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Fumagalli (abdomen) reached an injury settlement with the Broncos on Tuesday, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports.

Fumagalli was originally placed on injured reserve Sunday, but the Broncos ultimately decided to part ways with the second-year tight end. He now has a chance to sign on with another squad, if he can get his abdomen injury cleared.

Mabry was waived by the Seahawks on Saturday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

In a difficult preseason, the undrafted free agent failed to secure a role on the active roster, as the Seahawks opted to keep four veteran tight ends.

The Titans signed Hudson to the practice squad Sunday, Paul Kuharsky of 104.5 The Zone Nashville reports.

Hudson spent the offseason in Tennessee, and his performance in training camp was solid enough to garner a practice squad spot. The undrafted rookie out of Arizona State stands to continue working on his development as a blocker.

Kelce (knee) was a full participant in Tuesday's practice.

After being listed as a limited participant Monday on the Chiefs' first official practice report of the 2020 season, Kelce's ability to take every rep in Tuesday's session erases any concern about his availability for Thursday's game against the Texans. Coming off four straight seasons of at least 80 receptions and 1,000 receiving yards, Kelce profiles as an easy top-two fantasy tight end this season, and his stronger track record on the health front probably makes him a safer choice than 49ers standout George Kittle.

Myarick was cut by the Dolphins on Saturday, Safid Deen and Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun Sentinel report.

Myarick failed to make the roster at tight end. The Dolphins' depth chart at the position consists of Mike Gesicki, Durham Smythe and Adam Shaheen.

The Raiders signed Bowers to the practice squad Sunday, Tadd Haislop of SportingNews.com reports.

Bowers spent the offseason in Las Vegas, but he wasn't able to parley his way into a depth role at tight end. The undrafted rookie out of Penn State will instead get a chance to further his development on the practice squad.

Deguara is listed third, along with Jace Sternberger, on the unofficial depth chart released by the Packers on Monday night.

Deguara looks set to begin his career behind both Marcedes Lewis and Robert Tonyan, while mixing in alongside second-year pro Sternberger for work. The rookie third-round pick's versatility and impressive athleticism should make him a candidate to earn a larger role as his development progresses, but he's an unlikely option for fantasy success to kick off the 2020 season.

Thomas is listed as a starter on Washington's initial 2020 depth chart.

This was fully expected after multiple reports out of training camp relayed that Thomas received most of the first-team snaps. He won't necessarily have a three-down role, but the 29-year-old does figure to see more targets than Jeremy Sprinkle and Marcus Baugh, potentially setting up a rare late-20s breakout. It wouldn't necessarily be the type of breakout that leads to mainstream fantasy value, but Thomas does have a good chance to set career highs in every major receiving category.

The Texans waived/injured Stapleton (shoulder) on Sunday, WCCS Radio reports.

Stapleton was waived with an injury settlement. The undrafted rookie out of James Madison is expected to require five to seven weeks to recover from the shoulder fracture he suffered during training camp.

Okwuegbunam (hip) is participating in Tuesday's practice, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.

The hip issue sidelined the rookie tight end over the weekend, but his presence on the field Tuesday suggests he's on track to be ready to go for the Sept. 14 season opener versus the Titans. With second-year man Noah Fant locked in as Denver's clear top tight end, Okwuegbunam is poised to fill a minor role in the passing game to begin the season, if Denver chooses to keep him active in Week 1.