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The Jaguars signed Myarick to a contract Saturday.

Myarick sustained a metacarpal fracture in his hand near the end of training camp in 2023, and he was waived from the Giants' injured reserve in November. He played in 16 regular-season games with the Giants in 2022, recording seven catches for 65 yards and one touchdown. Now healthy, Myarick will compete for a depth spot at tight end in Jacksonville behind Evan Engram.

The Eagles claimed Foelsch off waivers Saturday, Zach Berman of The Athletic reports.

Foelsch was waived by the Jets on Friday, but he didn't have to wait long to latch on with a new team, and he'll take the spot of the recently waived McCallan Castles (undisclosed). It's the third team Foelsch has been on since being signed as an undrafted free agent by the Panthers in May. In his senior season at New Haven, Foelsch registered 32 catches for 318 yards and seven touchdowns. He'll look to compete for a depth spot at tight end behind Dallas Goedert.

Schoonmaker didn't practice Saturday and is considered day-to-day due to a groin injury, Calvin Watkins of The Dallas Morning News reports.

The fact that the injury has been deemed day-to-day rather than week-to-week suggests it's not serious, but it's unclear when Schoonmaker may get back on the field. The second-year pro is slated to work as Dallas' No. 2 tight end behind Jake Ferguson this season. The former has struggled to stay healthy since the end of the 2023 campaign, though, as he underwent offseason shoulder surgery and then missed OTAs due to a hamstring issue before suffering the current groin injury.

Stoll has been sidelined with a concussion, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.

Stoll will be sidelined until he can clear the league's concussion protocol. After spending his first three seasons in Philadelphia, he is looking for a fresh start in New York as a depth tight end. A return to training camp sooner than later would be beneficial for him toward securing a spot on the 53-man roster.

Thomas (calf) has suffered a calf injury but is hopeful to be ready for Week 1, Joe Person of The Athletic reports.

Thomas is currently projected as the third tight end on Carolina's roster behind Tommy Tremble and Ja'Tavion Sanders. Thus, a return to training camp prior to Week 1 would be beneficial for the veteran tight end's aim toward securing a spot on the team's 53-man roster. Still, the 28-year-old has been with the team since 2018 and figures to be more likely than not to make the squad. Thus, expect Carolina to err on the side of caution in regard to bringing him back to practice too early.

Horsted was released by the Saints on Saturday, John Hendrix of SI.com reprts.

Horsted inked a deal with New Orleans during OTAs, but he was ultimately unable to show enough to secure a longer stint. His 2023 campaign ended with him on the Raiders' injured reserve due to a hamstring injury. He has seemingly moved on from the injury and will now look for a new landing spot.

The Eagles waived/injured Castles on Saturday due to an undisclosed injury.

It is not clear what injury Castles is dealing with as of now. Prior to the injury, he was competing for a depth tight end role on Philadelphia's roster. Assuming the Tennessee product does not get claimed off waivers, he will likely revert back to the Eagles' injured reserve.

The Panthers waived/injured Hodges on Saturday due to an undisclosed injury, Joe Person of The Athletic reports.

It is unclear what injury Hodges is dealing with at this time. If he ultimately goes unclaimed on waivers, the tight end will subsequently revert to Carolina's injured reserve. From there, his season will come to a premature end unless both he and the team can come to terms on an injury settlement once his health is back up to par.

Stover should see more snaps in preseason games due to Teagan Quitoriano (calf) being expected to miss at least a few weeks.

Quitoriano suffered a strained calf during Thursday's preseason game against Chicago, which clears the way for Stover to emerge as the team's third tight end. Stover caught two of three targets for 26 yards Thursday.

Quitoriano is expected to miss at least a few weeks after sustaining a strained calf during Thursday's preseason game against the Bears, Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 Houston reports.

There was immediate concern about the nature and severity of the injury, but it appears Quitoriano avoided a serious injury. The time missed is expected to lead to more opportunities for rookie Cade Stover, who could emerge as the third tight end behind Dalton Schultz and Brevin Jordan.