NFL practice squad signings: Complete rosters for all 32 teams in 2025

Teddy Ricketson

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The NFL preseason is over. Every team wrapped up their preseason schedule last weekend, and now they turn their attention to Week 1 of the regular season.

There's a week-long break between the preseason and the start of the regular season, but teams aren't fully off during that time. Front offices will be putting in late nights because they have to trim their 90-man preseason rosters down to 53 players. Then, once all teams are at 53 players, each franchise will be able to fill out its practice squad for the start of the season.

The NFL has tweaked its practice squad rules over the years. For 2025, teams will be able to carry 16 or 17 players. The addition of the extra player is if that franchise adds a player from the International Player Program to their practice squad. NFL teams can have up to 10 players that have "no or limited accrued seasons" which means less than two seasons in the NFL. Franchises can then fill their remaining spots with six veteran players.

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Here is an updated list of the practice squad signings from around the NFL.

NFL practice squad signings: 2025 rosters for all 32 teams

NFL rosters must be cut to 53 players by 4 p.m. EDT Tuesday, Aug. 26. Players who are waiver eligible will go through the waiver process at noon EDT Wednesday, Aug. 27. After that, teams can begin filling out their practice squads.

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Arizona Cardinals

WR Andre Baccellia
LB Elliott Brown
OL Jeremiah Byers
RB Michael Carter
OL Jake Curhan
TE Josiah Deguara
WR Simi Fehoko
DL Anthony Goodlow
CB Darren Hall
OL Sincere Haynesworth
OL Nick Leverett
WR Tejhaun Palmer
DL Elijah Simmons

Atlanta Falcons

CB Cobee Bryant
OL Ryan Hayes
CB C.J. Henderson
QB Easton Stick
OT Carter Warren
RB Carlos Washington
WR Chris Blair
WR Dylan Drummond
WR Nick Nash
TE Joshua Simon
OL Joshua Gray
OL Brandon Parker
EDGE Khalid Kareem
DL Kentavius Street
S Ronnie Harrison

Baltimore Ravens

QB Tyler Huntley
RB D'Ernest Johnson
RB Lucas Scott
WR Keith Kirkwood
WR Anthony Miller
TE Zaire Mitchell-Paden
OT Gerad Lichtenhan
G Jared Penning
C Nick Samac
DT Basil Okoye
DE Kaimon Rucker
DE Brent Urban
ILB Chandler Martin
OLB Malik Hamm
DB Thomas Graham Jr.
DB Keondre Jackson
DB Marquise Robinson

Buffalo Bills

QB Shane Buechele
LB Jimmy Ciarlo
OL Travis Clayton
OL Dan Feeney
S Sam Franklin
RB Frank Gore Jr.
WE Stephen Gosnell
OL Kendrick Green
CB Daequan Hardy
CB Deon Jackson
LB Keonta Jenkins
TE Keleki Latu
DT Zion Logue
DT Jordan Phillips
S Jordan Poyer
WR Kristian Wilkerson

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Carolina Panthers

QB Hendon Hooker
WR Ja'Seem Reed
TE Bryce Pierre
OT Michael Tarquin
OL Jarrett Kingston
OL Brandon Walton
DE Jared Harrison-Hunte
DT Sam Roberts
LB Krys Barnes
LB Boogie Basham
LB Maz Mwansa
CB Shemar Bartholomew
CB Mike Reid
S Trevian Thomas
WR Ainias Smith

Chicago Bears

RB Brittain Brown
WR Maurice Alexander
WR Miles Boykin
WR JP Richardson
TE Stephen Carlson
OL Jordan McFadden
OL Ricky Stromberg
DL Xavier Carlton
DL Jonathan Ford
DL Tanoh Kpassagnon
DL Jamree Kromah
LB Power Echols
DB Tre Flowers
DB Mekhi Garner
LS Luke Elkin

Cincinnati Bengals

QB Brett Rypien
RB Gary Brightwell
RB Kendall Milton
WR Jordan Moore
WR Isaiah Williams
OT Devin Cochran
OT Andrew Coker
G Jaxson Kirkland
C Seth McLaughlin
DE Isaiah Thomas
LB Joe Giles-Harris
LB Maema Njongmeta
CB Jalen Davis
CB Bralyn Lux

