Logan Paulsen

Washington has a massive need at TE with Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis both expected to play elsewhere in 2020. Paulsen is a block-first TE that played 75 games with the Redskins from 2010-2014 before bouncing around with the Bears, 49ers and Falcons over the past few seasons. He'll likely form a committee of sorts with Jeremy Sprinkle.

Paulsen has been buried on the depth chart all season, and has failed to see the field as a result. Thus, there is no surprise that the Texans have ultimately opted to part ways with the veteran tight end. He is now free to look for a new gig.

Listed as the No. 4 option, Paulsen seemingly only provides depth to Houston's tight end unit. With Darren Fells, Jordan Akins and Jerell Adams all healthy and active for Monday, Houston will let Paulsen sit on the sideline.

Paulsen will give the Texans some added tight end depth, and his signing figures to foreshadow an IR move or two. The 32-year-old is a strong blocker, but it's been awhile since he's been on the fantasy radar for his pass-catching skills.