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 Chicago Bears have released veteran wide receiver Victor Cruz. The move comes a day after the former New York Giants star suffered a knee injury in the Bears' preseason finale.

The regular season is about to begin and that means plenty of players will be on the chopping block this weekend. Gregg Rosenthal breaks down the notable players who could be released.

John Ross' abbreviated preseason has gotten even more brief. The Bengals receiver left Cincinnati's Week 4 contest against the Colts with a left knee injury, and has been ruled out.

Week 1 is approaching and there are several fantasy defenses with great matchups to exploit. Alex Gelhar explains why the Buffalo Bills and four other defenses are worth adding to your fantasy squad.

Carlos Hyde put fantasy football concerns to rest, while Chris Carson made a case for more touches in Seattle. Our analysts provide their fantasy takeaways from all of the weekend's games.

Alvin Kamara, Chris Carson and Chris Godwin all showed promise over the weekend. Gregg Rosenthal lists the best and worst of the NFC in Preseason Week 3.

The Chicago Bears' top wide receiver suffered what appears to be a serious injury on Sunday. Cameron Meredith was carted off the field Sunday with his left leg in an air cast.

Can rookie RB Chris Carson pass Eddie Lacy and Thomas Rawls on the Seahawks' depth chart? Gregg Rosenthal explores intriguing QB-free position battles.

No. 2 overall pick Mitchell Trubisky enjoyed a dandy debut. Tom Pelissero says folks around the league took notice.

It appears the New York Giants' receiving corps avoided taking a big hit on Wednesday. Sterling Shepard was carted off the field, but it appears he avoided serious injury.

Mike Glennon vs. Mitchell Trubisky. Eddie Lacy vs. Thomas Rawls. Catch up on the NFC's top battles.

How many targets will Antonio Brown, Odell Beckham Jr., and Jordy Nelson get in 2017? Michael Fabiano projects wide receiver targets and scoring to help you wisely draft your fantasy team.

Every year, NFL fans are caught off guard by certain camp cuts. Gregg Rosenthal eyes 13 veterans who could receive their walking papers, including Dion Lewis, Brock Osweiler and Jamaal Charles.

Mark Ingram was a top-10 fantasy back last year but now must compete with Adrian Peterson for touches. Alex Gelhar breaks down all of the important training camp battles for the NFC here.

What will Mitchell Trubisky show the Bears? Will Martellus Bennett click with Aaron Rodgers? Is Dalvin Cook ready to step up for the Vikings? Kevin Patra previews training camp in the NFC North.

Can Dak Prescott's Cowboys evolve? Does Brandon Marshall fit with the Giants? Will Carson Wentz's Eagles live up to soaring expectations? Conor Orr looks ahead to camp in the NFC East.

From Kenny Britt to Kenny Stills to Adam Thielen, the later rounds of fantasy football drafts are littered with talented wide receivers to target. Alex Gelhar lists several of his favorites for 2017 here.

Markus Wheaton, who joined the Chicago Bears this offseason, thinks the team's receiving corps are 'underrated' despite boasting a slew of veteran talent on the roster.

On paper, there's no question the New York Giants should be harder to cover this year than last year. At his youth football camp this weekend, Giants WR Odell Beckham agreed.

Odell Beckham might be an enigma to the Giants right now, but new teammate Brandon Marshall seems to get it. What did the veteran wideout have to say about his teammate?

Following the offseason's various signings and trades, Nate Burleson spotlights receivers who'll greatly impact their new teams. Brandon Marshall will boost Big Blue, but he's not No. 1 on this list.

Eli Manning has spent the better part of a decade without a receiver that can change his red-zone fortunes. The quarterback sees similarities between Brandon Marshall and Plaxico Burress.

New Giants receiver Brandon Marshall said on "Good Morning Football" on Thursday that the Giants' infamous boat trip would have never happened if he were on the team.

Free agent wide receiver Brandon Marshall has signed a two-year deal with the New York Giants, joining Odell Beckham Jr. and Sterling Shepard. Could this crowded corps be cause for fantasy concern?