Cleveland Browns

WR Malachi Corley
OG Cole Strange
QB Bailey Zappe
RB Ahmani Marshall
RB Trayveon Williams
WR Kaden Davis
TE Sal Cannella
DE Julian Okwara
DT Ralph Holley
DT Sam Kamara
CB LaMareon James
S Christopher Edmonds

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Dallas Cowboys

LB Justin Barron
WR Jalen Brooks
DT Earnest Brown
OG Saahdiq Charles
OT Geron Christian
S Alijah Clark
WR Jalen Cropper
RB Malik Davis
TE Rivaldo Fairweather
TE Princeton Fant
QB Will Grier
CB Kemon Hall
WR Traeshon Holden
LB Buddy Johnson
CB Robert Rochell

Denver Broncos

QB Sam Ehlinger
LB Levelle Bailey
WR Michael Bandy
TE Caleb Lohner
OL Joe Michalski
DL Jordan Miller
CB Quinton Newsome
WR A.T. Perry
FB Adam Prentice
CB Jaden Robinson
S Keidron Smith
CB Reese Taylor
OL Calvin Throckmorton
LB Jordan Turner
S Delarrin Turner-Yell
LB Garret Wallow

Detroit Lions

OL Dan Skipper
RB Jacob Saylors
WR Ronnie Bell
WR Tom Kennedy
WR Jackson Meeks
TE Zach Horton
OL Trystan Colon-Castillo
OL Mason Miller
OL Michael Niese
EDGE Isaac Ukwu
DL Myles Adams
DL Keith Cooper
LB Anthony Pittman
DB Erick Hallett
S Loren Strickland

Green Bay Packers

WR Mecole Hardman
RB Israel Abanikanda
WR Isaiah Neyor
WR Will Sheppard
OT Brant Banks
DL Deslin Alexandre
DL James Ester
DL Arron Mosby
LB Jamon Johnson
LB Kristian Welch
DB Johnathan Baldwin
DB Jaylin Simpson
K Mark McNamee

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Houston Texans

CB Damon Arnette
OT Trent Brown
TE Harrison Bryant
DB Myles Bryant
DE Solomon Byrd
C Eli Cox
FB Jakob Johnson
RB Jawhar Jordan
TE Luke Lachey
DT Haggai Ndubuisi
LB K.C. Ossai
DT Junior Tafuna
OT Jaylon Thomas
WR Jared Wayne
LB Jackson Woodard

Indianapolis Colts

RB Khalil Herbert
RB Ulysses Bentley IV
WR Tyler Kahmann
WR Coleman Owen
TE Maximilian Mang
TE Sean McKeon
OT Marcellus Johnson
G Josh Sills
C Mose Vavao
DE Durell Nchami
DT Josh Tupou
LB Austin Ajiake
CB Chris Lammons
S Trey Washington

Jacksonville Jaguars

WR Erik Ezukanma
QB Seth Henigan
RB Ja'Quinden Jackson
WR Chandler Brayboy
WR Dorian Singer
TE Patrick Herbert
TE Quintin Morris
OL Jerome Carvin
OL Ricky Lee
OL Sal Wormley
DL Keivie Rose
LB Branson Combs
CB Keni-H Lovely
DB Jabbar Muhammad
DB Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig

Kansas City Chiefs

S Mike Edwards
QB Chris Oladokun
RB Carson Steele
WR Jimmy Holiday
WR Hal Presley
TE Tre Watson
OT Chukwuebuka Jason Godrick
OT Robert Tonyan
G C.J. Hanson
DT Coziah Izzard
DT Marlon Tuipulotu
LB Cole Christiansen
CB Kevin Knowles
CB Melvin Smith Jr.

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Las Vegas Raiders

QB Cam Miller
RB Chris Collier
WR Alex Bachman
WR Shedrick Jackson
WR Justin Shorter
TE Albert Okwuegbunam
TE Carter Runyon
OT Dalton Wagner
G Atonio Mafi
OL Laki Tasi
DE Jahfari Harvey
DT Treven Maae
LB Matt Jones
CB Greedy Vance
S Terrell Edmunds
S Trey Taylor
S JT Woods

Los Angeles Chargers

S Tony Jefferson
G Branson Taylor
QB DJ Uiagalelei
RB Nyheim Miller-Hines
RB Kimani Vidal
WR JaQuae Jackson
WR Jalen Reagor
TE Thomas Yassmin
OT David Sharpe
G Karsen Barnhart
C Josh Kaltenberger
DL TeRah Edwards
LB Emany Johnson
LB Garmon Randolph
CB Harrison Hand
CB Myles Purchase
LS Rick Lovato

