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Jets and Giants rosters remain fluid after mandatory 53-man cut-down
New York Amsterdam News
|September 03, 2025
The Jets and Giants have shaped the core of their teams before the start of the NFL regular season. The Jets’ distinct characteristic is youth, while the Giants’ obvious strength is a talented defensive front seven.
The NFL's deadline for the league's 32 franchises to submit their initial 53-man rosters was Tuesday at 4 p.m., but they are still fluid. Teams will make trades or claim players cut by other clubs to shore up depth at various positions, and release players or sign them to the standard 16-man practice squad (17 with one player from the NFL's International Player Pathway Program) to make room for the new additions.
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