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Hollister (hamstring) is active for Sunday's matchup with Carolina.

Hollister was added to the injury report Saturday, likely for precautionary reasons. He isn't expected to be limited Sunday.

Hollister was a late addition to the team's injury report for Sunday's game against the Panthers due to a hamstring issue and is considered questionable.

Hollister likely suffered the injury at some point following the release of the injury report, potentially leaving the team slightly shorthanded at tight end heading into the contest. Considering the rookie owns just two receptions so far this season, his potential absence shouldn't have a large impact on the offense as long as Rob Gronkowski and Dwayne Allen are healthy.

McGrath (foot) popped up on Friday's injury report and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Eagles.

His questionable designation is somewhat surprising, as he was a full participant at practice all week. Thus, there could be more to the situation than the team has announced. Until more clarity is gained, the depth tight end and special teams performer looks to be a game-time decision.

Kroft is poised for another start Sunday at Cleveland with Tyler Eifert (back) unable to play.

In the Bengals' first outing without Eifert this season, Kroft took the field for all but one of the 61 offensive snaps this past Sunday in Green Bay. That said, Kroft was only used modestly as a receiver, notching three catches (on four targets) for 28 yards. Each of those marks were his most in a game since Week 5 of the 2016 season, so it's difficult to trust Kroft for much, if any, production during Eifert's absence.

Graham (ankle) was removed from the injury report ahead of Sunday's game against the Colts, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Graham played through the same ankle injury last week without any reported setbacks, catching seven of 12 targets for 72 yards in a 33-27 loss to the Titans. He was held out of Wednesday's practice and limited at Thursday's session, but he nonetheless figures to handle his usual workload Sunday against the Colts.

Tomlinson (elbow) doesn't appear on the injury report ahead of Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Tomlinson, who missed the past two games with an ailing elbow, was a full participant in practice Friday and appears to be good to go moving forward. However, as the No. 2 tight end on a desolate Jets offense, his upside is extremely limited.

James (shoulder) was removed from the Steelers' Week 4 injury report after practicing in full Friday.

James remains ahead of Vance McDonald and Xavier Grimble in the Steelers' TE pecking order, but after a two-TD effort in Week 1, his production has cooled, as he's combined for six catches for 46 yards in the team's two games since then.

Graham (ankle) was a limited practice participant Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Graham is ahead of last week's DNP/DNP/full practice schedule, following up Wednesday's absence with a capped showing Thursday. No matter where he ends up this Friday, owners breathed a sigh of relief in Week 3 after he corralled seven of 11 passes for 72 yards. If active Sunday night, Graham will be seeking to be the second tight end in as many weeks (previously, Browns rookie David Njoku) to reach the end zone against the Colts.

Graham (ankle) didn't practice Wednesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.

Graham missed practice Wednesday and Thursday last week due to the same ankle issue, but returned as a full participant Friday and ultimately caught seven of 11 targets for 72 yards in Sunday's 33-27 loss to the Titans. With no setback reported in the contest, the Seahawks likely are just being cautious with Graham ahead of their Week 4 matchup with the Colts. Top wideout Doug Baldwin (groin) seems to be in far more danger of missing that contest.

Los Angeles coach Anthony Lynn said the team needs to get Henry more involved offensively, Ricky Henne of the Chargers' official site reports.

It's been an unusual start to the season for Henry, who caught seven passes for 80 yards in Week 2 but didn't draw any targets in the Chargers' other two games. His involvement figures to even out as the season progresses, but the ample competition for touches isn't likely to change anytime soon. Henry is splitting snaps with Antonio Gates in an offense that's devoting a lot of attention to running back Melvin Gordon and wideouts Keenan Allen, Tyrell Williams and Travis Benjamin. There are only so many opportunities to go around, and it's clear Gordon and Allen are the focal points.