Los Angeles Rams

OL A.J. Arcuri
OL Wyatt Bowles
WR Tru Edwards
CB A.J. Green
DT Jack Heflin
S Tanner Ingle
CB Cam Lampkin
OL Dylan McMahon
OLB Jamil Muhammad
ILB Elias Neal
DT Bill Norton
WR Brennan Presley
TE Mark Redman
RB Ronnie Rivers
RB Cody Schrader
S Nate Valcarcel

Miami Dolphins

WR A.J. Henning
TE Greg Dulcich
K Riley Patterson
RB Jeff Wilson Jr.
WR Theo Wease Jr.
TE Hayden Rucci
OL Braeden Daniels
OL Josh Priebe
DT Alex Huntley
LB Derrick McLendon
CB B.J. Adams
LB Quinton Bell
CB Cornell Armstrong
S John Saunders Jr.

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Minnesota Vikings

LB Gabriel Murphy
RB Xazavian Valladay
WR Dontae Fleming
WR Lucky Jackson
WR Jeshaun Jones
WR Tim Jones
TE Bryson Nesbit
TE Nick Vannett
OT Max Pircher
G Henry Byrd
G Vershon Lee
DL Jonathan Harris
DL Taki Taimani
CB Fabian Moreau
CB Zemaiah Vaughn
S Kahlef Hailassie

New England Patriots

QB Tommy DeVito
LB Bradyn Swinson
RB Terrell Jennings
WR John Jiles
WR Jeremiah Webb
G Mehki Butler
G Jack Conley
C Alec Lindstrom
TE CJ Dippre
TE Gee Scott Jr.
DE Truman Jones
DT David Olajiga
DT Jahvaree Ritzie
LB Cam Riley
CB Miles Battle
CB Brandon Crossley
DB Kobee Minor

New Orleans Saints

QB Jake Haener
QB Hunter Dekkers
WR Kevin Austin Jr.
WR Cedrick Wilson
TE Jack Stoll
TE Treyton Welch
OT Easton Kilty
DE Fadil Diggs
DE Jonah Williams
LB Nephi Sewell
CB Dalys Beanum
CB Jayden Price
S Terrell Burgess
S Elliott Davison
K Charlie Smyth

New York Giants

WR Lil'Jordan Humphrey
RB Dante Miller
WR Ihmir Smith-Marsette
G Jake Kubas
C Bryan Hudson
DL Elijah Chatman
DL Jordon Riley
LB Trace Ford
LB Tomon Fox
DL Elijah Garcia
CB Dee Williams
S Raheem Layne
K Jude McAtamney

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New York Jets

QB Brady Cook
WR Jamaal Pritchett
WR Quentin Skinner
WR Brandon Smith
G Kohl Levao
G Leander Wiegand
DL Eric Watts
DT Payton Page
LB Jackson Sirmon
LB Boog Smith
S Dean Clark
DB Jordan Clark
K Harrison Mevis

Philadelphia Eagles

RB Audric Estime
QB Kyle McCord
WR Elijah Cooks
WR Terrace Marshall Jr.
TE E.J. Jenkins
TE Cameron Latu
OT Hollin Pierce
G Kenyon Green
LB Chance Campbell
LB Patrick Johnson
LB Antwaun Powell-Ryland
CB Brandon Johnson
CB Parry Nickerson
CB Eli Ricks
S Andre Sam

Pittsburgh Steelers

DL Kyler Baugh
DB Beanie Bishop
DB Sebastian Castro
OL Dylan Cook
TE JJ Galbreath
WR Max Hurleman
OL Steven Jones
DB D'Shawn Jamison
DL DeMarvin Leal
RB Lew Nichols
DB James Pierre
DB Daryl Porter
RB Trey Sermon
LB Julius Welschof
WR Ke'Shawn Williams
WR Robert Woods

San Francisco 49ers

WR/KR Junior Bergen
CB Eli Apple
DL William Bradley-King
DB Derrick Canteen
WR Robbie Chosen
DL Trevis Gipson
LB Jalen Graham
OL Drake Nugent
LB Curtis Robinson
WR Malik Turner
DL Sebastian Valdez
TE Brayden Willis
OL Nick Zakelj

