
AFC North Teams: Key Players on the Roster Bubble Heading into Season
As the NFL season approaches, here's an analysis of potential roster cuts in the AFC North, one of football's toughest divisions.
Pittsburgh Steelers Dwayne Haskins faces potential release after failing to meet expectations. The former first-round pick has struggled with just 2,804 yards, 12 touchdowns, and 14 interceptions in 16 career games, falling short of his Heisman candidate potential.
Cleveland Browns Cornerback Robert Jackson sits on shaky ground with minimal production - only six tackles and one pass deflection in two NFL seasons. With Denzel Ward and Troy Hill starting, plus promising backups in Greedy Williams and Greg Newsome II, Jackson's roster spot is vulnerable.
Baltimore Ravens Despite being a recent acquisition, wide receiver Sammy Watkins could be cut due to his injury history. His one-year, $5 million guaranteed contract makes him expendable if he can't stay healthy and produce consistently in Baltimore's run-heavy offense.
Cincinnati Bengals Left guard Xavier Su'a-Filo may lose his starting role due to poor performance and injury concerns. Already cut by Tennessee and not retained by Houston, Su'a-Filo's struggles in protection could lead to his release, especially after Cincinnati's offensive line failed to protect Joe Burrow last season.
The AFC North remains highly competitive, with each team making tough roster decisions to optimize their chances in what promises to be another hard-fought division race.
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