NFL teams are in the midst of finalizing their 53-man rosters as training camp transitions to the regular season. The cutdown process involves reducing squads from the 90-player limit maintained during the preseason.

One notable transaction came when the Patriots traded receiver Kayshon Boutte to the Texans. Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel indicated Boutte likely would have been inactive on game days, per Yahoo Sports.

Teams are projecting roster compositions across multiple positions. The Steelers are evaluating their safety depth with Robert Spears-Jennings as a projected casualty, while coach Mike McCarthy plans to keep four quarterbacks on the roster. The Bills, Patriots, and Seahawks are all finalizing their own 53-man projections ahead of the cuts. For the Seahawks, the final preseason game against the Chiefs could influence decisions for several bubble players still competing for roster spots.