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.

There's been a lot of focus on the Washington secondary early in the season -- especially on Bashaud Breeland. Marcas Grant suggests IDP owners take advantage in the latest Reading the Defense.

Days away from training camp, the Lions are adding competition along the defensive line. Detroit on Wednesday announced the signing of free-agent defensive end Quanterus Smith.

Haloti Ngata was acquired at breakneck speed last March to fill the void left behind by departing free agent Ndamukong Suh. Ngata is now looking to make strides in his second season with Detroit.

Veteran linebacker Dwight Freeney is set to visit with the Atlanta Falcons next week. On Wednesday, Freeney met with the Cincinnati Bengals.

Former Raiders and Jaguars center and guard Stefen Wisniewski is signing with the Philadelphia Eagles, the team announced Monday. What other deals went down?

Baltimore and Pittsburgh have made moves to catch up to the defending division champion Bengals. Meanwhile, Cleveland has said goodbye to number of last season's contributors.

Bengals cornerback Adam Jones was fined $28,940 by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct during last week's playoff loss to Pittsburgh. Steelers assistant Joey Porter was fined $10,000.

After witnessing AJ McCarron's improvement this month, the Bengals believe the quarterback can be a starting-quality player, per NFL Media's Albert Breer. Is McCarron a threat to Andy Dalton's job?

The Cincinnati Bengals cut Terrelle Pryor on Thursday, just over month after signing the quarterback. The move solidifies AJ McCarron's spot as the Bengals backup.

The Giants aren't taking any chances with Odell Beckham Jr., who may not see the field again until August. That's just one thing we learned from another day of organized team activities.

Bengals defensive end Wallace Gilberry recently raved that second-year quarterback AJ McCarron has been "awesome" this offseason. Can McCarron push Andy Dalton for the starting job?

After a breakout season including six interceptions in just two games, Dre Kirkpatrick proved his playmaking ability. But is the fourth-year defender ready to take the reins of the Bengals' defense?

Will the Bengals get over their prime time jitters to nab a playoff spot? Will the Broncos continue to lean on C.J. Anderson? Find out what else we're watching for in Monday night's game.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Wallace Gilberry isn't sure why the Bengals are 2-9 in all prime-time games under Andy Dalton. Gilberry posed that perhaps the Bengals need a night light.

Reggie Bush says he's on track to suit up for Detroit's Sunday showdown with the Patriots. The Lions running back practiced for the second straight day. Who else landed on our Thursday injury roundup?

Giovani Bernard is an emerging force, but will he be the sure-fire No. 1 running back in the wake of the Bengals drafting Jeremy Hill? Chris Wesseling looks at Cincinnati's depth chart for 2014.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced that Eric Fisher will miss Saturday's wild-card showdown with the Colts because of a groin injury. Catch the rest of the day's injury updates in the roundup.

Ray Rice is one of a handful of first-round fantasy disappointments, but is it time to give up on the Baltimore Ravens star running back? The Fantasy Film Study has the answer.

Andy Dalton is playing better than ever, but is the QB primed for elite status? We preview NFL Network's "Thursday Night Football" matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and Miami Dolphins.

Tom Brady has experienced one of the sharpest statistical declines in history, Chip Kelly's Eagles are 3-5 and RGIII has yet to regain form. But Gregg Rosenthal is not overreacting at midseason.

After posting frustrating seasons in 2012, Osi Umenyiora and Terrell Suggs are rebounding in 2013. Marcas Grant writes that IDP owners should be taking notice.

Adam "Pacman" Jones tweeted that he agreed to a three-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals. The team, and Jones, deserve credit for resurrecting what was once a lost cause.