Four former Buffs land on NFL practice squads

NFL rosters were cut from 80 players to 53 players on Saturday and 24 hours later, most practice squads have been filled.

The NFL typically allows teams to hold 12 players in practice squads but that number was expanded to 16 this season because of the increased likelihood of players missing games. The NFL is also allowing eligibility for any players to join practice squads instead of only allowing players in their first three professional seasons.

Here’s where all of the #ForeverBuffs shook out:

RELEASED ON CUT DAY

• CB Delrick Abrams, Atlanta Falcons
• WR Juwann Winfree, Denver Broncos
• WR Devin Ross, New England Patriots
• WR Paul Richardson, Seattle Seahawks
• WR Tony Brown, Washington Football Team
• QB Steven Montez, Washington Football Team

RE-SIGNED TO PRACTICE SQUADS

• CB Delrick Abrams, Atlanta Falcons
• WR Devin Ross, New England Patriots
• WR Tony Brown, Washington Football Team
• QB Steven Montez, Washington Football Team

ON NFL 53-MAN ROSTERS

• CB Ken Crawley, Arizona Cardinals
• CB Isaiah Oliver, Atlanta Falcons
• CB Jimmy Smith, Baltimore Ravens
• OL Arlington Hambright, Chicago Bears
• DT Josh Tupou, Cincinnati Bengals (opted out of ‘20 season)
• CB Chidobe Awuzie, Dallas Cowboys
• RB Phillip Lindsay, Denver Broncos
• OT David Bakhtiari, Green Bay Packers
• CB Kabion Ento, Green Bay Packers
• K Mason Crosby, Green Bay Packers
• WR Laviska Shenault Jr., Jacksonville Jaguars
• S Tedric Thompson, Kansas City Chiefs
• OT Nate Solder, New York Giants (opted out)
• LB Davion Taylor, Philadelphia Eagles
• OC Daniel Munyer, Tennessee Titans