It's the nature of the NFL that, inevitably, the old is removed to make way for the new. As unpleasant as it might be, teams around the league go through the perennial proce s of having to shave their roster down from 90 men to a more manageable count of 53 in late August, and that means making tough decisions that doesn't always involve simply shooing away the obvious. Sometimes, the roster casualties are those most don't see coming, while others are admittedly a tad more obvious.With training camp rapidly approaching around the league, there's at least one notable veteran on each team that is on a hot seat for their job in 2021, and it's time to take a look at who they might be. If these 32 veterans don't have a fantastic training camp, they could be looking for new jobs when September rolls around. : , TE JAC TE #85 Tebow had to know this was a long shot when he signed on, and his only saving grace might be his relationship with Urban Meyer -- the reason he's getting this shot in the first place. That Miles Sanders Jersey said, even Meyer is claiming Tebow with no special considerations. Time will tell if that's true, but if it is, Tebow's experiment at tight end could end soon. The Jaguars have several tight ends already on the roster who have a ton of experience at the position, headlined by , who was also . Headlines aside, this is the most sensical cut to be made by the Jaguars, unle s they want to sacrifice a seat on their 53-man roster for a 33-year-old who's never played tight end before and came out of retirement to try. 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Smith has no choice but to be on high alert this coming season, as he also competes with for the right to stick around beyond 2021. Be it for rotation and/or salary cap implications, Smith is a prime candidate for either a trade or a release in the coming months and for all of his optimism, he knows he's on the bubble. : , DE SEA DE #99 In 2020, the Seahawks attempted to trade with the Cowboys to land Smith and were met with a dial tone. So when the Cowboys decided to part ways with Smith in 2021 free agency, the Seahawks jumped in and signed him without interference -- at least from another team. The interference turned out to come from Smith himself, who turned himself in . Granted, Smith isn't signed to a big-money deal, but rather a one-year contract at just around $1 million. But if he's going to be a distraction on a Lane Johnson Jersey team that had an offseason filled with them, and if Roger Goodell deems it nece sary to suspend him for any amount of time, the Seahawks might start thinking twice about a player they almost traded for but might not pan out in Seattle.Washington: , S Landon Collins SS Collins broke the bank in 2019 when he agreed to terms on a six-year, $84 million deal in Washington. And while that's wonderful for him as a player, it's time to begin a se sing if his production supports a continuation of such a mammoth deal. Collins was available for only seven games in 2020 because of a torn Achilles and wasn't exactly dominating before he went down with the season-ending injury. This means Washington has to be damn sure he'll not only return to form physically after a devastating injury, but that he'll also return to an All-Pro level in the proce s. Otherwise, they won't be able to justify his $16.92 million cap hit in 2021 (second-highest on the team). An outright release wouldn't yield enough savings to outweigh his presence, but trading him would see Washington net $12.72 million in savings. : , CB GB CB #20 It was all good just a year ago. King opened a lot of eyes in Green Bay when he hauled in a career-high five interceptions in 2019, making it appear the Packers made the right call when they selected him in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft. The problem is he had only one interception prior to 2019 and he grabbed none in 2020, combined with the fact he battled injury that cost him five regular-season games last Avonte Maddox Jersey year and a total of 22 regular-season games in his four-year career. King was also exposed badly in the NFC Championship Game, and the Packers made the decision to select and with their first- and fifth-round pick, respectively. This means their patience with King may be at its end. : , TE ARI TE #86 To be fair here, Ertz doesn't fear the chopping block in Philadelphia. If anything, he welcomes it. The problem is nobody knows if the Eagles will be able to work out a trade to land a sets in return for him, but what is clear is how his career with Philly is likely at its end in 2021. He wants out and to a team he feels values what he brings to the table, and the Eagles instead have googly eyes for as their TE1 for the future. The relationship between Ertz and the Eagles truly could end at any moment. : , LB KC ILB #53 The Chiefs know the value of having Hitchens around, but they also diminished it by adding in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft. The best plan would see Kansas City allow Bolton to learn under Hitchens this coming season, but with Hitchens approaching a contract year in 2022 and $6.44 million in cap savings to be had if he's traded or released in 2021, the veteran might be in very real trouble if Bolton hits the ground running in camp and beyond. : , TE CHI TE #80 Graham is rapidly approaching the dusk of his NFL career. The 34-year-old is on the books for the Bears this season to the tune of a $10 million cap hit, and his inability to consistently Fletcher Cox Jersey stretch the field -- albeit still being a quality red zone target -- makes it difficult to fathom Chicago being willing to take such a financial hit. He's set to earn $6.9 million in base salary in 2021, which all converts to cap savings if the Bears decide to show him the door and instead give his reps to other talent on their roster like . : , RB LAC RB #20 Michel entered the NFL with a ton of promise that's since been consistently derailed by injur