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NFL Waiver wire rules and order for Colts fans

As NFL team’s trim their active rosters down to the final 53-man requirement, there will be a number of players that will be hitting the league’s waiver fire and thus, subject to potential claim (or even signing) by the Indianapolis Colts.

Specifically, with the acquisition of backup center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger earlier Sunday morning, the Colts still project to be very active at offensive tackle, defensive tackle, and cornerback among other potential positions.

The multi-step cutdown format from recent offseasons is no longer in effect, as NFL teams make their final wave of releases all at once after the preseason concludes.

**Under Four Accrued Seasons:** Players with four or fewer accrued NFL seasons are placed on league waivers when released. Other teams can claim them in reverse order of the previous year’s NFL draft standings, which we have denoted below. Claims must be submitted by Monday at 1:00 p.m. ET.

**Vested Veterans:** Players with four or more accrued seasons bypass waivers entirely and become immediate unrestricted free agents, and are available to sign with any interested league suitor, without further restriction.

Here’s the NFL’s waive wire order headed into final 53-man roster cuts:

1. Las Vegas Raiders

2. New York Jets

3. Arizona Cardinals

4. Tennessee Titans

5. New York Giants

6. Cleveland Browns

7. Washington Commanders

8. New Orleans Saints

9. Kansas City Chiefs

10. Cincinnati Bengals

11. Miami Dolphins

12. Dallas Cowboys

13. Atlanta Falcons

14. Baltimore Ravens

15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

16. Indianapolis Colts

17. Detroit Lions

18. Minnesota Vikings

19. Carolina Panthers

20. Green Bay Packers

21. Pittsburgh Steelers

22. Los Angeles Chargers

23. Philadelphia Eagles

24. Jacksonville Jaguars

25. Chicago Bears

26. Buffalo Bills

27. San Francisco 49ers

28. Houston Texans

29. Los Angeles Rams

30. Denver Broncos

31. New England Patriots

32. Seattle Seahawks

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