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Seattle Seahawks

DT Quinton Bohanna
WR Tyrone Broden
DT Anthony Campbell
LB Jalan Gaines
CB Shemar Jean-Charles
OT Amari Kight
G Sataoa Laumea
C Federico Maranges
RB Damien Martinez
LB Patrick O'Connell
NT Brandon Pili
S Jerrick Reed II
LB Jamie Sheriff
NT J.R. Singleton
RB Anthony Tyus III
WR Ricky White III
RB Jacardia Wright

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

G Michael Jordan
QB Connor Bazelak
DL C.J. Brewer
DL Adam Gotsis
WR Garrett Greene
OL Luke Haggard
CB Bryce Hall
S Jack Henderson
WR Dennis Houston
DL Nash Hutmacher
LB Nick Jackson
DT Jayson Jones
OLB Mohamed Kamara
OL Tyler McLellan
OL Lorenz Metz
OL Ben Scott
TE Tanner Taula

Tennessee Titans

WR Xavier Restrepo
QB Trevor Siemian
RB Jermar Jefferson
RB Jordan Mims
WR Mason Kinsey
WR James Proche
TE Thomas Odukoya
OL Andrew Rupcich
DT Isaiah Raikes
DE Ali Gaye
DE Carlos Watkins
DT Cam Horsley
DB Kendell Brooks
DB Amani Oruwariye

Washington Commanders

DT Ricky Barber
WR Ja'Corey Brooks
TE Lawrence Cager
DT Sheldon Day
C Michael Deiter
CB Antonio Hamilton Sr.
DE Jalyn Holmes
WR Jacoby Jones
DE T.B. Maguaranyanga
S Rob McDaniel
OG Timothy McKay
WR Chris Moore
CB Car'lin Vigers
QB Sam Hartman

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How much are NFL practice squad players paid?

There are two kinds of NFL practice squad salaries depending on a player's service time. First, players who have played in two-or-less NFL season get paid a fixed weekly rate for their time on the practice squad. According to the CBA, that number is set to steadily increase over the next six seasons.

Season	Standard
2025	$13,000
2026	$13,750
2027	$14,500
2028	$15,250
2029	$16,000
2030	$16,750

Additionally, practice squad players who have played in at least two NFL seasons get the chance to negotiate their own salaries with a set minimum and maximum. Like the fixed salaries, the minimum and maximum salaries will slowly increase through the 2030 season.

Season	Minimum	Maximum
2025	$17,500	$22,000
2026	$18,350	$22,850
2027	$19,200	$23,700
2028	$20,050	$24,550
2029	$20,900	$21,750
2030	$25,400	$26,250

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How many players are on an NFL practice squad?

There are 17 total spots on an NFL team's practice squad, but that number comes with some stipulations. Of those 17 players, only 16 are NFL-eligible, while one player can be part of the International Player Pathway program. In general, 10 players can have less than two years of NFL service time, while six spots can be used for veteran players with more than two years of experience in the NFL. However, there are further stipulations on player eligibility.

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Who is eligible for an NFL practice squad?

Not all NFL players are eligible to make an NFL practice squad to make sure that teams don't take advantage of the rules. Of the 16 players NFL-eligible players on a practice squad, 10 must have accrued less than two seasons in the NFL, leaving six spots open for veteran players.

The full list of practice squad qualifications include:

Rookies, or players who have not accrued one season of NFL experience
Any player who was not active for more nine regular-season games or more during their accrued seasons
A maximum of four players who earned no more than two accrued NFL seasons
Six players who've earned more than two accrued NFL seasons.

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Can NFL practice squad players play in games?

Each week, teams can elevate two players from the practice squad to the active roster. However, a player can only be elevated twice; after that, he must be signed to the 53-man roster in order to play. Quarterbacks, however, act as an exception. A practice-squad QB can be designated as the team’s “emergency third quarterback” for the season.

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Can practice squad players sign with other teams?

Practice-squad players are eligible to sign with another team at any time, as long as it is to that team’s 53-man roster. Teams cannot sign players directly from another club’s practice squad unless the player is first released. Each week, franchises are allowed to protect up to four practice-squad players, making them ineligible to sign elsewhere.

Teddy Ricketson

Teddy Ricketson is a Digital Content Producer at The Sporting News. He joined the team in 2024 after spending the last three years writing for Vox Media as part of its DK Nation/Network team. Teddy does his best to support the South Carolina Gamecocks and Carolina Panthers, but tends to have more fun cheering on the Atlanta Braves. In his free time, he loves spending time with his wife, Brooke, and their two dogs, Bo and Hootie.