On the NFL's cut-down day, the Washington Commanders released veteran receiver Martavis Bryant as part of their roster trimming to the mandated 53 players. Alongside Bryant, they let go of two quarterbacks, Trace McSorley and Sam Hartman, and placed several players on the Reserve/Injured List. The cut day saw other notable moves across the league, including the release of former first-round pick Kadarius Toney by the Kansas City Chiefs and running back Myles Gaskin by the Minnesota Vikings. Many players released may still find opportunities on practice squads, reflecting a shift in roster dynamics as teams look to balance talent and depth. Coaches faced tough decisions, often having to part with players they valued, highlighting the emotional toll of the day. Overall, the roster cuts signify the start of the regular season as teams finalize their lineups.