Cardale Jones did not make the team, with Los Angeles going with Tyrod Taylor and rookie Easton Stick behind Philip Rivers. The XFL has openly mentioned Jones on multiple occasions, so the former Bills and Ohio State passer could be a high-profile candidate for the upstart league.

Here are the Bolts’ Saturday cuts:

• Patrick Afriyie, DE
• Larry Allen, G
• Chris Brown, G
• Blake Camper, T
• Thomas Costigan, DE
• Jeremy Cox, RB
• Spencer Drango, G
• Malachi Dupre, WR
• Derrick Gore, RB
• Kemon Hall, CB
• Reggie Howard, DT
• Ben Johnson, TE
• Cardale Jones , QB
• Anthony Lanier, DE
• Bradford Lemmons, CB
• Justice Liggins, WR
• Dee Liner, DT
• Vince Mayle, TE
• T.Y. McGill, DT
• Jamar McGloster, T
• Jason Moore, WR
• Detrez Newsome, RB
• Tyler Newsome, P
• Andre Patton, WR
• Adarius Pickett, S
• Rodney Randle, CB
• Jeff Richards, CB
• Artavis Scott, WR
• Jordan Smallwood, WR
• Matt Sokol, TE
• Arrion Springs, CB
• Tanner Volson, C
• Jaylen Watkins, S
• Brant Weiss, T
• Kyle Wilson, LB
• Elijah Zeise, LB

Chicago Bears

• OL Willie Beavers

Indianapolis Colts

• S Isaiah Johnson
• CB D.J. Killings
• WR Jordan Veasy

Jacksonville Jaguars

• QB Alex McGough

Los Angeles Chargers

• DE Patrick Afriyie
• LB Tre’Von Johnson
• QB Cardale Jones
• WR Justice Liggins
• TE Vince Mayle
• WR Andre Patton
• DB Arrion Springs

Arizona Cardinals

• LB Ufomba Kamalu, DE Ryan Russell, CB Linden Stephens, CB Ronald Zamort (link)

Atlanta Falcons

• LB B.J. Bello, LB Richie Brown, S Sharrod Neasman, DT Rakeem Nunez-Roches, DE Jeremiah Valoaga (link)

Baltimore Ravens

• CB De’Vante Bausby, G Jermaine Eluemunor (visit), WR Janorian Grant (visit), CB Prince Charles Iworah, CB Kalan Reed (link)

Chicago Bears

• WR Reggie Davis, WR Cyril Grayson, WR Carlos Henderson (Twitter link via Sirius XM Radio’s Adam Caplan)

Cleveland Browns

• CB D.J. Killings, CB Peyton Thompson (Twitter link via Caplan)

Detroit Lions

• LB Zaire Anderson, TE Marcus Baugh, TE Jerome Cunningham, LS Ryan DiSalvo, K Kai Forbath, TE Temarrick Hemingway, P Jeff Locke, P Brad Nortman, LS Jeff Overbaugh, LS Taybor Pepper, K Cairo Santos, LB Brandon Spikes (link)

Houston Texans

• LB Kevin Minter, DT Chris Okoye, LB Hayes Pullard, LB John Timu (Twitter link via the Houston Chronicle’s Aaron Wilson)

Jacksonville Jaguars

• WR Chad Hansen, RB Jeremy Langford, QB Paxton Lynch (via Caplan, on Twitter)

Los Angeles Chargers

• TE Jerell Adams, TE Vince Mayle, TE Wes Saxton (link)

New England Patriots

• DT Michael Bennett, DE Ryan Delaire, DE John Simon, LB Azeem Victor (Twitter links via Balzer and NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport)

San Francisco 49ers

• WR Deontex Alexander, S Kelcie McCray, S Eddie Pleasant (link)

Seattle Seahawks

• C Dillon Day, T Gerhard de Beer, T Christian DiLauro, DT David Parry (link)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• T Christian DiLauro (link)

Tennessee Titans

• TE Donnie Ernsberger, WR Shay Fields, TE Temarrick Hemingway, WR Roger Lewis, WR Kalif Raymond (link)

