The Kansas City Chiefs made significant roster changes, waiving three wide receivers with Alabama ties: Justyn Ross, Kadarius Toney, and Montrell Washington, as part of their final cuts to reach a 53-player roster. Toney, a former first-round pick, had notable achievements including the longest punt return in Super Bowl history, while Ross struggled with injuries throughout his career. Additionally, rookie undrafted free agent Emani Bailey was also waived, facing challenges due to his size and speed. The Chiefs further released tight end Irv Smith Jr., who had a brief stint with the team after signing a one-year contract. Meanwhile, former Michigan receiver Daylen Baldwin was waived by the Arizona Cardinals, continuing his search for a stable NFL position after multiple team changes since 2022.