The Jacksonville Jaguars currently have 90 players on their roster, but by the time the regular season starts, they will need to have that number down to 53 along with the rest of the league. Just as it did last season, the process of trimming the roster down will begin in the preseason and the NFL has proved a vote to bring back the gradual roster cut system it used last season.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy, the owners set the schedule of when these cuts will happen on Tuesday.
League owners approve roster changes for preseason – reductions to 85 players after the first preseason game, 80 after second game, and 53 after third game. pic.twitter.com/PntQmOHBDs
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) May 24, 2022