Michael Carter didn't play in the Cardinals' final preseason game because coach Jonathan Gannon said he "saw enough from what we needed to see from him."

Clearly, they did as Carter was not on Arizona's 53-man roster.

Carter, a fourth-round pick in 2021, spent two-plus seasons with the Jets before getting released last November and then landing in Arizona.

He carried the ball 22 times for 149 yards for the Cardinals last season.

Former Falcons starting quarterback Desmond Ridder was also waived by the Cardinals, losing the backup battle to Clayton Tune.

Robbie Chosen will be looking for a new place to continue his NFL career.

The former Jets star receiver, who has played for the Panthers, Cardinals and Dolphins over the past two seasons, was part of the final wave for cuts in San Francisco. He had just four receptions for 126 yards and a touchdown during nine games for Miami last season.

Chosen, 31, joins fellow receiver Trent Taylor and tight ends Logan Thomas and Eric Saubert along with offensive linemen Ben Bartch, Chris Hubbard and Brandon Parker on the outside looking in.

On the defensive side, linemen T.Y. McGill Jr. and Nick Williams and defensive backs Tracy Walker III and Rock Ya-Sin did not make the 53-man roster.

Sean Payton let go of some familiar veterans to get the Broncos roster down to 53.

The team announced it cut receivers Tim Patrick, David Sills and Lil'Jordan Humphrey, along with a semi-surprising release of former Bengals running back Samaje Perine.

Also, let go were guard Calvin Throckmorton, center Sam Mustipher, fullback Michael Burton and linebacker Jonas Griffin.

Denver, as expected, kept quarterbacks Bo Nix, Zach Wilson and Jarrett Stidham.

The Vikings waived 2022 first-round pick safety Lewis Cine, per ESPN.

Cine was selected with the 32nd pick out of Georgia, but played in just 12 games across two seasons.

AJ Dillon chose to stay in Green Bay but won't play a single snap this season.

Dillon landed on IR and his season is over, per NFL Network.

The Packers signed Josh Jacobs this offseason to be their lead back and released Aaron Jones.

James Bradberry will suit up with the Eagles in 2024.

Despite rumblings he could be on the way out, Bradberry made the Eagles' 53-man roster.

Bradberry's production slipped this past season in his second season with the team, but he will be part of an Eagles team looking to bounce back from last year's collapse.

Meanwhile, another former Giant, receive Parris Campbell, did not make the 53-man roster, per Pro Football Talk.

The Eagles recently acquired former Commanders' first-round pick Jahan Dotson to be the their No. 3 receiver last week.

The Saints placed second-year running back Kendre Miller on IR with the designation to return, according to ESPN.

Miller was set to compete for the backup job, but this will stall his development.

The Browns' initial 53-man roster includes four quarterbacks, per Pro Football Talk.

The team has starter Deshaun Watson and backups Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Jameis Winston and Tyler Huntley on the roster.

The Browns could have potentially helped QB needy teams needing a backup.

Cleveland did cut veteran running back D'Onta Foreman, per NFL.com.

Browns rookie Michael Hall Jr., who was arrested on a domestic violence charge this offseason, has been placed on the exempt list, per ESPN.

Hall does not count toward the team's 53-man roster limit and cannot participate in games and practice, but is allowed at the facility, per the report.

Odell Beckham Jr. will start the season on the PUP list, per NFL Network.

Beckham had an offseason procedure, per the report.

He signed with the Dolphins in the offseason.

The Jets and Bills linked up for a rare intra-division trade.

Gang Green sent defensive back Brandon Codrington to the Bills for a late-round 2026 pick swap, per NFL Network.

Codrington is a rookie from NC Central who went undrafted in this year's draft.

He wowed with a 63-yard kickoff return and a 31-yard punt return during the preseason game against the Panthers, and The Post's Brian Costello wrote he made sense for the practice squad.

The Chiefs are acquiring tight end Peyton Hendershot from the Cowboys for a late-round conditional pick, according to NFL Network.

Hendershot appeared in 25 games with the Cowboys spanning the last two seasons, and caught 15 passes for 141 yards in his time with the NFC East squad.