NFL Teams Announce Initial 53-Man Rosters for 2025 Season

The Baltimore Ravens have finalized their 53-man roster for the 2025 NFL season, retaining key players like quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry, while managing injuries and depth across positions. The Ravens' roster shows minimal surprises, with solid preseason performances cementing spots for players like Rasheen Ali and Tylan Wallace, while Isaiah Likely is expected to emerge as a starting tight end once healthy. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars also announced their 53-man roster, carrying only two quarterbacks and emphasizing depth and special teams contributors, with some unexpected roster moves such as keeping six defensive ends and retaining rookie defensive linemen. The Jaguars' receiving corps features core players like Travis Hunter and Dyami Brown, while the offensive line and running back groups show continuity and strategic additions. The Green Bay Packers completed their roster cutdowns as well, keeping a notable 11 defensive backs and one undrafted rookie, Nazir Stackhouse, with some players released but possibly returning on the practice squad. Overall, these teams have shaped their rosters to balance veteran leadership, emerging talent, and strategic depth heading into the new NFL season.