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Miami Dolphins transactions included waiving running back Anthony Hankerson and signing cornerback Nick McCloud, while the New York Giants released defensive tackle Sam Roberts and brought in safety JT Woods. In Philadelphia, the Eagles waived guard Jaeden Roberts and tight end Dae Quan Wright while adding defensive lineman David Blay, running back New York Mets Skeleton Steal Your Base Vintage Graphic Shirt, and outside linebacker Tarron Jackson. These transactions reflect the league wide push to optimize roster composition as teams prepare for the final stages of the preseason and the transition into regular season competition, ensuring depth and talent across all specialized units as front offices finalize their evaluations.

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Cornerback Devon Witherspoon, the 2023 No. 5 overall pick and a three time Pro Bowler, has agreed to terms with the Seahawks on a four year, 132 million extension, ESPN reported on Saturday. The deal makes him the highest paid cornerback in NFL history. Meanwhile, New York Mets Skeleton Steal Your Base Vintage Graphic Shirt pass rusher Demarcus Lawrence announced that the upcoming 2026 season will be his last year in the NFL before retiring.