Dray was released Tuesday by the Cardinals, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Cardinals signed Dray last week in order to add depth to an injured tight end unit. Now, with his release, it would appear that starter Jermaine Gresham (ribs) is likely to return for Week 3 after being inactive for Sunday's win over the Colts.

Dray is signing with the Cardinals, Kent Somers of AZCentral.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Cardinals are looking to bolster their tight end position due to injuries to both Jermaine Gresham (ribs) and Troy Niklas (hip). Dray will still be behind Ifeanyi Momah on the depth chart and will likely only see game-action in emergency situations, at least until he gets a better handle on the playbook.

Dray signed a contract with San Francisco on Monday, Nick Wagoner of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dray was signed to replace Blake Bell (shoulder), who was placed on IR Monday. Likely the last option at tight end, behind Garrett Celek and Je'Ron Hamm, Dray is unlikely to have much of any fantasy impact in the final two weeks of the season.

Dray was released by the Bills on Tuesday, ESPN's Mike Rodak reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dray will be replaced by Gerald Christian, who was promoted from the practice squad for the corresponding transaction. Neither player offers any potential fantasy appeal, as even starting tight end Charles Clay has struggled to produce in Buffalo's run-heavy offense.

Dray (ankle) has been listed as active for Thursday's Week 2 contest against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Dray was limited in practice during the week, which put his status into question for the Bills' Thursday night game. Though he's active, he's still the second option at tight end to Charles Clay and likely won't have much fantasy value.

Dray (ankle) is listed as a limited participant for the second straight day Wednesday (the Bills had a walkthrough) and is questionable for Thursday's game against the Jets, ESPN's Mike Rodak reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dray isn't much of a fantasy option with a career high of 26 catches back in 2013, but we suppose he's at least worth a mention should anything happen to Charles Clay. Clay is also listed as questionable with a knee injury, while Dray is second on the depth chart.

Dray (ankle) was a limited in practice on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The second-string tight end re-injured his ankle during Sunday's loss to the Raven, leaving his status for Thursday's tilt with the Jets unknown. Look for more updates to come in the next couple of days. If Dray is ruled out, expect Nick O'Leary to have an expanded role in the Bills' Week 2 game plan.

Dray (ankle) was not a participant in Monday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Dray sustained the ankle injury in Sunday's loss to the Ravens. He drew the start for the Bills, but failed to make a reception during the contest. Buffalo plays Thursday against the Jets, so Dray's recovery time will be limited.

Dray suffered an ankle injury in Sunday's tilt with the Ravens and is questionable to return, Joe Buscaglia of WKBW reports.

EDGE Analysis

Look for more information to come as the game progresses. Dray was dealing with an ankle injury earlier in the preseason but there is no word on if it's the same ankle. In the meantime, look for Charles Clay and Nick O'Leary to see increased action.

Dray (ankle) was fully dressed Monday and returned to practice, Jon Buscaglia of WKBW reports.

EDGE Analysis

Dray was not active during Saturday's preseason opener against the Colts after suffering from the ankle injury over the week ago, but his turn around has been quick and it looks like he should be good to go for practice this week, barring a setback. He'll continue to compete for the backup tight end job behind Charles Clay.