Broncos have worked out a deal to send Baltimore center Gino Gradkowski to Denver. Will Gradkowski earn a starting spot?

You may think the Pro Bowl ballot is easy. But beyond the top tier of quarterbacks in Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, who else do you pick on offense -- especially in the trenches?

Gil Brandt grapples with the toughest NFL division to forecast in 2014: the AFC North. Will Ben Roethlisberger's Pittsburgh Steelers emerge victorious? What about Andy Dalton's Cincinnati Bengals?

In 2013, the Ravens became the latest team to miss the playoffs following a Super Bowl win. Will the addition of play-caller Gary Kubiak and wideout Steve Smith help Joe Flacco be more effective?

C.J. Mosley joins a linebacker corps that may be the best since Ray Lewis was in his prime. Chris Wesseling predicts who else joins Mosley, as well as the rest of the Baltimore Ravens' starters.

There are still wars to be won by front offices this offseason, but the free agency battle is done. As we wrap up the Roster Reset series, the ATL team picks the biggest winners and losers.

Robert Griffin III and Randall Cobb had lackluster seasons. Can they return to form? Marc Sessler lists the likely candidates to rebound in 2014 -- and who's facing a make-or-break campaign.

The Ravens added Steve Smith, but will Ray Rice's off-field issues be a distraction? With no clear AFC North favorite, the offseason presents a shot for one team to emerge in our latest Roster Reset.

Lovie Smith and Co. have revamped the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' roster, signing 17 new players. But will it be enough to take control of the NFC South?

Joe Flacco believes the Baltimore Ravens will be more versatile in 2014, thanks to their offseason additions. The QB called the upcoming season "a new beginning."

The Baltimore Ravens got more offensive line help, trading a 2015 draft pick to the Buccaneers for center Jeremy Zuttah, who will rework his contract as part of the deal.