Datone Jones

Jones was a late add from the market in mid-August, ultimately failing to standout during camp. It's hard to imagine him making an impact in 2020 since he was also released from the Jaguars during final cuts of 2019. Jones, 30, was the Packers’ first-round choice in 2013.

Jones isn't a lock to make the roster, but he'll compete for a depth spot on the interior. The Raiders have needed defensive line help for a decade and have actually invested into the trenches over the last few offseasons.

Jones being cut is somewhat of a surprise, as he impressed in training camp and played well in the preseason, recording 12 tackles (10 solo) and blocking a field-goal attempt in four contests. The 29-year-old's efforts could help him land a job elsewhere after playing only eight games over the past three seasons.

Jones tied for the team lead in tackles and had two tackles for loss as he's come on strong since joining the Jaguars in June. The 2013 first-round pick has been limited to eight games over the past three seasons, but he's looked rejuvenated early on in Jacksonville.