Arizona Cardinals

• Signed: DE Ufomba Kamalu
• Cut: DE Alec James

Baltimore Ravens

• Signed: OL Jermaine Eluemunor, WR Janarion Grant

Denver Broncos

• Signed: P Colby Wadman
• Cut: DL Niles Scott

Green Bay Packers

• Signed: G Anthony Coyle
• Cut: C Austin Davis

Houston Texans

• Signed: WR Malachi Dupre

Los Angeles Chargers

• Signed: TE Vince Mayle, RB Detrez Newsome

Miami Dolphins

• Signed: DL Cameron Malveaux

New York Jets

• Signed: WR Deontay Burnett
• Placed on practice squad IR: WR ArDarius Stewart

Philadelphia Eagles

• Signed: G Josh Andrews
• Cut: C Jon Toth

Seattle Seahawks

• Cut: C Marcus Henry

Tennessee Titans

• Signed: WR Kalif Raymond, G Ian Silberman
• Cut: DL Deon Simon, QB Logan Woodside

Baltimore Ravens

• G Jonathan Cooper, G Dillon Day, G Jamil Douglas, C T.J. Johnson, G Austin Pasztor, G Ian Silberman, T Darrell Williams. (Twitter link via ESPN’s Jamison Hensley)

Cincinnati Bengals

• S Quin Blanding, DT Joshua Frazier, S Mike Mitchell, DT Elijah Qualls, DE Charles Tapper (Twitter links via Balzer and Sirius XM’s Adam Caplan)

Cleveland Browns

• K Giorgio Tavecchio (link)

Dallas Cowboys

• S Andrew Adams, CB David Amerson, CB Alex Carter, CB Michael Hunter, CB Jeremy Lane (via the Houston Chronicle’s Aaron Wilson, on Twitter)

Indianapolis Colts

• CB Johnathan Alston, CB De’Vante Bausby, S Kurtis Drummond, Jackson Porter, CB Josh Shaw (Visit, link)

Jacksonville Jaguars

• P Joseph Davidson (link)

New York Jets

• CB De’Vante Bausby, DT Michael Bennett, WR Jace Billingsley, T Gerhard de Beer, LB Azeem Victor, Adolphus Washington (link)

Philadelphia Eagles

• G Kofi Amichia, G Spencer Drango, G Kaleb Johnson, T Rees Odhiambo (link)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• TE Nick O’Leary (link)

Tennessee Titans

• WR Nick Williams (link)

Washington Redskins

• TE Evan Baylis, TE Pharoah Brown, TE Vince Mayle, WR Tre McBride, QB Josh Woodrum (link)

Buffalo Bills

• DT Du’Vonta Lumpkin (link)

Carolina Panthers

• WRs Donteea Dye, Brandon Reilly (link)

Cleveland Browns

• RB Mark Thompson (per Ian Rapoport of NFL.com); TE Vince Mayle; G Spencer Drango; C Anthony Fabiano; LBs Richie Brown, Tegray Scales (per Caplan)

Green Bay Packers

• TEs Troy Mangen, Ethan Wolf; CBs Trevon Mathis, Linden Stephens (link)

Houston Texans

• OTs Christian DiLauro, Rees Odhiambo, David Sharpe; G Will Holden; DT Josh Banks; Ks Jon Brown, Sam Ficken, Kai Forbath; Ps Brad Nortman, Colton Schmidt, Justin Vogel; LS Zach Triner (link)

Jacksonville Jaguars

• FB Jalston Fowler; LBs Kennan Gilchrist, Nigel Harris, Jacob Pugh, Antwione Williams; DE Charles Tapper (link)

Los Angeles Rams

• T Darrell Williams (per Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle)

Miami Dolphins

•  G Spencer Drango; C Anthony Fabiano; LBs Richie Brown, Tegray Scales; CB Herb Waters (link)

New York Jets

• LB Harvey Langi (link)

Seattle Seahawks

• LBs Tre’von Johnson, Emmanuel Smith (per Caplan)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• QBs Brogan Roback, Josh Woodrum; RBs Matthew Dayes, Akrum Wadley; WR Isaac Whitney; CBs Jeremy Boykins (link)

Washington Redskins

• QB Kyle Allen (per Wilson); WRs Jehu Chesson, Amba Etta-Tawo, Jordan Leslie, Devin Lucien, Ka’Raun White; LB Kennan Gilchrist (per Balzer)

Davis started nine games for Baltimore last season but has just 30 career tackles. He missed the entire 2016 season.

The Ravens will also cut guard Nico Siragusa, a 2017 fourth-rounder who saw an injury end his rookie season before it started. Recently coming off suspension, tight end Darren Waller also won’t be part of the Ravens’ season-opening roster.

