Around the NFL, Tuesday was "cut-down day," when clubs were required to reduce their roster to the 53-man active roster. It meant a lot of jobs were lost, but also meant a lot of dreams were either finally realized or continued.

In total 36 former players made the roster. We did not players who started at Florida then finished at another school, except in two instances (due to players longevity and impact at UF). The New York Jets and Atlanta Falcons each lead the way with four players each.

Of the 35 players on rosters, 16 of them entered the NFL from the Dan Mullen regime.

It is important to note this can change, possibly even fairly quickly. As clubs scour the waiver wire for players released by other teams, they can add to their roster, and release others as a result. That means some of these names could be let go, sent to other teams or reduced to the practice squad. That also means there are currently names not on this list that could still find themselves on NFL rosters, or at the very least, practice squad. Names like Tyrie Cleveland, Josh Hammond and Donovan Stiner, all of whom are good candidates to either be picked up or clear waivers and make their teams practice squad.

This is the first year without a slew of certain players. For years, starters from the 2006 and 2008 National Championship team had dominated NFL rosters. As that class continues to grow older and retire, Joe Haden and Carlos Dunlap are the only Gator starters from those championships teams to remain in the league.

Arizona Cardinals

1. Offensive lineman Max Garcia

2. Offensive lineman D.J. Humphries

3. Corner Marco Wilson

Atlanta Falcons

1. Tight end Kyle Pitts

2. Quarterback Feleipe Franks (finished at Arkansas; graduated from UF)

3. Defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard

4. Linebacker Dante Fowler Jr.

Dallas Cowboys

1. Linebacker Keanu Neal

Detroit Lions

1. Linebacker Alex Anzalone
   

Green Bay Packers

1. Defensive lineman T.J. Slaton
   

Los Angeles Rams

1. Wide receiver Van Jefferson

New Orleans Saints

1. Chauncey Gardner-Johnson

2. *Brian Poole is currently on IR, but is expected to return, making 37 Gators in the NFL, when he does

New York Giants

1. Wide receiver Kadarius Toney

San Francisco 49ers

1. Linebacker Marcell Harris

Seattle Seahawks

1. Defensive end Carlos Dunlap

2. Offensive lineman Stone Forsythe

3. Wide receiver Freddie Swain

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1. Quarterback Kyle Trask

Washington Football Team

1. Linebacker Jon Bostic

2. Offensive lineman David Sharpe

Cincinnati Bengals

1. Offensive lineman Fred Johnson

2. Kicker Evan McPherson
   

Houston Texans

1. Defensive end Jonathan Greenard

2. Corner Vernon Hargreaves III

Jacksonville Jaguars

1. Defensive lineman Taven Bryan

2. Corner CJ Henderson

3. Defensive end Lerentee McCray
   

Kansas City Chiefs

1. Wide receiver Demarcus Robinson

2. Punter Tommy Townsend
   

New England Patriots

1. Offensive lineman Trent Brown
   

New York Jets

1. Linebacker Jarrad Davis

2. Safety Marcus Maye

3. Running back La’Mical Perine

4. Defensive lineman Jabari Zuniga
   

Pittsburgh Steelers

1. Corner Joe Haden

Tennessee Titans

1. Janoris Jenkins (1-year at Florida)