Jacksonville's 53-man roster is set; the Jaguars must now assemble a 16-player practice squad (17 if International Pathway Player) by Wednesday's waiver deadline, with unclaimed players potentially signing PS deals soon after.

Ten soon-to-be-practice-squad candidates were released: Seth Henigan, Jabbar Muhammad, Eli Pancol, Ja'Quinden Jackson, Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig, Sal Wormley, Patrick Herbert, Jordan Jefferson, Quintin Morris, and Trenton Irwin.

Henigan's preseason showing (71.1% for 178 yards) makes him an appealing stash; Pancol and Irwin bring run-work and veteran presence; Silmon-Craig and Wormley add depth on defense/special teams. The Jaguars will likely try to retain most on PS if waivers don’t claim them.

Tawfiq Byard arrives in Boulder with NFL bloodlines and a big-time stage ahead. He’s switching to Colorado with the goal of proving he can anchor a retooled CU secondary as a starter, soaking in coaching from Deion Sanders and a defensive staff steeped in NFL experience. His path mirrors a blueprint his brother Kevin Byard laid out: work, grind, and chase the dream with relentless focus.

Colorado’s safety room is young but hungry, with Cam’Ron Silmon-Craig’s leadership still felt as Byard steps in No. 7 in a room stained by departures. Transfers from Tennessee and Auburn add depth, while Stoutmire and Byard push to form a formidable in-the-box/film-room pairing. The storyline centers on CP-sense of opportunity: big crowds, big games, and a chance to craft a pro-ready resume in the spotlight.