As the NFL finalizes its 2024 rosters, teams including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Dallas Cowboys have made significant cuts to meet the 53-player requirement. The Buccaneers notably cut wide receiver Sterling Shepard and selected undrafted rookie corner Tyrek Funderburk for the main roster, while the Panthers released receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. and tight end Jordan Matthews despite their strong preseason performances. The Jaguars' roster features only three true edge players and three safeties, raising questions about depth. The Cowboys let go of tight end Peyton Hendershot and defensive end Carl Lawson but may bring Lawson back to the practice squad. Overall, these roster decisions reflect teams' strategies as they prepare for the upcoming season, with many players potentially returning via the practice squad. Each team's initial roster is subject to change as they monitor waivers and potential additions.