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NFL clubs were required to cut down their rosters to the league-mandated number of 53 by 1:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon.
Throughout the league, both veterans and young players alike were informed that their NFL dreams would not continue at their current locations, however, it doesn't mean that getting cut is the end of the road.
Numerous notable free agents are now on the market, including running back Jonas Gray, defensive tackle Devon Still and defensive tackle Darnell Dockett.
Let's take a look at other players of note that are now in search of a new team.
NFL teams were required to cut down to 53 players Saturday. Let's take a look at some notable players that are now on the market.
After appearing in just five games for the Broncos in 2014, Denver parted ways with the former second-round draft pick Sunday.
After stops in New England, Kansas City and Minnesota, Casssel was released by the Buffalo Bills Saturday. During his 10-year carer, he has made 71 starts under center and thrown for 15,727 yards.
The CFL standout, and son of Hall of Famer Cris Carter, was let go by the Colts Saturday, meaning that if he wants his NFL dream to become reality, it will have to occur with a new team.
After being signed by the San Francisco 49ers this offseason, the team elected to part ways with the defensive tackle Saturday. In his career, Dockett has appeared in 158 games with 4 interceptions and 40 1/2 sacks.
The veteran linebacker started 10 games for the St. Louis Rams last season, but his past efforts could not keep him on the 53-man roster in 2015.
Gray won a Super Bowl with the New England Patriots last season, but previous production wasn't enough to keep him on the roster as he was a casualty of the team cutting down to 53 players.
After being selected in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft, the former Nebraska Cornhusker appeared in just four games for the New Orleans Saints before being cut by the team Saturday.
The former first-round pick is now in search of a new football home after being cut by the Dallas Cowboys. Originally drafted by the San Francisco 49ers, he also spent time with the Kansas City Chiefs prior to signing with Dallas.
The veteran wide out won a Super Bowl with the New York Giants and was with the Tennessee Titans this offseason, but now he's a man looking for a football team.
The Chargers decided to go young with their kicker in 2015, meaning that Novak is now in search of a job. He spent the past four seasons in San Diego.
Still and his young daugher, Leah, stole the hearts of football fans everywhere last season as the little girl battled cancer. The veteran tackle appeared in 12 games last year for the Bengals, totaling 11 tackles.
The polarizing quarterback was cut by the Philadelphia Eagles, even after the team traded away fellow quarterback Matt Barkley. His run with the Eagles was his first NFL action since 2012.
