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  • Dolphins' Chris Myarick: Rejoins Dolphins

    Myarick signed a reserve/futures contract with Miami.

    Myarick saw some time with the team in the preseason but ultimately was unable to make the team during the 2019 campaign. He'll get another shot next year.

  • Ian Thomas TE | LV

    Panthers' Ian Thomas: Makes one grab in finale

    Thomas, who caught one pass for 12 yards in Sunday's 42-10 loss to the Saints, finishes up the 2019 season with 16 receptions (on 30 targets) for 136 yards and a touchdown in 16 games played.

    Thomas saw his role expand last year after Greg Olsen went down early in the season, but he took a back seat to the veteran in 2019. That situation resulted in noticeable declines from Thomas' 36/333/2 line, but with a handful of drops as well, he didn't help his case much either. On the bright side, with Olsen unlikely to be back with the Panthers in 2020, Thomas could have the tight end position to himself. Such a scenario would boost his fantasy upside, but along with his on-field development, Carolina's head coach and quarterback situation could play large factors in his outlook.

  • Mark Andrews TE | BAL

    Ravens' Mark Andrews: Held out of practie

    Andrews (ankle) did not practice Tuesday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

    Andrews was able to participate in the Ravens' final practice session prior to Week 17, but with the team getting an off day Wednesday and not playing until Jan. 11, it was decided to keep him off the field Tuesday.

  • Browns' Stephen Carlson: No targets in finale

    Carlson was not targeted in Sunday's 33-23 loss to the Bengals in Week 17.

    Carlson, an undrafted free agent out of Princeton, began the season on the Browns' practice squad before a promotion to the active roster midseason. Cleveland's tight end position was never solidified following David Njoku's wrist injury in Week 2, and all members took turns getting red-zone looks from quarterback Baker Mayfield. Carlson finished with five catches for 51 yards and one touchdown over nine games. With a new head coach coming in 2020, Carlson's status is uncertain. Presumably, a new coach will want to get a good look at Njoku, who missed many weeks due to the injury then ran afoul of former head coach Freddie Kitchens.

  • Matt Sokol TE | BUF

    Lions' Matt Sokol: Signs reserve/future contract

    Sokol signed a reserve/future contract with the Lions on Tuesday.

    Sokol spent time on the Chargers' and Jaguars' practice squads this season, but he has yet to make his NFL debut. The Michigan State product will look to make the most of his time in Detroit's system.

  • Jimmy Graham TE | NO

    Packers' Jimmy Graham: Most receptions since Week 9

    Graham was targeted seven times and caught four passes for 49 yards in Sunday's victory over the Lions.

    The four receptions were Graham's most in a game since Week 9, and the 49 yards were tied for the fourth most he put up in a game this season. With the Packers' next opponent uncertain, it remains to be seen what type of matchup he will face in Green Bay's first playoff matchup.

  • Paul Butler TE | LV

    Lions' Paul Butler: Lands in Detroit

    Butler signed a reserve/future contract with the Lions on Tuesday.

    Butler, who has yet to make his NFL debut, will now get the offseason to develop in Detroit. He previously spent time with the Raiders.

  • Zach Gentry TE | LV

    Steelers' Zach Gentry: Inactive in Week 17

    Gentry was inactive for Sunday's 28-10 loss to the Ravens.

    The Pittsburgh offense underused the tight end position all season resulting in Gentry playing just 50 offensive snaps over the course of four games. He finished the 2019 season catching his only target for four yards. He will likely have a similar role with the team in 2020 so long as Vance McDonald remains the starting tight end.

  • Titans' Anthony Firkser: Only one catch

    Firkser hauled in one of two targets for five yards in the team's Week 17 win over the Texans.

    Firkser slipped behind MyCole Pruitt in both snap count and production, ending the regular season on a disappointing note. Overall, he failed to reproduce his reception or yardage total from his rookie campaign, dipping by five receptions and 21 yards. After the Titans' run in the playoffs conclude, Firkser will be an exclusive rights free agent, meaning the Titans will only have to tender him a league-minimum, one-year offer to retain him for 2020.

  • Kevin Rader TE | NO

    Steelers' Kevin Rader: Back with Pittsburgh

    Rader signed a reserve/future contract with the Steelers on Monday, Teresa Varley of the team's official site reports.

    Rader spent most of the season on the Steelers' practice squad, though he was let go briefly during November. The 24-year-old is still looking to make his NFL debut since going undrafted out of Youngstown State in 2018.

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