News » Ravens cuts tracker: 9/1/18 The 2018 preseason finished with every

NFL club playing their Week 4 exhibition. Following shortly thereafter comes nearly 1 Womens Justin Tucker Jersey ,200 NFL players losing their jobs with their future floating in purgatory. By September 1, 4:00 p.m. ET, all NFL rosters must be cut down to 53 players.The Ravens are no exception, meaning 36 players shall be cut/waived before the deadline on NFL roster cuts weekend.This final roster will certainly be interesting as multiple depth contributors suffered injuries late in the preseason, leaving the coaches and scouts to cover more tape and decisions than previously expected, I presume. They will ultimately have to decide what to do with Robert Griffin III, also. Whether or not they need him as a backup for Joe Flacco, or if they would prefer a depth players’ value and are confident Lamar Jackson can contribute if called upon in 2018.With whatever happens Joe Flacco Jersey , Baltimore Beatdown will track every roster move the Ravens make over the next two days with live, up-to-the-minute updates.Cut/Waived playersTE Nick Keizer [Zrebiec]CB Robertson DanielG/T Andrew DonnalOL Justin EvansDE Christian LaCoutureDB Kai NacuaCB Jackson PorterWR DeVier PoseyLS Trent SiegOL Nico Siragusa [Rapoport]LB Albert McClellan [Zrebiec]OL Randin Crecelius [Tessler]WR Tim White [Kasinitz]WR Andre Levrone [Zrebiec]OL Maurquice Shakir [Zrebiec]OL Cameron Lee [Zrebiec]RB De’Lance Turner [Kasinitz]TE Darren Waller [Hensley]WR Breshad Perriman [Schefter]Bronson KaufusiDE Carl DavisDE Myles HumphreyQB Josh WoodrumRB Mark ThompsonRB Gus EdwardsTE Vince MayleFB Christopher EzealaWaived InjuredILB Alvin JonesPlaced on Injured Reserve:DB DeShon ElliottDB Bennett JacksonCB Stanley Jean-BaptisteT Greg SenatStaying on Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform:ILB Bam BradleyCB Jaylen HillWR Quincy AdeboyejoPlaced on Reserve/Non-football Injury ListK/P Kaare VedvikBengals CB Dre Kirkpatrick lists 2 Ravens on his top 7 AFC North players list The Cincinnati Bengals are riding high after taking care of business last Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens to get to 2-0 and claim sole possession of the AFC North. Through two weeks, the Bengals look every bit the part of a contender for the division crown, and as such, you’d think they’d have a read on what’s going on around it. Bengals cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick certainly seems to, having just penned a well written article for the Players’ Tribune about the seven best players the AFC North has to offer. At least one player from each of the four teams makes an appearance, and two of them are on the Baltimore Ravens.The first of which is a new face to the division - wide receiver Michael Crabtree checking in at number 7:In reference to the 2016 matchup between Oakland and Baltimore, Kirkpatrick says he definitely understands why the Ravens front office chose to go after him when he became available:After some serious woes at the position that seemed especially pronounced last year Youth John Brown Jersey , it’s good to see a Ravens player at the position get some love. Crabtree is seemingly settling in nicely as the go to chain mover for the next Raven on Kirkpatrick’s list.Quarterback Joe Flacco checks in at number 4:Flacco has experienced a bit of a fall from grace since hoisting the Lombardi Trophy, but it’s clear that certain players still have respect for what he can do. Kirkpatrick seems to be one of them, noting that despite his shift from an aggressive mindset to a more tight one, Flacco still has the tools to get it done.In terms of the rest of the list, it fully reads out as follows:7. Crabtree6. CB Joe Haden5. DE Myles Garrett 4. Flacco 3. QB Ben Roethlisberger2. WR A.J. GreenWR Antonio BrownIt’s definitely an interesting list, and an even better read when you notice Kirkpatrick doesn’t allow any bias to come into play. Two of the top three players are Steelers, and the only Bengal he lists is A.J. Green at two who could easily be argued for number one. It’s certainly worth a look to get an insight on some of the strengths and weaknesses of players around the division from as primary a source as you can get. We’ll see just how correct (or otherwise) Kirkpatrick is moving forward as the AFC North continues to take shape.