Here is how Washington trimmed its camp roster down to the 53-man regular-season limit. Some notable veterans did not make the squad.

Waived:

• T Paul Adams
• DT David Bada
• DE Jordan Bradford
• WR Tony Brown
• G Joshua Garnett
• TE Hale Hentges
• WR Johnathon Johnson
• CB Ryan Lewis
• QB Steven Montez
• LB Jared Norris
• T Timon Parris
• LB Donald Payne
• C Ross Pierschbacher
• WR Trey Quinn
• S Jeremy Reaves
• WR Cam Sims
• T David Steinmetz
• WR Jester Weah

Released:

• CB Aaron Colvin
• S Sean Davis (story)
• DE Nate Orchard
• TE Richard Rodgers

Placed on IR:

• DL Ryan Bee
• LB Reuben Foster (story)
• G Mike Liedtke
• CB Simeon Thomas
• WR Jordan Veasy

Washington added Colvin last year, doing so after the Texans cut him early in the season. The veteran has played six seasons, seeing action with the Jaguars, Texans and Washington. He will head back to free agency. As with Rodgers, who was the most notable tight end on Washington’s roster entering camp. Following the exits of Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis — and Thaddeus Moss‘ IR trip — Washington does not feature much of note at the position.

Mr. Irrelevant in 2018, Quinn latched on with Washington for two seasons. He operated as Washington’s slot receiver for a time, but with a new regime running the show now, Quinn will head to the waiver wire. However, he would certainly profile as a player who could be added to Washington’s 16-man practice squad. Garnett would as well.

The team added Garnett during training camp, but the former first-round pick has never managed to carve out a consistent role as a pro.