Here is the full list of Baltimore’s cuts, the first group including the players who will head to the waiver wire:

• T Randin Crecelius
• NT Carl Davis
• RB Gus Edwards
• RB Christopher Ezeala
• DE Myles Humphrey
• DE Bronson Kaufusi
• G Cameron Lee
• WR Andre Levrone
• TE Vince Mayle
• WR Breshad Perriman
• G Maurquice Shakir
• G Nico Siragusa
• RB Mark Thompson
• RB De’Lance Turner
• TE Darren Waller
• WR Tim White
• QB Josh Woodrum

Released:

• LB Albert McClellan

Placed on Reserve/NFI list:

• P Kaare Vedvik

If Rudolph is as good as advertised, one can’t help but wonder if the Steelers could opt to carry two QBs instead of three, leaving Jones without a job. There has been no indication that Jones, who is entering his sixth NFL season, is on the bubble, but it may be something to keep in mind during training camp.

Here’s more from the AFC North:

• Free agent wide receiver Eli Rogers says he’ll “choose” where he’ll be play within the next few days (Twitter link). Rogers has been waiting in limbo after undergoing knee surgery this offseason. Rogers was a surprise standout for the Steelers in 2016 as he caught 48 passes for 504 yards and three touchdowns and continued his strong play in the postseason. He couldn’t replicate those numbers last year, but the Steelers are still said to be interested in re-signing him.
• The Ravens announced that tight end Vince Mayle is off the PUP list. Mayle was previously dealing with a high ankle sprain, but he passed his physical and is now eligible to practice. Mayle will have to compete for his job as the team has two locks at TE in first-round pick Hayden Hurst and third-round pick Mark Andrews. Mayle, Nick Boyle, Maxx Williams are competing for no more than two jobs, and it’s possible that only one other TE will make the cut behind the team’s rookies.
• Former Bengals first-round pick Cedric Ogbuehi is feeling good about his move to right tackle.
• Will Browns rookie Baker Mayfield start the most games of any first-round QB this year? Or will it be Ravens QB Lamar Jackson? Or one of the other three signal callers? Click here to cast your vote.

“I’m so excited to see how well (Ogbah’s) doing out here this year,” Williams said, via Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com. “He’s night and day more relaxed and doing things more instinctively, not overthinking and not as afraid to make a mistake as he was last year because we moved him into a new position. Knock on wood, staying healthy, he’s going to really stand out this year.”

Here’s the latest from Cleveland and other AFC North cities.

• A new addition to the Browns’ defensive end room expected to be a member of Cleveland’s defensive end rotation behind Garrett and Ogbah, UFA signee Chris Smith will likely be used as an interior pass rusher. “He can play inside; he can play outside; he brings a lot of energy to the room,” Browns defensive line coach Clyde Simmons said, via Cabot. “He’s got a high motor and I think it’s going to be great competition.” Smith joins third-round pick Chad Thomas and previous Browns draftees Carl Nassib and Nate Orchard. Though, Smith is pretty much a roster lock since he signed a three-year, $14MM contract that would cost the Browns to shed this year. So, Nassib and Orchard could be vying for one spot.
• Other than Ryan Shazier, the Steelers have not possessed an open-and-shut case for exercising a fifth-year option in a while. They passed on Jarvis Jones‘ and picked up Bud Dupree‘s, doing so despite the 2015 first-rounder’s inconsistency. However, with Artie Burns‘ decision coming up in May, Tim Benz of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review sees another difficult call coming. Burns has not established himself as a surefire member of the Steelers’ core but is expected to be a starter again opposite Joe Haden. This season figures to be pivotal for the Miami product’s future.
• The Ravens are moving Vince Mayle from tight end to wide receiver, Edward Lee of the Baltimore Sun notes. This comes as Baltimore’s wideout room looks more crowded with possible roster cogs than it did last season. With Michael Crabtree, Willie Snead and John Brown borderline locks for the 53-man unit, the Ravens will have some choices to make at preseason’s end. A 2015 Browns pick, Mayle played in 16 games with the 2017 Ravens. Third-year backup Chris Moore may not see much receiver time, per Lee, who adds fourth- and fifth-round rookies Jaleel Scott (New Mexico State) and Jordan Lasley (UCLA) aren’t locks to make the roster. Though, the Ravens will surely give them every opportunity to do so and it’s a fairly safe bet the rookies will be on the Week 1 roster. The Ravens’ wideouts averaged a league-low 8.9 yards per catch last season.

