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09/05/2010 01:12 AM
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NFL cutdown day: NFC West (SportingNews.com)
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Teams had until 5 p.m. ET Sept. 4 to reach the NFL-mandated 53-player roster limit. Here's a team-by-team look from SN's correspondents at cuts and other decisions by teams in the division: Arizona Cardinals Coach Ken Whisenhunt had many reasons for cutting former starting QB Matt Leinart. Most important, Whisenhunt didn't believe Leinart had good chemistry with other players. Whisenhunt wouldn't go into detail, but it's clear he didn't think Leinart had taken on the role of a leader.
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09/05/2010 01:10 AM
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NFL cutdown day: AFC West (SportingNews.com)
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Teams had until 5 p.m. ET Sept. 4 to reach the NFL-mandated 53-player roster limit. Here's a team-by-team look from SN's correspondents at cuts and other decisions by teams in the division: Denver Broncos The decision to place outside linebacker Elvis Dumervil on injured reserve is the right move considering the long recovery process involved with a torn pectoral muscle. Coaches aren't set on Dumervil's replacement, but it could be a combination of Jarvis Moss, Jason Hunter and Baraka Atkins opposite Robert Ayers.
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09/05/2010 01:09 AM
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NFL cutdown day: NFC East (SportingNews.com)
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Teams had until 5 p.m. ET Sept. 4 to reach the NFL-mandated 53-player roster limit. Here's a team-by-team look from SN's correspondents at cuts and other decisions by teams in the division: Dallas Cowboys Wide receiver Sam Hurd, a key reserve, called the Cowboys' bluff and turned down a request for a pay cut. Hurd is scheduled to make $1.7 million this season, and the team opted to keep him because of his versatility on special teams. The Cowboys didn't have any real surprises among their cuts, but they opted to keep less-expensive players when...
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09/04/2010 10:50 PM
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Eagles have wild day of deals, cuts (The National Football Post)
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Turns out when the Philadelphia Eagles traded for veteran guard Reggie Wells on Friday it was with another move...
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09/04/2010 10:35 PM
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Seahawks cut Losman, go with 2 QBs (The National Football Post)
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The Seattle Seahawks have been cutting veterans ever since the changing of the guard but wide receiver T.J.
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09/04/2010 10:10 PM
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Eagles trade guard Stacy Andrews to Seahawks (SportingNews.com)
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Having acquired veteran offensive lineman Reggie Wells on Friday, the Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday traded guard Stacy Andrews to the Seattle Seahawks. Wells now figures to be the Eagles' starting right guard, a position Andrews failed to hold the past two seasons, CSNPhiladelphia.com reports. Andrews likely will open at tackle with rookie Russell Okung still sidelined by a high ankle sprain, SN correspondent Danny O'Neil reports. He played tackle before switching to guard.
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09/04/2010 09:55 PM
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2 Heisman winners cut as teams trim rosters to 53 (AP)
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On a day Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford found out he'll be the starting quarterback for the St. Louis Rams, Heisman winners Matt Leinart and Troy Smith found themselves looking for new teams. It was cut down Saturday in the NFL, with teams required to trim their rosters to 53 players. Leinart, the 2004 Heisman winner from USC, was released by the Arizona Cardinals, who will open the season...
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09/04/2010 09:29 PM
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Vikings waive Javon Walker, 4 other wide receivers (The Canadian Press)
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MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Vikings are apparently still looking for wide receivers.
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09/04/2010 08:10 PM
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Eagles send right guard Stacy Andrews to Seahawks (AP)
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The Philadelphia Eagles traded starting right guard Stacy Andrews to the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday in exchange for an undisclosed 2011 draft pick. The Eagles did not complete the deal until after the 6 p.m. Eastern deadline for reducing their roster to 53 players, so they were forced to release guard Max Jean-Gilles.
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09/04/2010 08:08 PM
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Eagles send OL Andrews to Seattle (The Canadian Press)
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SEATTLE - Offensive lineman Stacy Andrews has been traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Seattle Seahawks for an undisclosed 2011 draft pick pending league approval.
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