[oldman]

Just my opinion, but I see:
QB (3) - PMII, Henne, Shurmur. While I like Litton's upside better, it's clear Andy doesn't. A surprise cut/trade would be Henne. I hear the stuff about vet QBs, but what is a QB coach for if not to help the young guys in the film room? Not to mention Andy.
RB (4) - Williams x2, Thompson, Sherman. Yeah, I think you classify the Sausage as a RB on occasion, but if it makes the rabble happy, 3 RB and 1 FB.
WR (6) - Hill, Watkins, DRob, Hardman, Pringle, DAT. Pringle and DAT for return skills, ST, and occasional trick plays.
OL (10) - Fisher, Wylie, Reiter, LDT, Schwartz. Plug and play, Erving, Allen, and Murray. Allegretti and MacKenzie as G only with Allegretti getting some reps at C later.
TE (2) - Kelce (duh) and Bell for right now. I didn't see Yelder play last night, so he still may be injured. If he's not, I'm going 3 TE with 9 OL, Murray to the PS.
Total 25.
DL (9) - Akafor, Clark, Jones, Nnadi, Kpass, Speaks, Saunders, Hamilton, and right now Obgbah, depending on Speaks injury. If it's not serious, you let Obgah go and keep X. Williams.
LB (6) - Hitch, Niemann, Wilson, Lee, Ragland, and Attaochu. As much as I'm firmly in the ABR (anybody but Ragland) camp, we just don't have anyone else. I do see Niemann beating him out as the starter. The DOD experiment might be over and look for a pickup over Attaochu.
S (5) - Mathieu, Thornhill, Sorenson, Lucas, and Watts.
CB (5) - Fuller, Breeland, Ward, Fields, and (flip a coin) Wade or Miller. Goodbye to either when Claiborne returns.
Total 25. I went with 5 and 5 on the DB just because Thornhill could play a semi-CB in a 3 S set.
Specialists (3) - Winchester, Colquitt, and Buttkicker.
IR - Lovett, Kemp, Dieter, and whoever else they can hide.