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Daniels was claimed off waivers by the Cardinals on Monday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

Daniels had originally been waived by Seattle to create a roster spot for Keenan Reynolds. Although Arizona could use some aid at the tight end position, it's likely that Daniels was claimed with the intent of helping out on special teams.

Dickerson signed a contract with the Giants on Monday, Art Stapleton of The Bergen Record reports.

Dickerson was previously waived by the Giants on Oct. 21, but he has rejoined the team following the placement of Quadree Henderson (shoulder) on injured reserve. With the status of Evan Engram (hamstring) up in the air, Dickerson will provide New York with depth at the tight end position heading into Sunday's tilt against the Bears.

Arnold is dealing with a chest injury and was a limited participant at Monday's practice.

Arnold is coming off a breakout performance in the Saints' Week 13 win over the Falcons, during which he recorded four receptions for 45 yards and a touchdown. He apparently didn't escape that game unscathed, but his presence on the field in any capacity Monday suggests he still has a good shot of playing Thursday night against the Cowboys in Week 13. Arnold will likely need to practice fully Tuesday or Wednesday to avoid an injury designation ahead of the contest.

Seals-Jones reeled in one of his two targets for a five-yard reception in Sunday's 45-10 loss to the Chargers.

It's the second week in a row that Seals-Jones has managed just one reception, taking most of the shine off his five-reception, 51-yard performance against the Chiefs in Week 10. The tight end also hasn't reached the end zone since Week 3, which makes it hard to count on him delivering much fantasy value in the Cardinals' upcoming contest Dec. 2 in Green Bay.

Waller signed a contract with the Raiders on Monday, Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic reports.

Waller is expected to receive an opportunity to play at some point this season, but he's unlikely to see a notable offensive workload behind top TE Jared Cook. A 2015 sixth-round pick, Waller was suspended for the entire 2017 season and will attempt to get his career back on track in Oakland. The 6-foot-5, 255-pound converted wideout could be an intriguing option for a Raiders team looking toward the future.

Engram (hamstring) said he's optimistic about his recovery timetable based on how he performed during a workout Monday under the supervision of the Giants' training staff.

Engram confirmed that his injury first cropped up during pregame warmups Sunday, rendering him unable to play in a 25-22 loss to the Eagles even though he wasn't included on the inactive list. Rhett Ellison filled in with four catches for 77 yards on six targets, playing 55 of 62 offensive snaps (89 percent) Engram seemingly believes he has a shot to return for the Week 13 game against the Bears, with Wednesday representing his first chance to practice.

Manhertz was seen with a walking boot on his left foot Monday, Joe Person of The Athletic reports.

Manhertz had surgery on his left foot during the summer and it's unclear if he aggravated it Sunday, or if he suffered a different injury altogether. The team has offered no official word on the issue, but Manhertz's status for the Week 13 contest against Tampa Bay could be in question.

Tonyan played one offensive snap in Sunday's 24-17 loss to the Vikings and wasn't targeted.

Tonyan had a tiny bit of fantasy intrigue in Week 12 thanks to a long touchdown grab in the team's previous game against the Seahawks. The fact that fellow tight end Jimmy Graham (thumb) was limited Sunday was also expected to help Tonyan, but the 24-year-old ultimately didn't factor into the offense in any noticeable way.

Lewis started at tight end in Sunday's 24-17 loss to the Vikings and caught one pass for four yards.

Lewis started and led all Packers tight ends in snaps with Jimmy Graham limited by a broken thumb, but the extra opportunities did nothing for his fantasy output. The 34-year-old should continue to benefit from an expanded role until Graham gets back to 100 percent -- which isn't a lock with just five games to go. Even so, with just three receptions for 39 yards on the season, it's going to take quite a leap of faith to include Lewis in fantasy lineups.

Graham (thumb) caught two of four targets for 34 yards in Sunday's 24-17 loss to the Vikings.

Graham was able to play Sunday despite fracturing his thumb in the Packers' previous game, but his injury prevented him from blocking at an effective level. As a result, the Packers limited Graham to just 22 snaps in the contest. Graham's thumb will likely improve moving forward, but since he's still not even two weeks removed from suffering the injury, his snaps could be restricted again next weekend against the Cardinals. Graham's participation -- or lack thereof -- at practice this week could provide an early hint to how involved he'll be versus Arizona, but it's not the most favorable matchup for the 32-year-old. The Cardinals have ceded just one touchdown to opposing tight ends since Week 2.