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 NFL community will feast on football and turkey with their family and friends just like the rest of the country today. Take a look at how some of the league's best celebrated Turkey Day on Twitter.

Former Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds has been given the green light to play with the Baltimore Ravens in 2016. What role will the sixth-round draft pick fulfill for the team?

Carolina missed Jonathan Stewart in their first loss of the season on Sunday in Atlanta. They could have their top running back on the field when they try to lock up the NFC's top seed in Week 17.

The New York Jets have won their last two games, but have done so without Darrelle Revis. However, the star corner is listed as probable to play Sunday against the Tennessee Titans.

The receiver-need Baltimore Ravens added wideout Joe Morgan, who has spent time with the New Orleans Saints over the past four seasons.

The Ravens are tasked with beating the Browns on Sunday minus wideout Steve Smith. "We've got to find that kind of productivity amongst the group that's playing," said play-caller Marc Trestman.

Steve Smith Sr. has small fractures in his back, according to coach John Harbaugh. Harbaugh also said Smith is ruled out for Week 5 against the Browns.

Terrell Suggs and the Baltimore Ravens' defense looks primed for another good year. But the offense lacks playmakers outside of retiring receiver Steve Smith.

Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh kept the door slightly open for receiver Breshad Perriman to play Week 1. We still don't expect the rookie's impact to be great out of the gate, even if he somehow is healthy.

From Melvin Gordon's second chance to DeAndre Hopkins' new starting quarterback, here are the top fantasy football storylines we are watching in Week 3 of the NFL preseason.

Ravens first-round pick Breshad Perriman still hasn't seen the field during the preseason. With the rookie wideout missing in action, who will Joe Flacco turn to behind Steve Smith?

Week 2 of the preseason is almost upon us, and plenty of players are rising as new sleeper candidates for the 2015 fantasy football season. Find out who we're keeping our eye on this weekend here.

Our six-pack of games includes a crop of the quarterbacks we've been eager to see this month: Robert Griffin III, Johnny Manziel and Jimmy Garoppolo. Here's what to watch for.

Terrelle Pryor tweaked his hamstring Wednesday and may end up missing his anticipated Columbus homecoming. Catch up on all the injury news around the league.

The Texans' battle between Brian Hoyer and Ryan Mallett is one of the most intriguing competitions heading into training camp. Chris Wesseling takes a look at this and 17 other plots to follow.

The Ravens drafted Breshad Perriman to replace Torrey Smith's production. While the rookie says it's his goal to win Smith's old starting job, Perriman noted he'll have to cut down on drops to do so.

Coach John Harbaugh is pushing third-year wideout Marlon Brown for a breakout season in 2015. Will Brown beat out Kamar Aiken and rookie Breshad Perriman for the Ravens' starting job?

Speed demons C.J. Spiller and Brandin Cooks are shining in Saints practices. Will that change once the hitting starts? Find out what else you need to know from Wednesday's minicamps.

The Green Bay Packers believe they have a "bigger Randall Cobb" in third-round wideout Ty Montgomery. In Baltimore, Steve Smith thinks the Ravens have found a Cobb clone of their own.

Amari Cooper and Kevin White are destined to have breakout debut seasons. The Around The NFL gang breaks down the buzzworthy young stars of the 2015 wide receiver class.

Breshad Perriman has a reputation for not catching passes. But the former Central Florida wide receiver hopes he can change that in Baltimore.

With the NFL Draft less than one week away, the Ravens could be in the market for a wide receiver. Joe Flacco doesn't think that they need to select a wideout, though. Is the quarterback right?

The Baltimore Ravens lack proven depth at the wide receiver position. However, the team is confident Joe Flacco can develop the talent on the roster into quality producers.