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NFL Roster Cuts 2012: Ravens Cut Curtis Painter, 15 Others

The Baltimore Ravens have trimmed their roster to the required 53 men, and among those cut is perennial backup quarterback Curtis Painter. The full list of cuts is below, courtesy of the team's official website.

The Ravens waived the following players:

RB Anthony Allen
S Omar Brown
LB Josh Bynes
LB Nigel Carr
G/T Jack Cornell
WR Dorian Grahm
G/T Cord Howard
NT Nicolas Jean-Baptiste
NT Ishmaa'ily Kitchen
G Antoine McClain
DE Terrence Moore
WR Logan Payne
S Cyhl Quarles
OLB Chavis Williams

The following players were placed on injured reserve:

Additionally, the team terminated the contract of vested veteran guard Tony Wragge.

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