Raiders add veteran tight end, waive new tight end and rookie safety

Sincity Press Staff 2 hours ago 1 min read 3
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The Raiders signed tight end Chris Myarick and wavied tight end Zack Kuntz along with safety Tanner Wall, the team announced.

The Las Vegas Raiders did not add any new signings on Wednesday but adjusted their roster, announcing the addition of veteran tight end Chris Myarick while releasing tight end Zack Kuntz and rookie safety Tanner Wall. Myarick logged an NFL stint with the New York Giants in 2022, recording 10 receptions for 82 yards and two touchdowns over 27 career games. He went undrafted in 2019 after playing college football at Temple, debuted with the Miami Dolphins in 2020 and joined the Giants in 2021, appearing in 24 games for New York. Kuntz, who appeared in one game each for the New York Jets during the 2023 and 2024 seasons, had been signed by the Raiders on Friday. Wall, an undrafted rookie who played collegiately at Brigham Young, was also waived. The moves were announced Wednesday afternoon.