Charles Clay

It's the first team to visit with Clay, who opted out of 2020. Clay has a history with Ravens OC Greg Roman, playing under him for two seasons with Buffalo. He wouldn't be more than a No. 3 tight end in Baltimore behind Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle.

Clay last played for the Cardinals in 2019, catching 18 passes in 15 games. Fantasy managers will remember Clay from his days in Miami, where he totaled 127 receptions in 2013 and 2014. Now 32, Clay could get some run for a team without a locked-in TE1. 

Despite missing the season finale and ranking second to Maxx Williams among Cardinals tight ends in offensive snap share -- 37.7 versus 46.3 percent -- Clay led the position group in every statistical category but TDs. That honor went to Dan Arnold with two. Considering Arnold showed considerable chemistry with rookie QB Kyler Murray in just three appearances, the front office may feel comfortable moving on from the 30-year-old Clay, who will be an unrestricted free agent in March. Both Arnold and Williams are under contract next season.

Clay didn't get in any practice reps this week, so it's no surprise the Cardinals are erring on the side of caution with his calf injury. In his absence, the team will rely on Maxx Williams and Dan Arnold at tight end.