On Tuesday, the Jaguars significantly altered their roster. The Jaguars enjoyed one of their busiest trade days of the year twelve days prior to the 2024 regular season kickoff as they trimmed their roster to the 53 players that the NFL allows for regular season play.
Teams had until Tuesday at 4 p.m. EST to reduce to 53.
On Tuesday, the Jaguars placed two players on injured reserve, one on the reserve/suspended list, waived 13 players, released nine others, waived/injured one player, and released one by injury settlement. Tuesday’s roster moves included the dismissal of offensive tackle Tyler Shatley and the waiver of cornerbacks Christian Braswell and Erick Hallett II.
Having played with the squad since 2014, Shatley had the longest contract of any player on the roster. In the NFL Draft of 2023, Hallett was selected in the sixth round, while Brasuwell was selected in the seventh round.
Jacksonville Jaguars: Tuesday’s Roster Moves
Waived:
Tight End Shawn Bowman
Cornerback Christian Braswell
Running Back Gary Brightwell
Wide Receiver Josh Cephus
Defensive End D.J. Coleman
Wide Receiver Elijah Cooks
Cornerback Erick Hallett II
Running Back Jalen Jackson
Offensive Guard Steven Jones
Quarterback E.J. Perry
Safety Josh Proctor
Wide Receiver Austin Trammell
Offensive lineman Darryl Williams
Waived/injured: Tight End Patrick Murtagh, the team’s International Pathway Player.
Released:
Safety Adrian Amos
Tight End Josiah Deguara
Safety Terrell Edmunds
Cornerback Tre Flowers
Defensive End Joe Graziano
Offensive Lineman Blake Hance
Linebacker Tanner Muse
Cornerback Amani Oruwariye
Offensive Lineman Tyler Shatley
Released via injury settlement: Quarterback C.J. Beathard.
Injured Reserve (Designated to Return):
Running Back Keilan Robinson
Safety Andrew Wingard
After four weeks, both players are qualified to be added to the active roster. Prior to the 53-man roster being decided, players placed on injured reserve were lost for the whole season.
Reserve/suspended: Safety Tashaun Gipson.
Three of the players were eligible to join the 16-man practice squad of the Jaguars after being cut or waived over the previous two games, according to the team’s announcement on Tuesday. There are six players who can be veterans of any kind of experience.
