The Jaguars are the latest team to squeeze their roster down to 53 players Tuesday. Here are the players the Urban Meyer-led regime cut to get there:

Released:

• WR Pharoh Cooper
• OL Jermaine Eluemunor
• WR Devin Smith
• WR Laquon Treadwell
• S Jarrod Wilson

Waived:

• CB Lorenzo Burns
• WR Jalen Camp
• DL Doug Costin
• WR Jeff Cotton Jr.
• RB Nathan Cottrell
• TE Tyler Davis
• TE Ben Ellefson
• WR Josh Hammond
• WR Collin Johnson
• WR Tevin Jones
• QB Jake Luton
• OL K.C. McDermott
• RB Devine Ozigbo
• OL Austen Pleasants
• DB Brandon Rusnak
• OL Badar Traore
• OL Tre’Vour Wallace-Simms
• LB Quincy Williams

Placed on reserve/NFI list:

• LB Dylan Moses

Some big names at wideout appear on this list, and the Jags also released former first-round pick Phillip Dorsett earlier Tuesday. Cooper is a former All-Pro kick returner who has held regular return gigs since that 2017 breakout. The fifth-year role player was the Cardinals’ primary return man in 2019 and filled the same role with the Panthers last season. Like Dorsett, Treadwell arrived as a first-round pick. But the former Vikings draftee has not been able to find steady footing in the league.

Jacksonville drafted Williams in the 2019 third round — two rounds after younger brother Quinnen went to the Jets — but the young linebacker did not start a game in 2020. Luton did, but the Oregon State product did not profile as a steady backup option. The Jags are going with Meyer-era investments Trevor Lawrence and C.J. Beathard at QB. The Wilson move comes after the veteran safety operated as a Jags back-line starter for the past two seasons.