Atlanta Falcons

• Signed: DB Tyson Graham, DT Garrison Smith, DT Justin Zimmer

Baltimore Ravens

• Re-signed: WR Quincy Adeboyejo, RB Alex Collins, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste, TE Vince Mayle, LB Patrick Onwuasor, OL Maurquice Shakir, OL Matt Skura (ERFA)

Buffalo Bills

• Re-signed: TE Nick O’Leary, CB Lafayette Pitts, TE Logan Thomas, DE Eddie Yarbrough (ERFA)

Carolina Panthers

• Re-signed: WR Damiere Byrd, OL Tyler Larsen, P Michael Palardy (ERFA)

Chicago Bears

• Signed original round RFA tender: CB Bryce Callahan

Green Bay Packers

• Re-signed: WR Geronimo Allison, CB Donatello Brown, QB Joe Callahan, WR Michael Clark; FB Joe Kerridge, G Justin McCray, T Adam Pankey, G Lucas Patrick, S Jermaine Whitehead (ERFA)

Los Angeles Rams

• Re-signed: RB Malcolm Brown, K Sam Ficken, CB Troy Hill (ERFA)

New York Jets

• Signed original-round RFA tender: S Rontez Miles, TE Neal Sterling

Seattle Seahawks

• Re-signed: LB Paul Dawson
• Re-signed: C Joey Hunt, DE Branden Jackson, LS Tyler Ott (ERFA)

RFAs

Tendered at original round level ($1.907MM):

• Cardinals: DL Xavier Williams
• Jets: S Rontez Miles (via Ralph Vacchiano of SNY)
• Saints: WR Willie Snead (story)
• Steelers: LB Anthony Chickillo (via Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

Non-tendered:

• Saints: CB Delvin Breaux (story)

ERFAs

Tendered:

• Bills: TE Nick O’Leary, DE Eddie Yarbrough, TE Logan Thomas, CB Lafayette Pitts (via Mike Rodak of ESPN.com)
• Browns: FB: Dan Vitale, C Austin Reiter (via Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal)
• Buccaneers: RB Peyton Barber (story)
• Jaguars: WR Shane Wynn (story)
• Packers: QB Joe Callahan, T Adam Pankey (reports via Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com),
• Ravens: RB Alex Collins, TE Vince Mayle, CB Stanley Jean-Baptiste (via Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com, on Twitter)

Non-tendered:

• Bears: TE Daniel Brown, LB John Timu

• The Eagles have promoted running back Terrell Watson from the practice squad, reports ESPN’s Adam Caplan (via Twitter). The former Azusa Pacific standout joined the organization in late December after having spent time with the Browns and Broncos. The 23-year-old is expected to see some work in short-yardage situations this weekend.
• The Ravens have claimed wide receiver Vince Mayle off waivers from the Cowboys and placed linebacker Zach Orr on injured reserve, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com was among those to report. Mayle hasn’t been a factor as a wideout, having gone parts of two NFL seasons without a catch, but did get 94 special teams snaps in Dallas this season before it cut him Thursday. Orr, meanwhile, had already been declared out for the Ravens’ season finale against Cincinnati because of a neck issue. He piled up 132 tackles (47 more than any other Raven) and three interceptions this season.
• The Cowboys have promoted offensive lineman Ryan Seymour from the practice squad, reports Charean Williams of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram (via Twitter). The former seventh-round pick last made an NFL appearance in 2014, when he played 11 games (three starts) for the Browns.
• The Chiefs have activated linebacker Justin March-Lillard off IR and waived defensive lineman David King, per Adam Teicher of ESPN.com. Kansas City designated March-Lillard to return Dec. 21, which came at running back Jamaal Charles‘ expense. Before March-Lillard broke his hand in October, he started in all five appearances and amassed 22 tackles. King picked up three appearances with the Chiefs (two this year, one last season), but he didn’t record a tackle.

Ben Levine contributed to this post.

• The Panthers placed wide receiver Devin Funchess on injured reserve and promoted wideout Damiere Byrd from their practice squad, according to Joseph Person of the Charlotte Observer. Funchess has a knee issue that won’t require surgery, but it will cut his second NFL season a bit short. With just 23 catches on 58 targets, the 2015 second-round pick from Michigan had an unspectacular year, but he did average 16.1 yards per reception and add four touchdowns.
• The Cowboys cut receiver Vince Mayle, who went without a catch for the second year in a row. Most of Mayle’s work (94 of 130 snaps) came on special teams.

• The Cowboys promoted wide receiver Vince Mayle from the practice squad to the active roster. He takes the place of tight end Geoff Swaim, who has been formally placed on IR after undergoing pectoral surgery. Mayle was a fifth-round pick of Cleveland in 2015.
• The Packers placed running back Don Jackson on IR to make room for the newly acquired Christine Michael, tweets ESPN’s Field Yates. Green Bay promoted Jackson from its practice squad last month, and the undrafted rookie from Nevada went on to amass 10 carries for 32 yards before succumbing to a knee injury in practice Wednesday.