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Buccaneers Roster Cuts: Tiquan Underwood, Drake Dunsmore Among Those Cut

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have cut down to the required 53 man roster, waiving a number of players and releasing several more. The cuts included Tiquan Underwood, a surprise to many in light of his preseason performance. The team actually cut beyond the required number, reducing the roster to 52 men. Of the team's 2012 draft picks, only Drake Dunsmore was cut. The complete list of cuts is below, courtesy of the team's official website.

Players waived by the Buccaneers are:

Additionaly, the team released the following:

DT Frank Okam
DT Amobi Okoye (injury settlement)

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