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Trautwein

They were all roster longshots from the get-go. Victorian is a former UDFA out of nearby Louisiana Tech. He needed a better rookie camp showing to last.

Undrafted out of Indiana all the way back in 2006, Taylor last suited up for the Texans in the 2008 season. He’s rushed for 160 yards on 42 carries (3.8 YPC) in seven career games. Taylor won’t earn a spot in the Saints’ crowded backfield next season.

The Bolts released veteran WR Roscoe Parrish earlier Monday. Trautwein is still only 26 years old, but hasn’t appeared in a game since 2009. His career is quickly running out of steam.

Lynch started eight of 32 games with the Bucs the past two seasons, but he’s essentially a special teamer. Trautwein will vie for the final offensive line spot. Malone will be a golfing buddy for standout punter Mike Scifres until he’s released after training camp.

Trautwein couldn’t survive final cuts with the Chargers last season, and hasn’t appeared in a game since 2009. He’d be a warm body for the final few weeks of camp.

Trautwein was on the Browns’ active roster for the first four weeks, but didn’t play. He’s a long-term project and possible future right tackle.

The Browns needed an open roster spot after their two-for-one trade, and Trautwein was the unlucky loser. He’ll be a practice squad candidate if he clears waivers.

Porter was expected to make the Packers out of camp last summer, but his season was derailed by a sprained MCL. He spent time on the Redskins’ practice squad before landing in Cleveland. The Stillman college product will fight for a spot behind Peyton Hillis and Montario Hardesty next summer.

St. Louis’ roster is now down to 75. Trautwein’s season-ending injury was a torn MCL. He was an undrafted free agent out of Florida in 2009.

Trautwein becomes a free agent, though he won’t play anytime soon due to a torn MCL. The Florida product is an unintriguing right tackle-only prospect.