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After the around the NFL on Friday, Saturday's transactions proved to be a compelling follow up.

These are the cruelest cuts. Players think they've made the team one day, and get waived the next as 32 teams look to improve the bottom of their roster. We'll be posting all day at and have a getting updated for all you diehards.

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Here are the moves you need to know from Saturday:

1. The Seahawks cut Kellen Winslow, just a few months after the team acquired him for a conditional draft pick from Tampa. It's a , who was still productive in Tampa last year despite endless knee surgeries. to stay with the team. Zach Miller and Anthony McCoy are Seattle's remaining tight ends.

2. It was interesting to see who wasn't claimed waivers. Mike Kafka is , but no one took his contract. He's a free agent. The same is true for former Patriots backup quarterback , who was due $1.9 million. Expect both players to find homes.

3. With Jason Witten highly questionable for , the Cowboys picked up another tight end: Colin Cochart. No. 3 quarterback Stephen McGee his job.

4. New England made a very interesting acquistion, picking up wide receiver Greg Salas from the Rams in 2015. Salas is a slot receiver in the Wes Welker mode and showed promise under Josh McDaniels in St. Louis last year. The move gives the Patriots improved depth and insurance for Welker leaving in 2013. It decreses the chances of Jabar Gaffney returning to the team.

5. To make room for Salas, the Patriots released inside linebacker Bobby Carpenter. He was expected to be a top backup at the position. It's a surprising move after Carpenter reportedly had a strong camp. Brandon Spikes is a rather injury-prone starter.

6. Jets offensive coordinator Tony Sparano couldn't help but add one of his former Dolphins receivers. Clyde Gates is and defensive lineman Marcus Dixon was . It's not a great sign for New York's wideout crew when it is adding Miami's leftovers.

7. Former Redskins receiver Anthony Armstrong, rumored to be involved in a trade to the Dolphins on Friday, was claimed by the team on Saturday afternoon. The Dolphins.

8. The owner of , running back Terrance Ganaway, was claimed by the Rams. Offensive Brian Schottenheimer stuck it to his old team.

9. The Colts, including former Patriots safety Sergio Brown.

10. Packers reserve receiver Tori Gurley is . to join Minnesota's active roster late last year to stay on Green Bay's practice squad, but he couldn't crack the Packers' 53-man roster again in camp.

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