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Phillip Supernaw TE | TEN
Ravens add TE Phillip Supernaw to active roster
The Ravens have added tight end Phillip Supernaw to the active roster on Friday, according to the Baltimore Sun . He'll be taking the spot of Haloti Ngata, who was suspended four games for flunking a performance-enhancing drug test. Supernaw was signed to the practice squad earlier in the week, just a day after he was waived by Kansas City. He has only two catches this season.
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Garrett Graham TE | DEN
Texans TE Graham 'not looking good' for Sunday availability
An ankle injury appears destined to keep Texans tight end Garrett Graham sidelined for their Week 14 game at Jacksonville.
Bill O'Brien said Graham is "not looking good" for that game, per the Houston Chronicle.
Graham, who sustained the injury Sunday against Tennessee, has been a disappointment in 2014 with just 18 catches for 197 yards and one score in nine games.
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Dwayne Allen TE | NE
Colts TE Allen back to work; expected to play Sunday
Colts tight end Dwayne Allen is working early in practice Wednesday after missing the last two weeks with an ankle injury, per the team website. He's expected to play Sunday in Cleveland.
Allen has been a touchdown machine with seven this season among his 26 receptions.
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Phillip Supernaw TE | TEN
Ravens sign ex-Chief Supernaw
The Ravens have signed tight end Phillip Supernaw a day after he was waived by Kansas City, sources have told the Baltimore Sun.
The Chiefs had added Supernaw to their active roster for a few weeks after signing him off the Baltimore practice squad. He has two catches for one yard this season.
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Dwayne Allen TE | NE
Colts TE Dwayne Allen expected to play Sunday
The Colts' waiving of tight end Weslye Saunders is an indication tight end Dwayne Allen will play Sunday at Cleveland, reports the Indianapolis Star. Allen, who has seven touchdown catches, has missed two straight games with an ankle injury.
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Phillip Supernaw TE | TEN
Richard Gordon TE | DEN
Chiefs swap out tight ends
The Chiefs announced they waived tight end Phillip Supernaw and signed tight end Richard Gordon.
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Jets' receivers don't get many opportunities on MNF
With the Jets throwing 13 times Monday night, New York's receivers didn't get many opportunities.
Wideout Percy Harvin caught one of three targets for 6 yards and rushed six times for 27 yards. Tight end Zach Sudfeld made a 20-yard catch. Wideout Eric Decker caught two of four targets for 18 yards. Receiver Jeremy Kerley had a 2-yard reception and ran twice for 38 yards.
They'll all visit the Vikings in Week 14.
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Josh Thomas DB | DAL
Wesley Johnson C | SF
Muhammad Wilkerson DE | GB
Dakota Dozier OG | CHI
Jace Amaro TE | TEN
Walt Powell WR | JAC
Matt Simms QB | ATL
Jets reveal inactives for MNF
The Jets declared defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson (toe), quarterback Matt Simms, cornerback Josh Thomas, tight end Jace Amaro (concussion), offensive tackles Dakota Dozier and Wesley Johnson and wideout Walt Powell inactive for Monday's game against the Dolphins.
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Dwayne Allen TE | NE
Colts TE Dwayne Allen might be back at practice Wednesday
Colts coach Chuck Pagano said Monday tight end Dwayne Allen, who has missed the last two games due to an ankle injury, might return to practice Wednesday. The Colts are back in action Week 14 at Cleveland.
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Jimmy Graham TE | NO
Steelers' defensive tactics keep Jimmy Graham off stat sheet
Fantasy owners were devastated Sunday when star Saints tight end Jimmy Graham had no catches during a 35-32 victory against the Steelers. In fact, Graham wasn't even targeted in the win, which was highly unusual since he leads New Orleans with 87 targets.
While Fantasy owners were not happy with Graham's production, Graham himself seemed fine with what transpired Sunday.
"For me, it's all about the W's. I don't care if it's zero catches, 10 catches or 20, as long as we win," Graham said, per ESPN.
Graham explained his absence of stats was a result of the Steelers using several different defensive tactics against him, which included safeties Troy Polamalu and Will Allen were undercutting most of his routes.
"Usually, they wait 'til I break. But he's a smart player," Graham said of Polamalu. "And [Allen], he's a smart player too, he did it once or twice. I can tell that they're watching a lot of film and looking at tendencies and looking at formations and splits.
"But we'll watch film and we'll look at ways that we can expose that."