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Scott Chandler TE | NE
Tony Moeaki TE | CHI
Scott Chandler, Tony Moeaki return to action Friday
Bills tight ends Scott Chandler and Tony Moeaki both returned to action Friday night against the Panthers in preseason action.
Chandler was targeted once in the second drive of the game and was held without a catch. Moeaki, who missed the preseason opener against the Giants because of a hamstring injury, entered the game in the second half but did not receive a target. -
Jace Amaro TE | TEN
Jace Amaro featured heavily in first preseason action
Jets rookie tight end Jace Amaro played a team-high 42 snaps in the preseason opener against the Colts Thursday, according to ESPN.com.
Amaro was also targeted a team-high five times, though he was able to bring in just two of those passes for 18 yards. Amaro has had trouble figuring out the Jets' system in training camp, so he figures to see plenty of snaps in the preseason games.
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Tony Moeaki TE | CHI
Marquise Goodwin WR | CLE
Marquise Goodwin, Tony Moeaki could sit out Friday as well
According to ESPN.com, Bills wide receiver Marquise Goodwin (hamstring) and tight end Tony Moeaki (hamstring) are not expected to play in Friday's preseason game against the Panthers.
Neither player was able to play in last week's preseason opener, and Moeaki has been limited to individual workouts in practice this week. Goodwin has been active in practice, but has not been a full participant either.
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Coby Fleener TE | NO
Dwayne Allen TE | NE
Colts tight ends do little in preseason opener
The Colts tight ends split playing time pretty evenly during Thursday's preseason opener, though Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener didn't see much action beyond the first few drives.
According to the team's official site, Allen played 10 snaps against the Jets, while Fleener saw the field for eight plays. Both players were on the field for the first play, but neither came away from a reception.
Fleener saw a larger role a year ago, with Allen sidelined for all but one game with a hip injury.
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Jimmy Graham TE | NO
Jimmy Graham looks 'faster, stronger' in 2014
Saints tight end Jimmy Graham scored a touchdown during 7-on-7 drills Wednesday, according to ESPN. Graham has looked impressive in training camp, and according to safety Kenny Vaccaro he might be even better than he has been in past years.
"The dude's flying," Vaccaro said. "He's faster than last year, he seems stronger."
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Zach Ertz TE | WAS
Report: Zach Ertz to be Eagles' top red-zone receiver
Second-year tight end Zach Ertz will be the Eagles' "most utilized pass-catching weapon in the red zone," reports Birds 24/7. Ertz caught five touchdowns in the last nine games last year, and the website would not be surprised if he led the team in receiving scores.
"He attacks the ball in the air, can box defenders out and is a precise route runner," the report said of Ertz, a 6-5, 250-pounder. -
Dorin Dickerson TE | TEN
Chase Coffman TE | IND
Titans make roster moves
The Titans signed tight end Chase Coffman and guard Lanier Coleman. They also waived quarterback Tyler Wilson and put tight end Dorin Dickerson (undisclosed) on injured reserve.
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Jim Dray TE | ARI
Jim Dray dealing with shoulder injury
Browns tight end Jim Dray missed practice Tuesday due to a shoudler injury, the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
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Bills expect trio to return to practice Tuesday
The Bills expect to have wide receiver Marquise Goodwin and tight ends Scott Chandler and Tony Moeaki back at practice Tuesday, the team announced.
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Zach Sudfeld TE | NYJ
Zach Sudfeld gets some snaps with starters
Jets tight end Zach Sudfeld, a 6-7, 260-pounder, is getting some snaps with the starters as rookie Jaco Amaro struggles, reports The Star-Ledger. Sudfeld mostly runs with the second team and on special teams units.
Signed midseason last year, Sudfeld said "it's interesting how much difference it makes knowing the playbook a little bit. Last year, coming out here a little bit, it was kind of learning on the fly. I just try to take advantage of the reps I get.
"I do think that I have some ability to maybe stretch the field a little bit and kind of get out and run," he added. "I love playing in the West Coast [scheme]. It's a great offense for a tight end."