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.

Cincinnati might not be in as bad of shape in its secondary as it appeared. Safety Shawn Williams' dislocated elbow isn't believed to be as severe as thought, at least initially, per the team.

While the Browns are clearly in rebuild-mode, it wouldn't surprise if any of the other three teams represented the AFC North in Super Bowl 51. Kevin Patra explains.

Hold off on the Montee Ball trade rumors for now. The running back was not among the players released by the Denver Broncos on Saturday afternoon.

John Elway has proven to be nearly as good as an NFL executive as he was a quarterback. "Around The League" examines how Elway built up the Broncos through the draft and smart free-agent pickups.

Linebacker Danny Trevathan injured his knee Wednesday in Denver Broncos practice, Ian Rapoport reported. The loss will test just how many hits a battered Broncos defense can take.

Forgive Adam Schein; he merely was using logic when he questioned the Denver Broncos' juggernaut status. He now knows that when it comes to Peyton Manning and Co., logic doesn't apply.

Not too long ago, Joe Mays was the Denver Broncos' starting middle linebacker. Now Mays is looking for a new team because the Broncos parted ways with him Tuesday.

Backfields were in motion on Thursday: The Denver Broncos dumped Willis McGahee, but the Arizona Cardinals are happy with their running backs. What else did we learn on the last day of minicamps?